Examples of the divine feminine
with traditional titles
(The lost divine)
Astarte: Middle East; "True Sovereign of the world"
Ashorah (or Ashoreth): the Goddess worshipped by Solomon; "Queen of The Stars"
Aphrodite: Cyprus: triple Goddess: Virgin, Mother, Grandmother; "Giver of The
Natural Law of The Maternal Clan"
Artemis: Turkey; "Lady of The Wild Things"
Athena: Greece; "Protectress", "Goddess of Wisdom"
Brigitte: Britain; "The Exalted One"
Diana: Italy; "Queen of Heaven"
Fatamah Al-Mubarakah: the Koran; "The Blessed One"
Ishatar: Babylon; "Light of The World"
Isis: Mother
of Egypt; "Creatress"
Kuan Yin: Asia; "Goddess of Compassion"
Mary: The New Testament; "Mother of God"
Mātā: India; Queen of The Universe
The Shekhinah: the Old Testament; God’s female counter point who informs "Enlightenment"
Sophia: Gnostic Great Mother; "Goddess of Wisdom" who represented God’s female soul
Tara: India; "Goddess of Compassion"
Vajrayogini; Tibet; the Divine
White Buffalo Woman: America; "Carrier of the sacred peace pipe"; "With this holy pipe," she said, "you
will walk like a living prayer. With your feet resting upon the earth and the pipe stem reaching into the sky, your body forms
a living bridge between the Sacred Beneath and the Sacred Above. We are as one:
earth, sky, all living things, the two-legged, the four-legged, the winged ones, the trees, the grasses. Together with the
people, they are all related, one family. The pipe holds them all together."
Yemaya: Africa; "Mother of The Gods"
Peace Prayers
There are many paths, and each must find his/her own.
Therefore we do not seek to bind anyone to one path.
Rather we ask Goddess who know all paths
to bless, protect and guide us all
so that we can live without doubt or fear and all
shall tread their paths
in peace.