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Ishtar (Babylonian)- A moon Goddess with roots in the Sumerian deity Inanna. Some myths say she is the daughter of the moon, others the mother. It is likely she was a triplicty into herself - all three faces in one entity. She is also a goddess of fertility, storms, love, and sexual unions.
Taken from the book Lady of the Night. By: Edain McCay
She does not follow any particular tradition, also known as Eclectic. She learns and studies from many magickal systems and applies those to her practice which work best. You might find her in her sacred space calling upon the Universe for help in her magickal workings.
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"Once we've learned the basics of Wiccan beliefs and practices,living
our religion is, logically, the next step. How we allow it to affect our
lives is completely up to us.
"I've written this book as a guide not only to Wiccan practice, but to
Wiccan life. Still, its contents are merely ideas and suggestions. Each
of us has to find the perfect path.
May the Goddess and God assist you in this quest."
By Scott Cunningham,
1956-1993
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Scott Cunningham was born in Royal Oak, Michigan on June 27, 1956. He
passed from this incarnation on March 28, 1993, but his work and his words
live on.
Taken from the book of LIVING WICCA.
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