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well done!
wert
- Thursday, February 09, 2006 at 06:42:34 (CST)

Wonderful site!!
Opala <opala.nightowl@gmail.com>
Durham, Oregon USA - Saturday, June 18, 2005 at 02:16:03 (CDT)

This is a really great website. I ran across it while trying to find some kind for history/meaning for my name.
Danaan (strangely enough) <Safire345@yahoo.com>
PA USA - Thursday, April 07, 2005 at 18:15:10 (CDT)

Cool website. will recommend it to my friends.
Alfonso <aswertas@hotmail.com>
LA, CA US - Friday, March 11, 2005 at 21:28:15 (CST)

i love this site full of wonderfull people naija guys take note
onyeolu <onyeolu@yahoo.com>
nyc, usa - Monday, February 28, 2005 at 13:30:34 (CST)

Hi! Thanx for site...
Franky <fr-ky@hotmail.com>
NY, NY USA - Tuesday, February 08, 2005 at 03:54:19 (CST)

Nice site!
Belly Ring <Dir>
NY, NY USA - Monday, February 07, 2005 at 20:04:59 (CST)

Great site !
Maz <ades@hotmail.com>
LA, CA US - Friday, January 21, 2005 at 21:20:03 (CST)

hello thank-you for the site it is nice to find another worshipper of our divine mother! interestingly i found our ancient mother thru my work as a family genealogist hello cousin!
candace <busi@aol.com>
orange, ca usa - Monday, January 17, 2005 at 00:00:51 (CST)

Thank you for this site! :)
Karl <lotos@hotmail.com>
NY, NY USA - Friday, January 14, 2005 at 03:29:57 (CST)

What a wonderful book! I have bought copies for several of my students. Very easy to understand, clEar illustrations and packed with great information.
Ellin Daum <erebos@algonet.se>
Uppsala, Sweden, NY USA - Thursday, January 13, 2005 at 20:54:20 (CST)

Intresting site...
Ant <ny@mail.com>
NY, NY USA - Tuesday, November 09, 2004 at 21:09:42 (CST)

Danke fur die guten informationen!
Cheryl
NY, NY USA - Friday, November 05, 2004 at 21:22:11 (CST)

I would check out what is new. I am doing a research for my webpage (Super). How are you liking the new community. I was looking for some one and I found some looks good.
Marcel
de, - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 04:30:06 (CDT)

Ich finde Ihre Homepage sehr gut und fundiert. Die Informationen helfen mir bei Top. für den Aufbau einer Dokumentation vielen Dank und weiter so. Dietmar
Sabine
de, - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 06:57:06 (CDT)

gedichte Great Design and useful information. I will be back soon! Best regards. Ron.
Ingrid
de, - Monday, October 04, 2004 at 07:07:46 (CDT)

Very good site.
zyban <colbaska@yahoo.com>
NY, NY USA - Friday, October 01, 2004 at 08:41:34 (CDT)

A pleasure to look at, go on with this! Respect!
Ingrid
de, - Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 11:20:42 (CDT)

You website is very good!
Ron
NY, MA USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 21:58:45 (CDT)

This site is really great!
Cheryl
NY, NY USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 18:33:14 (CDT)

You have a cool site!
Jane <jane1982sexy@yahoo.com>
Phoenix, AZ USA - Thursday, September 23, 2004 at 04:21:14 (CDT)

Great website! However, I never think of the future - it comes soon enough. MARTIN
<Martin Lamput>
- Wednesday, September 22, 2004 at 02:03:06 (CDT)

What a mess :) That's really nice site.
Cathy <cathy1980@yahoo.com>
Moorstown, NJ USA - Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 20:41:20 (CDT)

Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. :-) Carol
Carol Thomas <Carol Thomas>
- Monday, September 06, 2004 at 05:09:41 (CDT)

Fabulous site and fascinating comments. Makes me feel less isolated in our increasingly macho and mad world, so thank you!
Monika Ullmann <proword@shaw.ca>
Vancouver, BC Canada - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 11:46:23 (CDT)

this is an awesome site! ! too cute! this is a great learning tool for young kids
Heather <beru1981@epost.com>
Togamer, NH USA - Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 10:50:16 (CDT)

