Michelle Snyder Symbolic imagery for the feminine is as ancient as prehistory. Magdalenian (12,500 BC) inscriptions show symbols translated by Duncan-Enzmann as shelter, food, and childcare, all feminine concepts. The triad goddess begins there: grandmothers teaching mothers teaching daughters how to spin, dye, weave, and tailor garments during the bitter cold Ice Age. The Vanir [...]
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Goddesses and the Divine Feminine
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Kabbalah, Cabala, Qabalah
Long before there were religious concepts of good and evil, there was magic. In this magic-pool arose an occult philosophy called the cabala. The name is from the Hebrew qibbel, which means to receive and signifies “knowledge handed down by tradition.” For a while, it was the secret practice of the Jews. By the time it [...] More
