Goddess Worship in America

Goddess Worship in America is not New Age. It is intrinsic to planet/Mother Earth
the whole Motherland of our Sacred Birth from the Body of Woman, the universal
Birth Mother, Earth Mother of all womankind, mankind and humankind.

The First "indigenous" Nation(s) of this now called North American continent were
womenborn men, women, children, families and tribes who "worshipped" ceremonially
the Great Spirit of the Mother Earth, integrating their sexuality, spirituality,
humanity and divinity as a universal oneness, allness, wholeness, nowness and isness.

What on Earth is Happening in our lifetime is a universal remembering of our deep
spiritual roots in the Great Cosmic Mother, the living Giver of Life, the Life of
our bodies, minds, souls, hearts and spiritual simbiosis (oneness with the Mother).

As the infant is one with the womb and the Mother, so we are one with the greater
womb and Greater Mother HERself. All of the Patriarchial religions of the modern
world, Judaism, Christianity, Islam being those of the Abraham-derived Patriarchial
patrilineal lineage, all have their "divine feminine" roots in more ancient ancestural matrilineal, matriarchial, menarchial, more woman-centric, womb-centric
cultures.

That this is so is now supported by a wealth of both male and female, women and
men's combined research of our ancestural past lives, even unto the pre-historical
evidence that the original diety "worshiped" by humanity was a Great Cosmic Mother
who was perceived as "virgin" (meaning owned/possessed by no male entity) be "he"
man, god or beast.

A thourough study of Etymology, the "origin" of words and their meanings in the
context of the diversity of earth cultures from which we have derived them,
including ancient sanskrit, latin, greek, roman, hebrew, and many others, all
amalgamated into our contemporary simbiotic spoken, written "language", "literacy",
"neuro-linguist" inner "self-Talk", "baby talk", "god talk", "parent talk",
"sex talk", "family talk", "spirit talk" . . . etc. (the inner dialogue we carry
on continually.

. . . to be continued.