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09/07/2025

GODDESS OF THE DAY - DEWI RATIH
FEMININE DIVINE LUNAR
BEAUTY OF THE ECLIPSE

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Radiant Goddess of the Moon,
Bearer of grace and eternal return,
You rise through shadows with a light unbroken.
Your face is the beauty of a total lunar eclipse
Your spirit glows in deep lunar beauty in shades of red.
Flowing from Tirta Amertha (Water of eternal life)
Dewi Ratih, we call to you…
Illuminate our hearts,
Guide our cycles,
And bless us with your gentle strength as the sky gifts us with a Blood Moon tonight
Hold us in your Moonlight essence ….
Oh beautiful celestial sight.
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Full Moon in Pisces on Sunday, September 7th. The illuminated surface of the moon is 100%. The lunar cycle is 14 days old. We have a total lunar eclipse, also known as a "Blood Moon," occurring on September 7-8, 2025, visible from Africa, Asia, Australia, and parts of Europe and the Indian Ocean. Nearly 7 billion people which is about 85% of the world population will witness a total lunar eclipse coinciding with a SuperMoon.

Under the Pisces Lunar Eclipse, the veils part and Dewi Ratih, luminous Goddess of the Moon, weaves her silver threads through the tapestry of our souls. She gathers the weight of karmic chapters and dissolves them into her celestial glow, freeing us from the bindings of old vows and worn-out destinies. The Blood Moon rises as her chalice, calling forth endings that are not ruin, but sacred purification—anointing the earth with what must fall away. In her light, we remember that death is never the end, but the alchemy of becoming. Each farewell is an initiation, a doorway into deeper love, greater wisdom, and the spiral of rebirth, where destiny evolves in harmony with the eternal dance of the Moon.

Dewi Ratih is the Goddess of the Moon and beauty. She is known for her grace and loveliness and is often associated with the myth of lunar eclipses. Dewi Ratih is also known as Sang Hyang Ratih or Sang Hyang Semara Ratih). As a revered Hindu goddess in the spiritual traditions of Java and Bali, she is celebrated for her elegance. Under each full moon (purnama), Balinese ritual honors Dewi Ratih’s radiant spirit. Offerings are made in gratitude for the Moon’s beauty and its guiding presence in the night sky.

When the rakshasa Kala Rau disguised himself and sought immortality by drinking the gods’ nectar, Dewi Ratih saw through his guise and warned Vishnu. Vishnu struck him down—but only his throat had tasted the elixir, granting him a cursed immortal existence. Thus, whenever the Moon rises, Kala Rau pursues her, swallowing her briefly in a cosmic gesture… only for her to emerge again—untainted and resplendent. This powerful myth is the Balinese explanation of a lunar eclipse.

Dewi Ratih is the soft brilliance of moonlight rising after darkness…. Pure, unyielding, and tender in her return. She teaches us that even when shadows fall, we emerge restored, luminous, and connected to the cycles of healing and grace.

The eclipse will last for about 1 hour and 22 minutes, with the Moon appearing red as it passes through Earth's shadow. Just as the Moon's gravitational dance affects the tides, so too does it stir the currents of our inner seas. Pisces, the ethereal water sign, opens portals to our intuitive depths and encourages us to flow with the tides of our emotions, embracing the art of surrender and change.

Close your eyes and imagine standing under the Balinese night sky. The full moon glows above you—soft, silver, alive. This is Dewi Ratih’s presence. Feel her light touching your skin, flowing into your body, filling your womb, heart, and mind with peace.

Notice that even when a shadow begins to pass across her face, her essence never fades. She is still whole, still radiant, still eternal. Let this truth settle into your being: Your light is never diminished by passing shadows.

Breathe this in, and when you open your eyes, carry her glow within you.

Sending love and Full Moon blessings,
Aradia
Creatrix • Priestess • Initiatrix
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Art: “Dewi Ratih’s Total Lunar Eclipse Coinciding with the SuperMoon” collage using Rania Renderings goddess image

09/06/2025

Embrace The Energy Of Tomorrow’s Pisces Full Moon

In the Tarot, the zodiac sign of Pisces is ruled by the Moon card from the Mayor Arcana and it's in direct connection to the spiritual realms. The Moon rules over emotions, intuition and psychic ability. Much like the sign of Pisces, this is a highly intuitive moon phase.

