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    Ereshkigal: The Divine Dark Feminine, #2
    Maria Padilha: The Divine Dark Feminine, #3
    Sedna; Loving the Unloved: The Divine Dark Feminine, #1
    Ebook series5 titles

    The Divine Dark Feminine Series

    By Fi Woods, Scott Irvine, Veronica Rivas and Bill Duvendack

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    About this series

    Kali the Destroyer The most ancient of Goddesses, Kali is the Hindu equivalent of Ereshkigal, but darker. She is literally the 'Black One', the personification of death and destruction. Kali is change. The Great Mother Goddess is the passion that drives the kundalini up through the chakras to be with her beloved Shiva. It is to Kali one prays to for liberation from the shackles of political, cultural and economic oppression. To use Kali in your magic, you need to understand what she represents at her deepest and darkest level.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVeneficia Publications
    Release dateMar 17, 2021
    Ereshkigal: The Divine Dark Feminine, #2
    Maria Padilha: The Divine Dark Feminine, #3
    Sedna; Loving the Unloved: The Divine Dark Feminine, #1

    Titles in the series (5)

    • 1

      Sedna; Loving the Unloved: The Divine Dark Feminine, #1
      Sedna; Loving the Unloved: The Divine Dark Feminine, #1

      Sedna; Loving the Unloved: The Divine Dark Feminine, #1

      Fi Woods
      3/5 - 1 rating
      3/5 - 1 rating

      Sedna: Loving the unloved is a truly heartfelt spiritual journey that would melt even the coldest heart. Both beautifully written and genuinely compassionate, this book explores the comparisons between the author and her goddess.  It provides a unique and heartfelt insight into what it means to be on a devotional path. Fi Woods approaches this from an original standpoint with both love and  empathy being present throughout and for anyone exploring their spiritual path this book is a must.

      Sedna: Loving the unloved is a truly heartfelt spiritual journey that would melt even the coldest heart. Both beautifully written and genuinely compassionate, this book explores the comparisons between the author and her goddess.  It provides a unique and heartfelt insight into what it means to be on a devotional path. Fi Woods approaches this from an original standpoint with both love and  empathy being present throughout and for anyone exploring their spiritual path this book is a must.

    • 2

      Ereshkigal: The Divine Dark Feminine, #2
      Ereshkigal: The Divine Dark Feminine, #2

      Ereshkigal: The Divine Dark Feminine, #2

      Scott Irvine
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      The Divine Dark Feminine Series Book 2  The Divine Dark Feminine series is intended as a subjective look at those individuals who work devotionally with a particular feminine deity, entity, energy, or archetype. In this book Scott Irvine shares his journey with the goddess of death: Ereshkigal. This is an open, honest and at times raw look at what it means to work with the goddess Ereshkigal. In this book Scott shares her mythology and her sorrows as well as some of his own. A beautiful spiritual journey which is both informative and emotive.

      The Divine Dark Feminine Series Book 2  The Divine Dark Feminine series is intended as a subjective look at those individuals who work devotionally with a particular feminine deity, entity, energy, or archetype. In this book Scott Irvine shares his journey with the goddess of death: Ereshkigal. This is an open, honest and at times raw look at what it means to work with the goddess Ereshkigal. In this book Scott shares her mythology and her sorrows as well as some of his own. A beautiful spiritual journey which is both informative and emotive.

    • 3

      Maria Padilha: The Divine Dark Feminine, #3
      Maria Padilha: The Divine Dark Feminine, #3

      Maria Padilha: The Divine Dark Feminine, #3

      Veronica Rivas
      5/5 - 1 rating
      5/5 - 1 rating

      Maria Padilha is unique in as much as she did not begin HER journey as a goddess, spirit demon, or archetypal energy. Her origins can be found in the history books as a wife and as a queen. Veronica Rivas takes us on a fascinating journey as she shares this woman's history as well as her place within the magickal hierarchy. Veronica Rivas shares with us her enthusiasm, and her love for this once queen. Maria Padilha is professionally researched and beautifully written.

      Maria Padilha is unique in as much as she did not begin HER journey as a goddess, spirit demon, or archetypal energy. Her origins can be found in the history books as a wife and as a queen. Veronica Rivas takes us on a fascinating journey as she shares this woman's history as well as her place within the magickal hierarchy. Veronica Rivas shares with us her enthusiasm, and her love for this once queen. Maria Padilha is professionally researched and beautifully written.

    • 4

      Nephthys: The Divine Dark Feminine, #4
      Nephthys: The Divine Dark Feminine, #4

      Nephthys: The Divine Dark Feminine, #4

      Bill Duvendack
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      Nephthys is one the most enigmatic Egyptian goddesses and the dark twin of Isis, as very little about her has withstood the test of time. This book does its best to rectify that problem. Bill Duvendack shares information on the Lady of the Temple, which he has collected from various sources as well including personal experiences by the author, to give the seeker a starting point for future magical work. A fabulous read and a very beautiful book.

      Nephthys is one the most enigmatic Egyptian goddesses and the dark twin of Isis, as very little about her has withstood the test of time. This book does its best to rectify that problem. Bill Duvendack shares information on the Lady of the Temple, which he has collected from various sources as well including personal experiences by the author, to give the seeker a starting point for future magical work. A fabulous read and a very beautiful book.

    • 5

      Kali: The Divine Dark Feminine, #5
      Kali: The Divine Dark Feminine, #5

      Kali: The Divine Dark Feminine, #5

      Scott Irvine
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      Kali the Destroyer The most ancient of Goddesses, Kali is the Hindu equivalent of Ereshkigal, but darker. She is literally the 'Black One', the personification of death and destruction. Kali is change. The Great Mother Goddess is the passion that drives the kundalini up through the chakras to be with her beloved Shiva. It is to Kali one prays to for liberation from the shackles of political, cultural and economic oppression. To use Kali in your magic, you need to understand what she represents at her deepest and darkest level.

      Kali the Destroyer The most ancient of Goddesses, Kali is the Hindu equivalent of Ereshkigal, but darker. She is literally the 'Black One', the personification of death and destruction. Kali is change. The Great Mother Goddess is the passion that drives the kundalini up through the chakras to be with her beloved Shiva. It is to Kali one prays to for liberation from the shackles of political, cultural and economic oppression. To use Kali in your magic, you need to understand what she represents at her deepest and darkest level.

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