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Andrew

EthericEcstasy
Jan 25 2009, 08:29 PM
Persephone, The only daughter of the goddess Demeter. While Persephone was out picking flowers, a chasm opened revealing Pluto. He quickly pulled her into the underworld and made her his wife and Queen of the Lower World. Demeter scoured the land looking for her daughter and once she discovered what had occurred, she was grief-stricken. She wandered the land alone, bringing famine to the earth in her grief. The people called out to Zeus for assistance and he answered by ordering Hades to release Persephone. However she had already eaten a pomegranate seed. Having fed upon and drank from the goods of the underworld, she was obligated to spend a third of the year with Pluto. When winter came and earth was cold and barren is the time Persephone resides in the underworld and Demeter travels the earth yearning for her only daughter. At Persephone's release in the spring, the earth begins to grow flowers again.

I can honestly say I do not believe it to be Persephone's fault, She did not will her kidnapping. Persephone did not have a choice as a Young and probably Naive girl.

Does it show the mother Demeter was irresponsible for leaving her daughter Persephone alone?

Perhaps, However I think the mother had believed her daughter Persephone would be safe. After all there is no reason for Pluto to Pick flowers. Unfortunately he found Persephone though. Demeter clearly cares and loves her daughter Persephone, to be searching for her.
Interesting story. You seem to be in tune with this arcane stuff and perhaps you can guide me a little because I feel puzzled by a number of things. Is this dome-goddess really Persephone, I understand that she looks East to the rising sun Horus on the Horizon and she is adorned with the pentacle stars of Venus-Lucifera-Isis so as "Freedom" she might be another representation of Liberty Venus-Lucifera-Isis the bearer of the sun-son god, Enlightening the World.

In the Kaballah, 7-Netzach Venus is the seventh of the ten Sephiroth on the "Tree of Life." Its meaning in Hebrew is Victory.
God form
Egyptian: Hathoor Isis (Sister-wife of Osiris-Moon and mother of Horus her sun/son)
Hindu: Bhavani, Lalita (sexual aspect of Sakti) the Universal Mother.
Scandinavian: Freya, Frig (Friday goddess)
Greek: Aphrodite, Nike (April Month goddess)
Roman: Venus (Magic Square 175, as in UA175) (Venus Day, Vendredi, Friday goddess, Daleth)
Sigils: 5 petal Rose and the Pentacle star
Magical Weapons: The Lamp and Girdle

My questions are do you understand this whole 7 X 11 = 77 Perfect Magick thing?
I understand that Washington DC is on God’s Longitude 77 West (hence AA77) and Liberty-Isis in New York has a crown with 7-rays and she stands on a star with 11 points.

Also how ancient do you think that the "Tree of Life" is, could there be different forms? Thelema have this apparently modern looking Tree of Life from 777 by Aleister Crowley. They show "wandering star" planet gods like Neptune, Pluto and Uranus. But these gods were not visible by the naked eye before telescopes so what is going on? The 7 visible gods were Saturn, Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter and Venus for the 7 days of the week. Only the 5 naked eye planets of Saturn, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter and Venus were visible surely, apart from the sun (Horus-Jesus) and moon (Jehovah, Baal, Osiris or Allah) gods.

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