When the Moon is found in Pisces, the emotions are likely to be pronounced. Pisces is the final sign of the zodiac, and has much to do with sensitivity – to oneself, to other people, and to the mysterious, unseen forces that shape our world. Now that the Moon is in this whimsical sign of Pisces, you may find yourself drifting and dreaming... because Pisces represents spiritual depth and transcendence.

• Need Direction?
•Have you manifested that intention that you had set during the last New Moon?
•Do you need some assistance?

A Tarot consultation will give you good, clear guidance. You can ask specific questions, or get an insight into your year ahead. I offer sensitive and intuitive Tarot readings to guide you on your soul journey. My readings weave together Goddess mythology and planetary symbolism. For me, the Tarot is all about encouraging you to think about and reflect on your life, past, present and future. My goal is to provide you with deep insight to help unravel puzzling or difficult life experiences and spiritual dilemmas. I believe that when you align your life with the cycles of the moon and the intuitive messages of the moment, you can find greater ease, deeper meaning, and more potential in your life.

If you would like to access Divine Feminine guidance, inner wisdom and deep insight with an oceanside Tarot reading, then please contact me. I am available for Live Phone, Chat or Video Readings.

Blessings on your day and so much love to you,
Aradia

09/06/2025

GODDESS OF THE DAY - BELILI
Lunar Dove of the Vine & Sacred Tears

Today, Saturday, September 6th under the Waxing Gibbous Moon in Aquarius illuminated 98% and growing larger in its 13th day of the lunar cycle — we meet Belili, the ancient Dove of Lament. She is the Keeper of Tears… Winged Mother whose grief sanctifies the soul. She teaches us that sorrow is holy, that tears carry prayer, and that even the heaviest heart can find release. Belili holds us in our pain, she cradle it and honor it as sacred. Under this Aquarian Moon, Belili is remembered as an ancient “primaeval mother,” tied to the deep, watery essence of creation… Like a primordial echo before the Great Goddess - Inanna.

The dove was widely seen as a symbol of peace, love, feminine power, fertility, and the soul’s flight, so many goddesses beyond the well-known ones like Aphrodite, Astarte, Ishtar, Venus, Atargatis , Allāt, Dione, Demeter, were associated with it. Even the myth of the Pleiades gives honors to the dove as semi-divine women who became celestial birds. However the Belili’s doves show up here as messengers of the soul, carrying grief into transformation. Exploring Belili is like recovering the hidden feminine of sorrow, but not in the form of a victorious goddess of war or fertility… Instead Belili is the keeper tenderness.

Today’s Aquarius (almost full) Moon brings resilience and quiet strength, anchoring the tender currents of grief and guiding them toward purposeful growth. Belili tends the sacred cycles of sorrow and renewal, of tears and fruitfulness, guiding us like a vine that climbs toward the sun while rooted in the soil where even the heaviest heart can bear sweetness. In a way, she is the Dove of Lament, teaching us that tears themselves are sacred offerings. Belili’s association with the vine makes her a goddess of cycles of growth, entanglement, and renewal.

Belili originates from Sumerian culture, flourishing in southern Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq) during the late 4th to early 3rd millennium BCE. She appears in Sumerian texts as a primeval ancestress and as the sister of Dumuzi, mourning his descent into the underworld. Belili is associated with the dove, symbolizing mourning and the soul’s flight. Her doves carry grief into her realms of transformation. Her worship was deeply entwined with the cycles of life and death, fertility, and the changing seasons. She appeared in temples dedicated to Dumuzi where her presence was honored as a goddess who held the space for grief, facilitated mourning, and sanctified tears. Belili mourns Dumuzi’s descent to the Underworld, holding vigil at the liminal doorway of death and return.
In this sense, she was not only a figure of lament but also a guardian of the thresholds, mediating between the living, the dead, and the divine. Belili was invoked in balag and eršemma hymns (ritual laments), often as a divine mourner alongside the priestesses. Her presence links women’s ritual wailing with divine cosmic healing.

Her name carries the “Lil” root, meaning air, wind, breath, or spirit… Representing the airy, ancestral feminine, the lady of breath and life-force. Both Belili and Lilith can be traced back to the Neolithic Bird/Serpent Goddess of Old Europe, who embodied life, death, and rebirth. Lilith manifests as the night bird (the owl), fierce, nocturnal, embodying desire, freedom, and liminality. Both represent the feminine power at the in-between places where endings, beginnings, grief, and transformation meet. Together, they are like two wings of the same archetype: one tender, one wild, both sacred.

