Oh, moje jato Wytches

[Branimir Maksimovic]

The Witches of today, however, while acknowledging the importance of the Male
element of telluric Power, generally prefer to give the greater honour to the
Female Principle, personified as the Goddess. The Goddess has also been
worshipped all over the world, and under many names, but is still essentially
the same Goddess. That TIAMAT was undoubtedly female is to the point; and that
the Chinese as well as the Sumerians perceived of two dragon currents, male and
female, gives the researchers a more complex picture. The Green Dragon and the
Red Dragon of the alchemists are thus identified, as the positive and negative
energies that compromise the cosmos of our perception, as manifest in the
famous Chinese yin-yang symbol. But what of INANNA, the single planetary deity
having a female manifestation among the Sumerians? She is invoked in the
NECRONOMICON and identified as the vanquisher of Death, for she descended into
the Underworld and defeated her sister, the Goddess of the Abyss, Queen
ERESHKIGAL (possibly another name for TIAMAT). Interestingly enough, the myth
has many parallels with the Christian concept of Christ's death and
resurrection, among which the Crucifixion (INANNA was impaled on a stake as a
corpse), the three days in the Sumerian Hades, and the eventual Resurrection
are outstanding examples of how Sumerian mythology previewed the Christian
religion by perhaps as many as three thousand years - a fact that beautifully
illustrates the cosmic and eternal nature of this myth. Therefore, the Goddess
of the Witches has two distinct forms: the Ancient One, Goddess of the
Dragon-like telluric Power which is raised in Magickal rituals, and the Elder
Goddess, Defeater of Death, who brings the promise of Resurrection and
Rejuvenation to her followers those who must reside for a time after death and
between incarnations in what is called the "Summerland".

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