Nice site. Pretty good!
Killhim <killhim@hotmail.com>
New York, NY USA - Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 10:39:20 (CDT)

Hi, surfing the Internet I came across your great artistic site. I thought it would be nice to congratulate and send greetings from An
Holly <sissy@lunnybin.com>
Tonsville, MO USA - Friday, July 09, 2004 at 15:44:03 (CDT)

Great dental plans can be found at Dental Insurance sites like mine. Great site.
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Samson, AZ USA - Friday, July 09, 2004 at 07:30:06 (CDT)

This site is really great!
mp3
NY, NY USA - Wednesday, July 07, 2004 at 21:42:24 (CDT)

This is an interesting forum for thoughts and ideas.
Mark <nospam@nospam.org>
NY, NY USA - Wednesday, July 07, 2004 at 16:36:50 (CDT)

COOL !!! I love google
Farid <faridsert@mbz.com>
- Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 03:58:19 (CDT)

It was great to see this site. I wish there was a fellowship where I could meet others like yourself that hold my similar beliefs. Things that I had been thinking even as I was going to church worshipping patriarchal religions, are espoused at this site. I feel as if I am now on the right track. I am now only a solitary Goddess-worshipper. I would like to meet others. It's time for others to move in this direction. If you can point me in the direction of such fellowship, I would appreciate it. Thank you
Anie Nham <anienham@hotmail.com>
Cockeysville, Maryland U.S.A - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 13:22:35 (CDT)

Hi. This site is great. However I'm missing an 'about us' page. Or, at least I can't find it (I've got some language issues). Could you please help me? / Larry
Larry <larry>
- Wednesday, May 19, 2004 at 04:00:09 (CDT)

Interesting web site
Father Thor Götterdämmerung <thor_goetterdaemmerung@yahoo.co.uk>
- Tuesday, May 11, 2004 at 13:26:13 (CDT)

Wow
Ms Loki Schadenfreude <loki_schadenfreude@yahoo.co.uk>
Switzerland - Sunday, May 09, 2004 at 15:44:56 (CDT)

Hi my spiritual name is Annettah aka Netty. I really like the site. I wish to learn more about your organization. I am an inspiring clairvoyant medium and empath. I am learning and stil am. I have a web page and I am listed on ebay under Angel Card Readings. Light and Love Netty (Tee)
Tee <natyourall@hotmail.com>
- Tuesday, May 04, 2004 at 03:51:31 (CDT)

I am unable to find what I am looking for went to guestbook would like to find home page
Lucille Atkins <kepper22@gt.rr.com>
Vidor, TX United States - Sunday, April 11, 2004 at 02:19:52 (CDT)

I was doing research for a paper on female based religions when I came to this site. I think that the last few hours of my research and expecially this site has made me reconsider even more the religion that I was brought up to believe in. I just wanted to thank you all for enlightening me and I really think that this is an idea/religion that I could very well end up following.
Michelle <periwinkleflower2001@yahoo.com>
Storrs, Ct USA - Wednesday, April 07, 2004 at 14:02:13 (CDT)

Hello, just surfed in. I have to say that your website is great. I would like to introduce you to Metagrid Magazine - A small magazine in Kentucky (I work there). Please send me a e-mail if possible. Please let us know if we can be of any help. Take care.
Carol Jeffrey <carol>
Kentucky US - Tuesday, March 30, 2004 at 03:20:04 (CST)

this site is awesome!!
kelly lindsey
indpls., IN. U.S.A. - Wednesday, March 10, 2004 at 11:45:48 (CST)

this site is awesome!!
kelly Cook
indpls., IN. U.S.A. - Wednesday, March 10, 2004 at 11:44:43 (CST)

I LOVE THIS SITE PLEASE KEEP OFF FROM HEREOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
MUGU <MUGU@MUGU.HOTMAIL.COM>
BENIN, COTONOU - Saturday, March 06, 2004 at 09:51:29 (CST)