''Lilith’s refusal to submit may indicate that she belonged to an earlier civilization, one which worshiped a Great Goddess, a wild woman known by many names—Belili in the Sumero-Babylonian pantheon; Lillake, the Divine Lady; and Lillitu, the Canaanite Wind Spirit. This earlier goddess was regarded as being powerful, creative and sexually free. She took lovers as she pleased, and the result of her lo******ng was increased fertility to the land in the form of a great harvest and increased fertility for humans in the form of children.''

~ Luisah Teish

Together, they reveal a spectrum of feminine soul-powers:
• Belili: mourning dove, sanctifying sorrow.
• Lillake: divine breath, life-giver.
• Lillitu: wild wind, sovereign freedom.
It’s as if they are three emanations of the same ancient Bird/Wind Goddess: the breath that cries, the breath that gives life, and the breath that takes flight.

May Belili hold you tight through life‘s challenging transformations… Trust that she will ground and support you through your emerging as you prepare to fly into the Light of being that You are.

Reawakening the Moon-Womb-Light with Love,
Aradia
Creatrix • Priestess • Initiatrix
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09/05/2025

GODDESS OF THE DAY - DAMKINA

Today, Friday, September 5th the lunar cycle is 12 days old, and we have a Waxing Gibbous Moon in Aquarius with an illuminated surface of 94%.

Beneath the silver glow of the waxing gibbous Moon in Aquarius, the currents of vision swell. This moon, nearing her fullness, gathers light like a chalice of star-water, inviting us to expand into what is yet unseen, to dream beyond the boundaries of the known.

In this same current, Damkina, Great Lady of the Deep, stirs her fecund womb. She is the hidden sea within us, the still reservoir where wisdom gestates before it rises into form. Her womb is not only the cradle of life, but also the secret third eye of the body—an intuitive chamber where spirit whispers and visions flow like underground rivers.

When your pineal gland awakens, it too becomes a womb of seeing. As it attunes to higher frequencies, the chemistry of melatonin transforms into a luminous elixir, preparing you for thresholds of mystery. Within this alchemy, the subtle light of DMT opens doorways: timeless realms, radiant geometries, encounters with beings who dwell between worlds.

To feel Damkina in the third eye is to remember that the womb itself is an oracle. Her waters are not bound by linear time—they dilate, spiral, and stretch into infinity. She carries you across thresholds of vision, teaching that every true insight is conceived in her depths before it is born into your knowing.

And tonight, as the Aquarian Moon lifts her lamp, she beckons us to open both womb and eye, to let them merge as one inner horizon. Here, the intuitive womb and the third eye are mirrors of each other: both receive the currents of the cosmos, both translate the ineffable into vision, both are gateways into the boundless.

To walk with Damkina under this waxing moon is to be reborn into mystery. The waters of her womb and the light of the moon entwine, reminding us that the deepest truths are carried not in words, but in the shimmering currents of vision and the tides of time undone.

Damkina, the revered goddess in Mesopotamian mythology, embodies the essence of empowerment, inspiring greatness through her diverse roles and attributes within the pantheon, including her profound involvement in purification and intercession in rituals, as well as her uplifting association with fertility and motherhood aspects.

Deep-rooted in the Babylonian and Sumerian pantheon, Damkina was also called Damgalnuna (in Sumerian) and Damkianna (in Akkadian) both mean “Exalted Lady” or “Great Lady”. Venerated in cities like Eridu, Malgium, Nippur, Sippar, and Kalhu, Damkina’s significance spans historical and cultural contexts. Her influence extends to Babylonian and Assyrian mythology.

She is most often known as the consort of the god Enki/Ea, the god of wisdom, magic, and the subterranean waters (the Abzu). As wife of Ea, Damkina is closely tied to fertility, creation, and the nourishing waters of the deep. Together, they embody the cosmic marriage of wisdom (Ea) and the fertile depths (Damkina). She is the mother of Marduk, who would later become the chief god of Babylon. In this way, she plays a central role in Babylonian theology as the mother of the divine king and savior figure.

In the Enuma Elish (Babylonian Creation Epic), her son Marduk slays the chaos-dragon Tiamat and becomes king of the gods. Damkina’s role here is subtle but vital: she is the womb of continuity, the mother who births the god of order and civilization. She represents a more benevolent aspect of the primordial feminine than Tiamat. While Tiamat embodies the vast, untamed waters of chaos, Damkina channels that watery essence into life-giving creativity and protection.

