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Motherpeace: A Way to the Goddess Through Myth, Art, and Tarot

by Vicki Noble · 1984

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For over a decade, Motherpeacehas been an inspiration and oracle for women all over the world. Motherpeacerecovers the positive, nurturing peace-oriented values of prepatriarchal times, and brilliantly combines art, history, mythology, folklore, philosophy, and comparative religion with an informed spiritual and feminist perspective.

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Vicki Noble challenges us to celebrate our ancient peaceful heritage and to reclaim our right as a people to a life without war. The book is a vision of hope and transformation, made even more powerful by the vibrant pictorial images of the seventy-eight Motherpeacetarot cards.

Motherpeaceshows how traditional myths and symbols can provide ideas and images for understanding the meaning and power of the Goddess for women and men today.

Genre
mythologymyths and folklore
Themes
spiritualityfeminismartreligionwomen
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 288 pages

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