Bravo!! I am a reformed catholic and during my growing years in the church I had many, many questions. After I had children I started to look for the answers to my questions. Not in any written form but within, As I believe that the knowledge of the Spiritual world in within. I came across your site today and thought WOW. There are more out there like me. I have read much about the Celtic religion and found there is much to be learned about spirituality in and of itself (I differentiate religion and spirituality due to the organization of religion and the thought that belief is not necessarily what someone else thinks it right or true). Anyway.. I just wanted to say thank you.
charlotte <charl@bright.net>
coldwater, oh us - Saturday, February 07, 2004 at 22:32:12 (CST)

Well, firstly, I would say your website is set up very well, but I have problems with much of what you believe. With regards to Male/Female gods and what not. It does take two to tango, and your reference to asexual reproduction as the first reproduction is correct, however, asexual, means without gender. There for the "Mother" cell, is not female nor male, it has no gender. You quote the Tao Te Ching in one place I saw, a book that states that duality is part of all things. You state that the "Mother Goddess" religions are the oldest, and that the "Father God" religions are false. I have a tendancy to agree on this, sort of. You see, Moses, learned religion and all that as a Prince of Egypt, in the form of the Kaballah....he then led the Isrealites out of Egypt and gave them a new religion, one where God was named and given a face.."God made man in his own image". Previous to this God was neither gendered or even thought of as something that mortals could comprehend. There is a duality in nature that cannot be denied, positive cannot exhist with out negative, no dark without light, and no female without male. Sorry. I am neither Christian or Wiccan, but it seems to me you are twisting things from one source or another to suit your needs and philosophy. Lies never begat a strong religion...save the Christians, they just have good lies I guess.
Chris Bashaw <gorothannon@mail.com>
Missoula, Montana USA - Thursday, October 09, 2003 at 16:52:02 (CDT)

Well, Chris, speaking of lies, we could start with your statement "Moses, learned religion and all that as a Prince of Egypt". Even the Jews admit now that there were no Hebrews in Egypt and that their story of an exodus is a myth. [New York Times: "New Torah For Modern Minds", originally titled "As Rabbis Face Facts, Bible Tales Are Wilting"] The name "Moses", along with all the names of the patriarchs and other principal characters of the Hebrew scriptures are Indo-European--not Semitic. [The one name in the OT that is factually Egyptian--Sheshonk--is spelled wrong. (His name was Shishak.) And the men who wrote it got the dating wrong.]

It would also have been impossible for this "Moses" character [even if he had existed] to have learned the "Kabbala", because the "Moses-the-prince" myth (there are several myths in the OT woven around that name) is centered somewhere in the 14th to 12th centuries BCE, while the Kabbala didn't come into existence until the 12th century CE--you're off by at least 2000 years. [Encyclopedia Britannica: kabbala]

"Previous to this God was neither gendered or even thought of as something that mortals could comprehend." That's ooga-booga nonsense. It presumes that this "God" character existed before men could conceive of him--how you gonna prove that? The whole statement is illogical. [Bad analogies are not proof, nor even evidence.] The deity whose English epithet is "God" has existed only since the specific moment at which men made him up. After they created him, they attributed all sorts of things that they thought no one could ever dispute--the men who created Jehovah were not able to 'prophesy' the existence of archeology, or even of the scientific method. And, yes, YWHW--Yava, Dyava, Jove, Diwos--has ALWAYS been a male, never an undiagnosable neuter. [You have to remember that during the time of the two men called "the Isaiah writers" Yava had a wife and a daughter--and she had a lover, Tammuz!]

"There is a duality in nature that cannot be denied, positive cannot exhist with out negative, no dark without light, and no female without male." Wrong. Duality is where you want to see it. I emphasize the tri-ality of all things. The points I put forth are
1) that the female is the original form
2) that the male is her second form, adapted in all ways from her original form [Read your Biology and you'll see.]
3) that future life arises from interaction of the two, and that this interaction is as important an aspect as the other two. [This can be generalized to all contractual relations, so that the fact of the triality is manifest in essentially everything one does.] Partnership and teamwork are the keywords--synergy is the technical tag.

"It does take two to tango" It takes two to tango because that is the way the human inventors of that dance designed it. In fact, it takes more than two--one does not tango in a vacuum. It takes two people, gravity, momentum and inertia, and usually, sound waves to control the rythm. Your way of thinking is highly constrained to fit within the mold that your society has formed for you.

