The Goddess House is delighted to announce that on Monday, 10 November 2014 as part of the Monday Night Meditation group, the Hindu Goddess Kali will be honoured in a special Kali Mantra and Meditation night, with special guest, Devidasan being in attendance and sharing his knowledge about this often feared and rather mistaken Goddess.
The night's sky, in particular Nut as she was known by the ancient Egyptians, has been on my mind as late. Maybe it has something to do with my recent trip interstate where I was able to marvel at all the stars without them being hidden in the increasing amount of "light pollution" we have in suburbia these days. Or maybe it is because Nut is one of the 13 Goddesses covered in InHer Sacred Names: Writings on the Divine Feminine which is due to be released by the end of this month and that pre-orders are now being taken. Whatever the reasoningm this star gazing meditation from Daily Om seems to hit the spot.
For a period of 10 years (from 2002 until 2012) I had a regular column in an Australian "spiritual life style" magazine, Insight, which sadly folded in August 2012. Being a monthly magazine, often I found that I was writing about two favourite topics of mine - mythology and the Goddess. This resulted in a number of articles being written over the years and subsequent requests (especially when the magzine folded) to collate them together into a book. For the last 12 months, this is what I have been doing (amongst other things) with the end result being InHer Sacred Name: Writings on the Divine Feminine.
The Goddess House is delighted to announce that on Monday, 10 November 2014 as part of the Monday Night Meditation group, the Hindu Goddess Kali will be honoured in a special Kali Mantra and Meditation night, with special guest, Devidasan being in attendance and sharing his knowledge about this often feared and rather mistaken Goddess.
The night's sky, in particular Nut as she was known by the ancient Egyptians, has been on my mind as late. Maybe it has something to do with my recent trip interstate where I was able to marvel at all the stars without them being hidden in the increasing amount of "light pollution" we have in suburbia these days. Or maybe it is because Nut is one of the 13 Goddesses covered in In Her Sacred Names: Writings on the Divine Feminine which is due to be released by the end of this month and that pre-orders are now being taken. Whatever the reasoningm this star gazing meditation from Daily Om seems to hit the spot.
For a period of 10 years (from 2002 until 2012) I had a regular column in an Australian "spiritual life style" magazine, Insight, which sadly folded in August 2012. Being a monthly magazine, often I found that I was writing about two favourite topics of mine - mythology and the Goddess. This resulted in a number of articles being written over the years and subsequent requests (especially when the magzine folded) to collate them together into a book. For the last 12 months, this is what I have been doing (amongst other things) with the end result being In Her Sacred Name: Writings on the Divine Feminine.