Damkina can be seen as the hidden mother within the Mesopotamian pantheon: not the chaotic sea itself, but the fertile depths that nourish life, guard wisdom, and empower transformation. As “Exalted Lady,” she reminds us of the quiet, sustaining feminine power that births wisdom into the world.

Forever Damkina,
Deep Waters of Divine Feminine Embodiment,
Great Lady of the Deep,
Womb of Creation,
Forever
Protector of Life,
Forever
Keeper of Wisdom
Forever
Flowing from the depths
Forever
Blessed be Your Fertility
Blessed be Nurturing Nature
Forever
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Go to COMMENTS ⬇️for a step-by-step ritual flow you can use to honor Damkina and the Waxing Gibbous Moon in Aquarius, while awakening the womb–third eye connection.

Love,
Aradia
Creatrix • Priestess • Initiatrix
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09/04/2025

GODDESS OF THE DAY - ISIS-SOPHIA

“I am the lamp of the mysteries. The unseen hand that guides. The sacred flame that does not burn, but illuminates."

– Hermetic text, fragmentary hymn to Isis-Sophia

Today, Thursday, September 4th under the Waxing Gibbous Moon in Aquarius illuminated 87% and growing larger in its 11th day of the lunar cycle we meet Isis-Sophia. Today I’m sharing esoteric artist Lisbeth Cheever-Gessaman’s words and painting:

She is called “Isis”, though that is only one of her thousand names.

To speak of Isis is to speak of the divine feminine in its most ancient, complete and sovereign form: mother, priestess, healer, mourner, magician, and queen. It is difficult to emphasize the immensity of her influence across the ancient world—from the banks of the Nile to the temples of Rome—She was a goddess whose presence transcended borders, and her mythos echoes archetypal truths that still live within us today.

In esoteric traditions, Isis is not merely a figure of the past. She is an ever-unfolding archetype of spiritual insight, a symbol of the anima mundi—the soul of the world. In the Hermetic texts, she is the keeper of divine wisdom. In the rites of the mystery schools, she is the veil that is both lifted /and/ never fully revealed.

Jung saw in such goddesses the projections of the collective unconscious—primordial images rising from the depths to guide us. Isis, in this sense, is an aspect of the Self: the integrating principle that carries us through loss (as she did with Osiris), guides the soul (as she did with Horus), and embodies the fullness of both human and divine womanhood. And Meggan Watterson reminds us of her sexual energy in how Isis brought Osiris back to life by making love to him, and how by uniting life and death, masculine and feminine, a rebirth or a resurrection occurs. She reminds us that sexual energy exists within each of us all the time, latent and waiting to be utilized from within to create more life.

Isis is a potent, living symbol of mystical healing and the retrieval of our power, however fragmented. She is the one who gathers the pieces and brings back what has been scattered—across myth, across psyche, across the soul.

Spiritually, Isis represents the alchemical process of transmutation through love and grief. She reminds us that mourning can be magic, that tending to the dead is also tending to the living soul, and that to resurrect is to re-member—not just the body of Osiris, but the sacred self we have forgotten.

To walk with Isis is to awaken the memory of the eternal feminine within. Her story is not separate from ours—it is encoded in our bones, spoken in dreams, summoned in silence. Her voice is thunder and whisper, wind and flame. She reminds us: you are not broken. You are becoming.

Love,
Aradia
Creatrix • Priestess • Initiatrix
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“Isis”
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09/04/2025

Remember • Return • Reclaim •

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A Multidimensional
Past Life Regression
Goddess Experience
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Beloved ones, in this journey, we travel beyond the boundaries of linear time, returning to the ancient temples where the Great Mother was honored, to lifetimes where you walked as priestess, oracle, healer, or devotee of the Divine Feminine. Through guided regression, you will remember the wisdom encoded in your soul… Rituals, visions, and truths that were once yours.

Beyond a past-life exploration, this is a sacred gateway, a soul retrieval across dimensions, a reclamation of the Goddess within you. We will call upon Her presence to restore forgotten gifts, heal ancient wounds, and awaken the memory of your eternal bond with the Creatrix.

🌀For those ready to remember who they have always been.
🌀For those called to embody the Feminine Mysteries once more.
🌀For those longing to reweave the web of Herstory in their own being.

Reach out today for more info on personalized mentoring and healing sessions to cultivate profound personal evolutionary practices.

Reserve your space today. Step into the Circle. The Goddess awaits.

