Exploring The Dark Goddess

What you'll learn
Who is the Dark Goddess and what makes a Goddess a "Dark" Goddess.
Identify various categories of Dark Goddesses found within mythology.
Learn about the popular concept of the Triple Goddess and the moon, and where the Dark Goddess fits.
The possible origins of our rejection of the sacred mysteries governed by the Dark Goddess.
An introduction to the concept of "shadow" and "shadow work" as it is found within Jungian psychology.
Understand what is meant by "spiritual by-passing".
Explore the sacred myths and associations of Dark Goddesses from Wales, western Africa and ancient Mesopotamia.
Learn how to connect with the Dark Goddess in order to gain a deeper insight into challenges in your own life.
Meet the Dark Goddess, or an aspect of her, through a powerful meditation.
Gain insight into a personal practice with the Hindu Dark Goddess, Kali.
Bonus Self Care Meditation
Requirements
An interest in mythology.
An interest in self-healing or self-improvement at a deeper soul level.
An open and curious mind.
Description
What does the word "dark" mean to you?Do you think of something that is evil and frightening? Or are you filled with awe and wonder?If the concept of "Goddess" means "divine feminine", what then is a "Dark Goddess"?Can something that is "divine" also be "evil and frightening"?Within mythology there are certain goddesses, aspects of the divine feminine, who seem to taunt or challenge us mere mortals, reminding us of our failings and our own mortality. They are depicted as being sexually alluring temptresses, evil hags residing in the darkness forests or deep the Underworld, or worse, destroying mothers. These Dark Goddesses can haunt our...

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