- Sophia is all knowing, all loving, all
feminine, and above all she has the
authority of the World Teacher
- Great Mother Goddess - The Neolithic settlement of Chatal Huyuk (c.7000 BC)
in Anatolia provides archaeological evidence that the
worship of the Mother Goddess experienced a long
continuity. Between the 5th and 3rd millennia BC, the
worship of Goddess became established in the Fertile
Crescent in the Indus Valley, and around the Aegean
Sea. Creator, Nurturer and the Protector - she was the very
center of the primitive universe.
- Tara - in Sanskrit language means “savior” or “star”. We hear the echoes of her name in
Latin – Terra. The Druids called her Tara. An ancient saga of Finland speaks of Tar – “the woman of wisdom”.
A tribe in South America calls their goddess of wisdom Tarahumara. The Cheyenne people speak of “star
woman” IshTar, who fell from heavens and gave crafts to humans.
To the Tibetans Buddha – the Enlightened
One is even higher of the gods, and the
mother of all Buddhas the mother of all
enlightened souls is called Tara.
- Innanna - The Near East goddess of wisdom
Ishtar/Innana or Astarte wielded enormous
influence in the ancient world. In all these
beliefs and religions Innana is considered the
channel of wisdom.
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