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GODDESS JOURNEY Art Opening & Exhibition

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words by Shaktima posted September 16, 2007 - 7:05pm
Eternal Feminine

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Jayne DeMente
818 760-0531, roadyin@aol.com
What: “The Goddess Journey” Art Opening
When: October 6-31, 2007
Opening Night: October 06, 7-10 p.m.
Where: Magdalene Cultural Arts Center
4822 Vineland Ave (at Lankershim)
North Hollywood, CA 91601
http://shaktimabrien.blogspot.com/
http://www.themagdalenecenter.com/
Admission: Free and open to the public

"The Goddess Journey" lifts the veil on a lost Feminine Spiritual Heritage.
Femininist Spiritual Art is alive at the Magdalene Cultural Arts Center in North Hollywood.

In the tradition of Judy Chicago ("Through the Flower", "The Dinner Party"), Frida Kahlo’s portraits of the soul, and last spring Exquisite Acts & Everyday Rebellions: 2007 CalArts Feminist Art Project, WACK! Art and the Femininist Revolution at Geffen Contemporary at MOCA and Southern California Women’s Caucus for Art’s Multiple Vantage Points at LAMAG (Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery), "The Goddess Journey", a series of 33 paintings, a legacy to women spiritual heritage, explores the Eternal Feminine.


What Do You Call a Woman Who Has an Abortion?

words by moiv posted March 21, 2006 - 5:04am

from Talk to Action

Your wife, your mother, your sister, your daughter . . . or somebody else's criminal? A woman you love, or what Covenant News calls just another murderous mom?

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Thoreau said, "The soul of man exists in the Contemplation of the nature of women behind bars." In this, as in so many other things, he appears to have been right.


This Week in Goddess Worship: Bride

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words by artemisia posted March 17, 2006 - 12:02am

Because the 17th is St. Patrick's day...

Art and text by Thalia Took:
used with her gracious permisson


"Feed your fires!"

Bride (or Brigid) is a beloved goddess of the Celts known by many names, Bride being the Scots Gaelic variant. Her names mean "the Exalted One". She tends the triple fires of smithcraft (physical fire), healing (the fire of life within), and poetry (the fire of the spirit). In balance to this She also presides over many healing springs. Cattle are sacred to Her, green is Her color, and, perhaps one of the reasons She is so beloved (especially in Ireland)--She is said to have invented beer! Her feast day of February 1st is called Imbolc (the Christian Candlemas), when the predictions for the coming spring's weather were made, a remnant of which is seen in the modern Groundhog Day. She is daughter to the Dagda, and invented the first keening when her son Rúadán was killed.


Faith Is Believing What You Know Ain't So

words by moiv posted March 9, 2006 - 3:59am

from Talk to Action

One can almost hear Mark Twain snorting in disgust.

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This week Governor Mike Rounds of South Dakota finally ended the suspense. After a prolonged, tantalizing and agonizing period of presumably sober deliberation, Rounds signed the Women's Health and Human Life Protection Act. The law protects human life beginning at "that point in time when a male human sperm penetrates the zona pellucida of a female human ovum." Unless, of course, the live human in question is a woman who wants an abortion '


Send all religions back to the Abrahamic desert. Pronto.

words by Marisacat posted February 12, 2006 - 11:53pm

BRAVO!! to Chavez:


[AFP photo]

The Venezuelan government has given a Christian missionary group from the US until Sunday to leave the country.

President Hugo Chavez has repeatedly called for the expulsion of the New Tribes Mission, saying they are American imperialists.

He has called them spies of the CIA and colonialists.

Most of the 160 evangelical preachers and their families have already gone back to the US, after he asked them to leave last October.


This Week in Goddess Worship: Maman Brijit

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words by artemisia posted February 12, 2006 - 12:29am

Art and text by Thalia Took:
used with her gracious permisson


"I will guide and protect you on your difficult journeys."

Maman Brijit is a Vodou lwa or spirit who is the protectress of cemeteries. She is one of the family of the Gede or Guede, the Vodou death spirits whose numbers include Bawon Samdi, Bawon Gede, and Gede Nimbo or Nibo, guardian of children. The Gede, especially Bawon Samdi, Her husband, are tricksters who are known for mocking authority and making fun of society. They have terribly bad manners and very dirty minds.


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