Consort▲of the▼Goddess

http://youtu.be/9IUL3uOIx0s

Does anyone have the full song and it's translation into English? I find it very beautiful, Thank you.

The Guardian

She is the Guardian of the Grail,

for the Grail is the Sacred Feminine,

no man may enter into her mysteries,

unless he opens to her; knows her intimately,

she must see him as worthy,

for the thing she guards is precious,

and cannot be taken by force,

she will not speak in words,

the way to the treasure of treasures,

but her heart whispers the secret path,

for it holds the key to eternal life.

To know your depths,

I have given up everything,

and you have rewarded me,

a smile from your heart,

and the universe dissolved,

into your vastness,

then the beautiful emanation,

that revealed again your beauty,

it is from you I came,

to you I return,

and in you I live,

Thank you.

atonement

a. the reconciliation of man with God through the life, sufferings, and sacrificial death of Christ

b. the sufferings and death of Christ

at·tuned, at·tun·ing, at·tunes

1. To bring into a harmonious or responsive relationship:

As we can see Atonement is about suffering and sacrifice while Attunement is about harmony, Patriarchal religions preach atonement or suffering and sacrifice while Dharmic traditions teach attunement or harmony. Patriarchal religions preach reliance on the words of the prophets while Dharmic traditions teach reliance upon ones own direct experience.............which is the best way?

Ode to the Goddess

She is the escort into the matter,

the guide into true Divinity,

she has always been open and naked,

for those with the single eye,

uniting spirit and flesh as one,

she is the flowering of consciousness,

the joy of *being* alive,

the celebration,

eternity unfolding,

the sound of one hand clapping,

the intoxication of scents as lovers mingle,

becoming one in ecstasy.

live in wholeness or Holiness?

"Alone, I had moved from peak to peak in the mountain range of my spiritual journey, conquering the heights, touching the sky, basking in the light. I did not realize there was a whole other side to spirituality. The scriptures I read did not mention it, or if they had I could not see it. My teachers did not talk about it, because they themselves did not know. It had to do with the wisdom not of the mountain, but of the valley. It was the journey into the depths, not the heights of the human soul. It moved one not into the sky, but reconnected one back to the earth, not just basking in the light, but also dissolving into the darkness. It was beyond the realm of the masculine hero's conquests. It was the Feminine Dimension of Life."

"Surrender then, is the discipline of Love. Surrender is the initiation into The Feminine Perspective. When one recognizes and experiences the Divine as Life itself, and Life as the Eternal Process of unfolding Love, this then is the advent of the Goddess. We can then put away all our fairy tales of beginnings and endings, and embrace Eternity - the Great Mystery at the heart of our own Being. When the definitions of Love, Life, and the Divine all become synonymous, the Great Adventure has begun. The weaving together of these seemingly separate concepts into a Living Whole makes all Life Sacred and Holy, and each unique individual expression of Life, integrated and healthy."

"There is a direct connection between the words economy and ecology. In fact, they come from the same Greek word, oikos, meaning house or household. At one time it was universally recognized that in order to have a sustainable economy within the individual household, one had to have a sustainable relationship with the larger "household" of the Earth.

If we trace the Greek word oikos back to its Indo-European root we find the word, weik, from which we get the Anglo-Saxon, wicca, or in current English, witch. Contrary to our popular mythological distortions, this association reveals a time when witches, the powerful females of the clan, were in charge of managing their household economies through their spiritual relationship with the Earth. This was seen as the ultimate source of power and wealth.

The recognition of this primary bond with our Mother Earth became expressed in the Tantric scriptures as the principle of Artha, meaning both "Earth" and "Wealth". This basic principle represents the deep-seated feelings of connectedness, security and trust. If one is in accord with the principle of Artha, one realizes on an emotional level the organic and primal bond that exists between oneself and the Earth, and every being that lives upon Her.

Many aboriginal people all over the world are absolutely horrified when they witness the massive destruction of the environment, caused by their so called "advanced" neighbors. This is because these "primitive" people are still living with their bond to the Earth intact. The impact would be similar to that of a small child, watching his or her mother being killed. The loss is not just of one particular individual in the child's life, but a collapse of the entire world."

How are you doing?

How is your being?

Was there ever a real problem with staying connected to what is?

What should one be aware of that will try to disconnect natives from their home?

What good is a God without a Goddess?

As the female has the power "to attract and move deeply : rouse to ecstatic admiration" then the power of initiation into the Mysteries dwells with her abilities to enchant, to inspire. In fact all life especially spiritual life depends upon the female to except a worthy student. What happened to this natural order of the Cosmos?

While some fantasize about a God outside of time,

in some far off heaven,

the natural world lays in wait with her beauty,

crouched to pounce and devour all the untruths,

and to lay bare the beauty of being.