Offered With Tremendous Love From The Highest Source of Light,
Aradia V. Lunabella
Devoted Priestess of The Great Mystery & Lunar Enchantress • Creatrix • Priestess • Initiatrix
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09/03/2025

GODDESS OF THE DAY - HYGEIA
DIVINE FEMININE MEDICINE

“We have calcium in our bones, iron in our veins, carbon in our souls, and nitrogen in our brains. 93 percent stardust, with souls made of flames, we are all just stars that have people names.”

~ Nikita Gill

Today, Wednesday, September 3rd under the Waxing Gibbous Moon in Capricorn illuminated 80%, and growing larger in its 10th day of the lunar cycle, we meet the ultimate Queen of Medicine. Under the influence of the Virgo Sun, the Capricorn Moon and the Goddess of the Day - the Grecian Hygeia who brings a refreshing perspective to health and wellness, focusing on proactive strategies to nurture balance and resilience, empowering us to thrive. The Moon, the Sun, the asteroid and Hygeia as the Medicine Goddess, accelerate your self-healing process as these dynamic energies remind you that you are a channel for divine healing power. Through connecting to the bigger source of cosmic consciousness you are being called to honor these skills within you today!

Today the mind-gut connection is emphasized through Hygeia…
She stokes a thirst for the kind of wisdom that can only be gained through eye-opening experiences. The archetypal meaning she conveys is the one of Medicine Woman… She who is connected to the infinite cosmic healing energy. Hygeia’s healing power under the Virgo Sun also brings attention to the asteroid named after her. Discovered in 1849, the asteroid Hygeia is the fourth largest asteroid in our solar system, taking just over five and a half years to orbit the Sun. Hygeia's archetype expressed through the solar Virgo season that we are in feels like the highest expression of the asteroid; with lessons of internal purification and harmony arriving from the Goddess.

The more I dive into the Medicine of Hygeia, the more I am in awe of her hypnotizing and immersive story. To become more acquainted with her story, we go back to what was told about her by the ancient Greeks:

She is the Goddess of hygiene, hence the word, hygiene which is derived from her name. She was associated with the prevention of sickness, the continuation of good health and the cultivation of wellness. Goddess Hygeia is an administer sound judgement, preserving the balance of the delicate flora and fauna within the body and mind.

Hygeia, was one of the five daughters of Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine and his wife Epione who represented the care needed for recovery. Her sisters were Aceso, Goddess of the healing process, Aegle, the Goddess of good health, Iaso, Goddess of recuperation from illness, and Panacea, the Goddess of universal remedy. There’s this sense of the mystery of healing, and the ancientness of plant medicine, rich with magical properties evoked by these 5 sisters.

In ancient times, she was included in the Hippocratic oath that physicians swore before the gods that they would follow a code of established ethical standards of practice.Her bowl with the snake is one of the typical symbols of pharmacy along with the Rod of Asclepius.

What can we learn from Hygeia who was typically depicted as a beautiful young maiden/virgin feeding a snake, that drank from the bowl that she held? Astrology provides a cosmic perspective on every aspect of our lives as well as helps us to understand our lives in the context of larger natural and planetary cycles. In our charts and through transits, we identify our strengths, weaknesses, potentials, and times of heightened activation. The Hygeia Asteroid and its significance in your life is huge! Read all about it here and learn about the following: https://www.astrology.com/us/editorial/editorial-article-amp.aspx?slug=hygeia-asteroid-healing-wellness-medicine

- Where is the Asteroid Hygeia located and how big is it?

– How far is the Hygeia Asteroid distance from earth?

– What role does Hygeia Asteroid astrology play in the health of my body?

- Why does it have anything to do with my birth chart?

What’s been revealed to me so far is that life in Hygeia’s world is sacred, the earth is sacred, and healing has meaning in the interconnectedness of the sacred circle…. In this circle of unity, women are revered as wise and powerful healers. Regardless of who we are, the Divine Feminine energy lies within each one of us. I’m looking forward to drawing on this healing energy within ourselves in our upcoming sacred Moon Circle!

Love,
Aradia
Creatrix • Priestess • Initiatrix
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Art Credit:

‘Medicine’ - The allegorical depiction of Hygeia, Greek Goddess of health and hygiene was painted by Gustav Klimt in 1907 for the University of Vienna. The only thing left of the original work that was not incinerated by the N***s is a low res black and white photograph of the original art piece. This image shown here is a digital color imagining of the great, lost work based upon contemporary descriptions.

