Lamp of the Goddess

by Rae Beth

At the dawn of a new era we are drawn to modern Goddess spirituality. Rae Beth feels the world can change by sharing our personal spiritual experiences with each other. She has gone within herself for this book of recollections, inner guidance and ancient teachings (which was originally published as Reincarnation and the Dark Goddess). She explains individual reincarnation as a microcosm of Earth's great cycles of existence and as a means of developing the love and wisdom needed to manifest the true beauty of the spirit realm. Along with instructions for recalling past lives and developing psychic skills, she gives descriptions of the Otherworld (where we go between lives) as the land of the Dark Goddess - the Queen of the Dead. This is not a fearsome place, but a joyful spirit land where healing flows, whether we approach it from its peripheries in dreams, in meditation, or between incarnations. Rae Beth also includes thoughtful interpretations of various myths of the Goddess in her many aspects - Isis, Kali, Mary Magdalene, Persephone and Tiamat - to name but a few. Lamp of the Goddess looks at reincarnation from the viewpoint of a present-day priestess who honours the Deep Feminine, or the Goddess, as Mother of Souls, as well as the Earth Mother of physical existence. This sharing vision is relevant to us all, in our process of discovery and rebirth.

Genres: Nonfiction, Spirituality, Goddess, Wicca, Witchcraft, Paganism

186 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 1, 1995

Reviews

[Audrey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Rae Beth never flops. Such an amazing introduction into her personal past life work and experiences with deities. Not a good starting point in her bibliography for new readers, but a great entry in it for fans of her work.

[esotericfaery · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a good past lives book, but it was a bit short.