"You quote the Tao Te Ching" No, I quote the Ta Men Tao. The Tao Te Ching retains elements of its sexist origins and emphasizes the polar opposites of male VERSUS female, while the Ta Men Tao corrects that to express the trireic (3-entity) view expressed above.

"positive cannot exhist with out negative, no dark without light, and no female without male" This is where you go off into metaphors without meaning.
Yes, you can actually have "dark without light"--"dark" is the absense of visible wavelengths of light emitted by matter. You can have dark with or without anything, but you can't have light without matter, because it is matter's changing states that liberates radiation in the form of visible energy. (This is why the bible's myth of Yava's creation of light before creating stars is such a laugh--it's as stoopid as the "cud-chewing rabbits" [(KJV) Lev. 11:6--there's no such thing as a cud-chewing rabbit].)
"no female without male" Well, you better come down to Texas and have a talk with those whip-tailed lizards along the Rio Grande--not a single damned male amongst 'em! Not surprising since animals [mammals in particular] inherit the majority of their genes (in terms of functional mass) from their mothers! (Along with all mitochondria and other, originally independent, structures.) [And, if magnetic monopoles are documented, your first metaphor is also fried.]

You need to keep in mind that positive and negative are held together by the transition between the two; dawn joins night to day, dusk unites day with night. There are NEVER only two--there must be the third which bridges them, or they are not two, but alone.

Athenadorus

what a wonderful website! i agree with all of your beliefs. for years, my personal spiritual path has been a Taoist/Shakta synthesis. Danaan brings them both into a great modern social philosophy. i am devoted to the worship of the Goddess/Divine Supreme Female and believe in respect towards all women of the earth. thank you for providing me with further enlightenment.
thomas r <tomrom@myway.com>
ny, ny usa - Wednesday, September 17, 2003 at 01:53:32 (CDT)

what an excellent website. i completely agree with all of your beliefs. for years, my personal spiritual path was of a Taoist/Shakta synthesis. Danaan seems to combine them both with a great modern social philosophy. i've always had great reverence for, and have worshipped, the Goddess/Divine Female Supreme, and therefore look up to all women of the earth with respect and admiration. thank you for further enlightening me.
tom r <tomrom@mywat.com>
ny, ny usa - Wednesday, September 17, 2003 at 01:37:22 (CDT)

For many years now I have been trying to deny my spiritual side because my faith was shaken very badly. I have always felt that the bible was written for men by men.It seemed that women were considered nothing more than empty vessels awiating a man to give her a soul.I would like to thank you for this website. I am awakening my spirit again by dicovering the Goddess(or is She awakening me?)and instead of the dread I felt when trying to read the bible I am actually experiencing joy and a thirst for all things Goddess.
Jena Liberty <jliberty@peoplepc.com>
Fresno, CA USA - Tuesday, September 09, 2003 at 22:38:55 (CDT)

Hi! You did a good site. I'a Korean girl and a do not speak your language well. But it's really interesting site. Have a good day :) Huynia
Huynia <huynia@dr-test.com>
Morristown, NJ USA - Thursday, September 04, 2003 at 07:23:53 (CDT)

Of all the sites I've found on the net, yours is the only one that resonates completely with me and my own path. I want to thank you for putting the effort into this site and your books that you have done. I hope one day we can manage to meet up as we have tried to in the past. http://www.ilithyiarose.org/
Calysta Rose <calystarose@yahoo.com>
Garland, TX USA - Thursday, June 05, 2003 at 23:06:50 (CDT)

Your website rulez! Thanks a lot!
amy <amy@amy607.irv2.com>
emporia, ks USA - Saturday, May 24, 2003 at 10:32:07 (CDT)
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Thank you for posting this beautiful site. I recently discovered the name of my patron, Atana, and was glad to see your site for information. Any more information about pre-hellenic Athena that you can point me to would be appreciated!
Silverspringwoman <silverspringwoman@yahoo.com>
Sonora, CA USA - Sunday, May 04, 2003 at 21:03:51 (CDT)