09/02/2025

GODDESS OF THE DAY - HAKAŠ
SECRET NAME OF LILITH

She who escaped into the air, invoking the Ineffable Name…

Did you know that Lilith has 124 names?
This is testament to the rich mythology and symbolism surrounding her… Each name holds a unique characteristic, adding depth and complexity to her enigmatic figure. The mystery surrounding her names, including Hakǎs or Hakash, adds to the allure and intrigue of her mythology.

On this Tuesday evening of September 2nd we’re experiencing the last moments of the first quarter phase… The midpoint of the waxing half of the moon cycle. With the moon in Capricorn, our Goddess of the Day - Hakaš (aka Lilith), is energetically manifesting in the themes of discipline, ambition, and rebellion against societal norms regarding femininity and success. Capricorn highlights issues with authority and structure. In a lunar sense, the goat horns are symbolic of setting boundaries. Capricorn’s goat horns represent a combination of determination and resilience. Patriarchal patterning and profound emotional, mystical intelligence are in contrast and conflict right now… By examining these themes, you can tap into the complex energies of Hakaš under the Capricorn Moon to gain a deeper understanding of yourself… Si-STARS, she rises within us to heal thousands of years worth of conditioned misogyny.

The following words are adapted from Ara Campbell’s poem about Lilith:

“The punishment for my acts of defiance are seen as a warning to all women: conform or be banished. Lay down or suffer the consequences.
I, Hakaš (Lilith), am here to tell you that you can never be banished from your own garden. They cannot pull you from all that you are.
I worked my fingers to the bone in that garden, trying to grow something beautiful only to have it ripped from me. But here in this loss, there is also deep truth. The power of women is to grow anywhere and through anything. . . .
Some will stop at nothing to hold the words of women to a whisper. That is not our true nature. They tell us we are erratic or emotional when our volume is raised. They try to diminish our roar.
That's what they teach us, the wild women who howl in the night. They try to train us that our silence, compliance, and conformity buys love and acceptance. That the path to happiness is littered with our obedience. To be gentle and complacent is to be feminine. . . .
They want us muted, you see, we're easier to tame that way. Wild and free, vocal and unbowed we present a problem that threatens the rules of the past that they hold so dear. With our swords of truth we lay their crumbling foundations to rubble. . . .
I, Hakaš (Lilith), build my own garden. I speak the truth of my heart and spirit, come what may.
I am here to remind you to never bow. . . .
They may paint us as demons, as they have often done, and call us banshees for digging our claws into the life we wish to lead. We may be called evil for burning it all to the ground and starting anew; they may try to banish us for what they consider a fall from grace. . . .
Little did they know that we are wild seeds—feral, fierce, and flowering. Never to be cut and trapped in a gilded vase, but to grow free.
You will never destroy us. There is no power great enough."

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Hakaš/Lilith's enigmatic nature reflects the complexity of her character which is reflected in the various names and interpretations associated with her. Hakaš is just one of Lilith's names mentioned in the Alphabet of Ben Sira, a medieval Jewish text that's rich in mysticism and folklore. This text, dating back to between the 8th and 10th centuries CE, provides one of the earliest known accounts of Lilith as Adam's first wife, created equal to him from the earth. In a myth preserved on an Aramaic incantation bowl from Nippur, her other names were revealed as Hakash, Abiqar, Abitar, Amorpho, Odam, Kephido, Ailo, Abnukta, Matrota, Shatriha, Kali, Taltui, Kitsha, Šatriha, Batzeh, Talui, and Kitša.

These names reflect Lilith's complex and multifaceted nature, symbolizing different aspects of her character and mythology. However, the Alphabet of Ben Sira's portrayal of Lilith has sparked debate among scholars, with some viewing it as a satirical work or a collection of risqué folk tales. Regardless, it remains a significant source for understanding medieval Jewish mysticism and the evolution of Lilith's legend.

The mystery surrounding her names, including Hakǎs or Hakash, adds to the allure and intrigue of her mythology. Her enigma has captivated many, inspiring a wide range of interpretations and artistic expressions. Her story weaves together themes of independence, power, and the complexities of feminine identity, making her a fascinating figure in mythology and folklore. The Feminine Divine, as embodied by Hakǎs /Lilith, represents a powerful, erotic, and autonomous force. Hakǎs/Lilith’s story offers a profound lesson in how we can reclaim our original, confident, and creative selves, untainted by the shame and guilt that societal expectations and religious institutions have imposed, so that we may instead, embody love, hope, and support.

Love,
Aradia
Creatrix • Priestess • Initiatrix
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