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| Minoan Snake Goddess - Invoking the Goddess Oracle and Action |
Minoan Snake Goddess figurines were found in Crete dating from 1700 - 1450 BCE. They were household Goddesses who protected the home. Snakes are a symbol of renewal, wisdom and fertility. The way they handle snakes suggests that they were priestesses. Minoan women played a dominant role in religion in this matrilineal culture. The Minoan Snake Goddess has a cat on her head which is a symbol of domesticity.
The Oracle of the Minoan Snake Goddess:
There was a time when women
Were priestesses
Ruled matriarchal, matrilineal society
Our ability to shed and renew ourselves
Through women's mysteries
Gave us power, fertility, and wisdom
Claim your right to transform society
The Action is:
Regeneration
Shed the old paradigm
Recreate your world
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| Minoan Snake Goddess - Invoking the Goddess Oracle and Action |