Just a great site, thanks!
gail <gail@gail404.no-frills.net>
hamilton, oh USA - Saturday, May 03, 2003 at 22:33:14 (CDT)

I am a US Sailor currently in the military, I work on photo editing and I have to commend you on your stunning and beautifully organized website, as an ametuer webmaster I can reaffirm what kind of skill it takes to put out a site of this quality. I truly enjoyed it!
marie <marie@marie723.4eib.com>
ames, ia USA - Wednesday, April 30, 2003 at 22:27:45 (CDT)

Nice site!!!
emily <emily@emily944.cheeb.com>
mentor, oh USA - Monday, April 28, 2003 at 12:18:33 (CDT)

thanks for making this site guys, bloody brilliant the info
sybil <sybil@sybil689.wheek.co.uk>
sunnyvale, ca USA - Monday, April 21, 2003 at 09:29:45 (CDT)

)0( This is a wonderful site. I am learning and growing, discovering and healing. Goddess Bless )0(
Jennifer <jen_goddess3@yahoo.com>
- Sunday, February 23, 2003 at 19:07:17 (CST)

i am trying to find my celtic roots if any, i'm half germen and half irish, my last name is rollins. i've been told i have viking blood, if anyone can help or tell me where it comes from please e-mail me at nonamebabysdad@yahoo.com, thanx
james t rollins <nonamebabysdad@yahoo.com>
fresno, ca usa - Sunday, February 23, 2003 at 16:46:12 (CST)

very interesting
B.W.,author - Labyrinth of Chaos
- Monday, January 27, 2003 at 17:06:26 (CST)

I am a devotee of the Great Goddess, particularly in Her form of Athena, and find the beliefs described on this site generally consistent with my own. How do I become affiliated?
Rowan <rowan7@neo.rr.com>
Akron, Ohio USA - Friday, January 10, 2003 at 00:34:00 (CST)

About a year ago I had a series of experiences that "connected the dot" of things I already "knew" about my self but suppressed. Finding your site helps confirm my belief that I am Danaan. I would very mucy like to know the origin of your calendar, and how I may use it and apply it at home. I increasingly dislike the christian-based calendar, and really want to be able to use one that has real meaning. Can you tell me the method by which it is calculated? jan
Jan
WI - Tuesday, August 27, 2002 at 13:24:52 (CDT)

I'm a member of the United Church of Canada and we believe that people are free to make their own opinions, the higher being is no gender (unofficialy, the belief of people in the United Church but don't look for it anywhere on paper) and that all religions are truely one when you get right down to it. While I won't be joining you at this time I must say that it's comforting to find another group that doesn't think quite the same way most mainstream groups do. I don't think it my place to try and convert atheists to any particular religion, but some people to ask me and I tell them about mine. Now I will tell them about yours as well. I hope you don't believe all Christians think as the Fundamentalists and Catholics or Orthodox do. Some of our beliefs are similar and I think it's improtant that you continue to tell people about your beliefs. i don't know if they stretch back to the beginning of time, but they certainly work for the current time. Keep up the good work.
m
- Wednesday, July 24, 2002 at 18:48:00 (CDT)

A revelation!! Your creed is mine. How do I affiliate, please? Thank you for the site!
morgan <vgahurnville@webtv.net>
Henrietta, Texas USA - Monday, July 22, 2002 at 13:26:20 (CDT)

Thank you for this site.
Mike <phojomojo@aol.com>
Gaston, SC USA - Saturday, June 08, 2002 at 12:31:42 (CDT)

Absolutely delighted to have made your acquaintance! So much for Mr. Freud, penis envy and the reign of the 'Yellow Wallpaper' mentality! There is no place like home!)O(
C.P. Gilman <Sila_3Moons@hotmail.com>
Maine U.S.A - Tuesday, April 02, 2002 at 19:18:48 (CST)

I have been looking for years for something to fulfill me the way this has. Nothing in "mainstream" religions has rang true, each are filled with falsehoods and sway the mind from logical thinking. It all finally makes sense. Please contact me. I would love to gain more knowledge and become an Adult of the Goddess.
Kristin Owens <kristin111@adelphia.net>
Buffalo, NY USA - Monday, March 18, 2002 at 09:52:29 (CST)

