The Sun Goddess

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The Sun Goddess

Author	: Sheena McGrath
File Size	: 41,9 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 17 June 1997
ISBN	: 0713727950
Pages	: 200 pages

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The Sun Goddess by Sheena McGrath Book PDF Summary

Does the mention of a sun deity make you think of Apollo? Perhaps you should envision a female divinity instead Unlike the Greeks, many Indo-European peoples probably believed a goddess ruled our bright, blazing star. So, dispense with the stereotypes of mainstream culture and set out on a journey of discovery to bring this long-forgotten idol into focus. Through etymology, mythology, and religion, a compelling argument emerges for seeing the sun in feminine terms. Norse, Baltic, Celtic, and Hittite legends, goddesses named Sol and Saule, plus pictures of a variety of artifacts, lend weight to this eye-opening thesis.

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