I watched this video a couple days ago and had mixed feelings. It was troubling that the church automatically places Ishtar as total dark when in fact, she is not. She is also the light. God has an army and she is a necessary force in it. She is both the Goddess of Love and the Goddess of War. When things are in balance then she observes and is happy but when things are so out of balance she comes to try and guide man away from war in my research and possibly being the reincarnation of her or holding her energy. I also understand a lot more about her because of my gifts given to me by God.
I pray that the church corrects this incorrect branding of her and also open up more about women and offer more higher positions to women. I also strongly feel that priests and nuns should be allowed to marry and lift the celibacy practice completely or perhaps they could do a period of celibacy every now and them to become closer to God on their own. It should not be mandatory. It would probably really reduce or hopefully stop the horrible sex crimes against innocents by the priests. The church needs to modernize. Ishtar knows that human nature is normal and a part of procreation. I think it would make the church stronger if their people could have families. Would generate such positive energy, I believe.
Speaking of energy this past full moon I found out was very special. It was Het- Heru (Hathor)/Ishtar's Super Moon In Taurus that had magic energy and unleashing gifts. I actually received a magical gift from VW Canada gifted my husband and I for a magical evening too! We received free movie passes to Fantastic Beasts and a discounted popcorn and drink too! I know it seems like not a big deal to you but remember how I operate and it's about symbols, signs and energy and that topped the chart to me as something significant and wonderful! I thanked VW Canada on Twitter too. That was the 3rd movie we received free since purchasing our car from them.
I watched this Ishtar video a couple days ago&of course church dubs her a demon.No,she's NOT! Well,not entirely. https://t.co/6NodhbkW0b 1/2— Anna Sophia (@AnnaSophia_TOPS) November 28, 2016
I strongly sensed that Ishtar is a necessary force in God's army.Empress comes in times of need&she should be respected by good,not foul. /2— Anna Sophia (@AnnaSophia_TOPS) November 28, 2016
Should be feared by foul that harm innocent. She is a natural karma force.When things are balanced she is goddess of love or war when not 2a— Anna Sophia (@AnnaSophia_TOPS) November 28, 2016
If Het-Heru (Hathor) article goes in the memory hole I will copy that portion from the article here:
GODDESS OF THE TAURUS FULL MOON: HET- HERU (HATHOR)
Het- Heru (Hathor), is the beautiful, nurturing cow-headed goddess of Egypt. She is the oldest goddess of Beauty, music, dancing, wine, joy, and love. Het-Heru can be found throughout other cultures under such names as Venus, Aphrodite, Oshun. (ISHTAR)
Her energy is ever present for all of those who are born under the sun sign of Taurus and Libra. She is the patron goddess of women and beauty, Hathor presides over the sacred feminine arts of adornment, enchantment, and lovemaking.
In her ancient role as sky goddess she is the primeval waters or womb of space. In her form as the celestial cow that nourishes all creation with stars on her belly, horns of the crescent moon and a solar disk on her head, Hathor is and forever will be the ‘mother of the light’ and the ‘golden one’.
crystal quartz and solid gold adorned bottle used for fragrant oils with the bust of Goddess Het-Heru (Hathor)
"As the ’beautiful one’, ‘ mistress of the vagina’, goddess of love, motherhood and female sexuality, Hathor is a quintessential Alchemical/Tantric Goddess whose priestesses were schooled in the sacred feminine arts of adornment and lovemaking. They are often shown holding a mirror with Hathor’s face carved on its handle. The mirror has many symbolic meanings. At first glance, it represents beauty, and the art of adornment. However, its meaning and usage go much deeper. It is both a tool for perceiving the inner working of the mind and a symbol for the act of self-observation. In ancient Egypt, it was used by the priestesses in magical practices for sending back negative energies to their source, as well as a medium for seeing through time, space and the more subtle dimensions of reality. While gazing into its depths, they would expand their awareness to journey from the earth to the stars and from the outer material form to the inner spiritual essence." - Jeremy Naydler, Temple of the Cosmos
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