I would like to say that your religion has a very nice and peacefull way on looking at things. It is also cool that you base your religion on scientific fact. As a male, I find the goddess image plausible and correct. That, the female did come first since the first cells that divided have daughter cells, so it works. I would like to learn more. Is it possible for you to send me more information of some sorts? I am doing a project on your religion and would like some more in depth information if possible. thank you very much
Jean-Lucien Rudaz <Swarrt_Sixclaw@excite.com>
SLP, MN USA - Monday, February 04, 2002 at 13:42:01 (CST)

I love your page, and couldn't agree most with all the things I'm reading. As a lad who loves his Celtic (and pre-Celtic maybe) ancestry, I really wish we could fight the wrong beliefs back and rebuild our original world. However, why is it that you do not accept males there? I'm 100% male and that does not keep me from worshiping the Goddess (or Goddesses).
James <sul.livre@ig.com.br>
Campinas County, SP Brazil - Tuesday, January 01, 2002 at 22:52:07 (CST)

Thank you for a new awakening. i have been searching for the past two years and feel that i have finally found where i belong. Danaan is the perfect form of worship. i would love to discuss this with a Chicago area person. i bow to the superior Woman!
don <dskiba@itxm.org>
Glenview, IL USA - Monday, November 19, 2001 at 15:29:36 (CST)

Thank the Goddess!!! I thought I was the only one.
Vicky
UK - Saturday, November 17, 2001 at 06:01:42 (CST)

I am a wiccan put have found myself trying to learn more each day well at least that is my gaol. I spend a good 6 sometimes even 10 hours a day reading practesing and going online to gether information. In my surch i came across your web page and i think that is very well put to gether even for someone not knowing anything about Danic.Blesed Be the goddess is with us.
twilight <nora mizzio@yahoo.com>
Lake Stevens, wa Usa - Friday, September 21, 2001 at 04:44:04 (CDT)

Have you thought of releasing your books in eBook format (especially the Rocket/RCA format)? I've got the paper version on order, but would love to purchase for my eBook (makes travelling easier).
Molly D. <mmdona@hotmail.com>
Portland, OR - Friday, June 15, 2001 at 11:02:23 (CDT)

I especially love your quote that "any religion or philosophy which is based on the fear of being tortured for eternity because of some godling's displeasure is psychologically diseased." It sounds like christianity!!!!
jerome thailing <merlin2353@hotmail.com>
sedona, az usa - Tuesday, June 12, 2001 at 02:03:12 (CDT)

I agree with the bulk of what you hold true. Where I differ is is that there can be no male dieties along with the female. Sexual reproduction requires A womon and a man. Or a male and female of any specie. Therefore in my opinion as long as neither is exalted above the other the lady is complimented by the presence othe the lord.
Aragorn Icewolf <r3dst0rm@hotmail.com>
U.S.A. - Tuesday, June 12, 2001 at 00:42:53 (CDT)

Your opinion is one that has been voiced before. However, if you look more closely at the true nature of Life, evolution and the Universe, you'll find that there is no reason for even one male deity.
Firstly, you need to realize that sexual reproduction is neither the first nor the most common means of reproduction. That first and most common method is asexual reproduction, in which the mother organism gives rise to all daughter organisms. There are more asexually reproducing lifeforms on this planet at this second than all the sexually reproducing lifeforms that have ever existed on this planet.

Secondly, sexual reproduction can only arise from asexual reproduction: sexual reproduction is only a variant of asexual reproduction. As is pointed out elsewhere, both on the website and in every advanced biology book on the subject, the female is the original form--the male is a variant of that original form. In the development of a fully formed female from the starting form of the fetus, the only things required are maturation of existing structures--any existing structures that are not fully used are subject to slow atrophy from non-use. But to create a male, some of those existing structures have to be actively destroyed, others actively remade and relocated to create a functional male--the male is derived from the female. The differences in the amount and degree of changes necessary show that the fetus starts its exisitence with the form of the female, immature but still female.
Some people are misled by the modern concept of "form follows function". This works in industrial design, but has no counterpart in Nature. In natural selection, the case can only be that function follows form. Genetic material can only reshape form, it cannot estimate function and redesign to meet that estimation. By allowing variation in form, new functions are allowed to arise. By providing for the variation in the female form that results in the male form, the function of sexual reproduction was allowed to arise.
A full realization of Nature and the Universe cannot be based on a human misconception that sexual reproduction defines existence. It doesn't.
Life exists in the female--it does not depend on the male. (For example, there are species of lizards along the US-Mexico border in which there are no males; there are no species--anywhere--that exist solely of males.) At the most basic level, the male form exists only to increase the rate of structural variability that, in itself, is the source of evolutionary change and adaptability.

It is in the recognition and acknowledgement of the fact that the female is the original formemale is the original form and that the male is simply a second form of that original that we recognize there is no need for male deities. There are divine individuals whose form may be male or female--male individuals, their skills and worth are not discounted. But to base one's realization of the Universe solely on the vicissitudes of sexual reproduction is to reduce it to the level of titty bars and lap-dancing.
Because all things we may know exist within the one great universal Mother, there is neither need nor reason for some male deity, a figment that could never be anything more than a mere fragment of that Universe.
[By the way, "specie" means "coined money". "Species" is both singular and plural for "fundamental category of taxonomic classification".]

---Athenadorus

I Love it! after reading the Chalice & The Blade by Riane Eisler & everything by Starhawk this is a revelation, a confirmation of all of it & it's about bloody time!!! I can't wait til this becomes more widely available & read. have you sent review copies to such magazines as Circle, Green Egg, or Reclaiming Quarterly. I said Chalice & Blade needs to read by every resident of this planet but Now I would include these books in my list of must reads at least equal to that amazing work. I love it- turning the fundamentalist christians on their ear with the Truth!
aspasia tiresias <aspasia_tiresias@yahoo.com>
gray, ME USA - Sunday, May 27, 2001 at 22:46:31 (CDT)
I thoroughly enjoyed your site! :) Would you mind e-mailing me all you can on the Dark Maid Lilith? Thank you. :)
Sabrina Dawn Heiberg <ariedawn@attcanada.ca>
Vancouver, B.C. Canada - Thursday, May 24, 2001 at 15:34:21 (CDT)
Definitely one of the more intelligent sites on the web. Many of the ideas within don't get enough discussion in the everyday world. There seems to be a tendency in our culture to treat controversial issues in a sensationalistic manner that really belittles everyone involved. Take daytime TV for example. No one is afraid to show anything - or to deal with issues that were considered profane not long ago. Unfortunately there is not much depth to the discussion. So it's unusual to come across a venue where there is a dignified approach to such radical ideas as gender inequality. In light of the fact that the concept of "equality" is rarely understood by those who toss the term around - a real understanding of inequality is of relative significance. We are right to seek balance - but perfect symmetry is a philosophical construct - not a reality. It is in understanding the balance of asymmetry that we begin to see the absurdity of any kind of perfect equality. I take equality to mean a kind of dollar for dollar - inch for inch kind of thing. Two people can have equal amounts of one thing or another. But that does not make them "equal". In fact we are all different and each of us has strengths and weaknesses. It all balances out. Still, the idea of inequality is troubling. Maybe the term "diversely attributed" is more subtle. A grain of sand is as meaningful as the most powerful star in the sky - if that star is a cosmos away. The different energies that we embody are all part of a larger sphere, our bodies are partly only mechanisms and partly fluid expression of something mord female life forces, we can only conclude there are essential reasons why our bodies are as they are - form follows function. If the soul - call it what you will - is a function of being alive - then the mechanism of the body is the result. But studying the soul is not so easy...so we study the body. In studying the body we become confused. There are things that don't make sense...but why? Do we blame the body for being what it is? Or do we rethink what is sense and what is non-sense. We shouldn't blame the body. The perceived flaws of the body are just as much symbolic of the confusion we experience dealing with our perilous human intellect, as they are physical shortcomings. We are creatures in the midst of change. Evolution is a stream. We know we are evolving - we are afraid to imagine how.
M. Newstetter <mnewstet@pacbell.net>
San Francisco, CA USA - Wednesday, March 14, 2001 at 01:10:42 (CST)
Thank You
Ann <acheulian@yahoo.com>
Piney Point , MD USA - Saturday, March 10, 2001 at 23:47:57 (CST)
Currently writing a short novel about a man's search for meaning, and eventually finding it through his discovery of Paganism and feminine power, i.e., Athena, Persephone, Lilith, or whatever name you'd care to give her. I found your site helpful, well-constructed and inspirational.It is about time that 'She' made appearence again, aiding all of us through this all too short journey - life. Thank you.
Craig Middleton <midds@satlink.com.au>
Melbourne, Victoria Australia - Wednesday, March 07, 2001 at 23:42:45 (CST)
Thank you for the article on Homosexuality, its benefits and genetic causes. I found it well thought out and very important. I am not a worshipper in of any god/goddess-head, but do find much of your "philosophy" for lack of a better word, beautiful. Thanks again for your article and site.
Jeffrey Van Ouwerkerk <jeffreyvano@mindspring.com>
Dallas, TX USA - Tuesday, February 20, 2001 at 01:41:11 (CST)
I really enjoyed your website. I too get sick of Christians who preach their beliefs yet con their followers of money. They are fake. I am a musician, go to my site. www.mp3.com/bloodyholly
Holly <Lunaraltha@yahoo.com>
Dallas, Tx USA - Wednesday, January 31, 2001 at 08:53:20 (CST)
Wow!! This site is awesome (see now look at that, this metal-head gay dude is starting to flame)! Although a Wiccan for about 6 years I have always felt closer to Goddess, and never quite felt comfortable with old Wiccan thoughts relating to homosexuality; although rare there are homophobic elements. Thank you whoever made this material(matter=mater=mother) available!!!
Matthew DeRuilley <corvyn@hotmail.com>
Garden City, MI USA - Thursday, December 07, 2000 at 21:43:59 (CST)
great site. i wish someone would email me about wicca. i'm often lonely and would love to chat. i'm a 13 year old female looking for same age similiar intrests
willowhawk <wriglegi6@stedmunds.rmplc.co.uk>
salisbury, wiltshire england - Thursday, December 07, 2000 at 07:44:49 (CST)
I am a 33 year-old bisexual male and a Goddess worshipper. This is a great site. I like the way the Danaan philosophy emphasizes the indisputable biological primacy of the female. This has always fascinated me and is central in my own thinking and spirituality. I can still remember my human biology class in college when one of the students asked why men have nipples and the (male) professor responded "Because we all begin life in the womb as females". He went on to explain how the hormone testosterone altered the original female anatomy, causing the labia to fuse to form the scrotum and the clitoris enlarged to form the penis. The male is nothing more than a modified female. This is a central fact of human biology. He explained how this change did not take place without a struggle, making the male biologically weaker than the female. It was Adam who came from Eve's rib, rather than the other way around. Many of the male students were visibly upset by this (while the women just tittered and smirked). Myself, I was both disturbed and fascinated (and, to be honest, aroused) by this information. I couldn't quite bring myself to accept it, and yet it seemed intuitively right. I did more research, reading "The Natural Superiority of Women" and other books. I discovered that yes, all life was originally female and males evolved as an afterthought to provide genetic variety. This evolution is recapitulated in the development of the human fetus. Perhaps this is also why there are so many more male-to-female transsexuals--they long to return to the original female state of all humans. I also read about the existence of gynocentric spirituality, the Goddess religions which intuited the primacy of the female confirmed by modern science, denied by men for millenia owing to their profound womb-envy and the unspoken sense that *they*, not women, are the "second sex". And yet even the Greeks and early Christians referred to the soul as "she", having intuited that existence is basically feminine. Soon after this discovery, I w oke up one night and felt mysteriously surrounded by a feeling of deep comfort and love. I felt Her all around--I was floating in the womb of the Universal Mother. It was the most overwhelming and beautiful experience of my life. For women the Goddess is a powerful image, but it can be juss is a powerful image, but it can be just as powerful for men--helping us to connect back to our original, universal femininity. Every time I shower and see my nipples or the seam running down the bottom of my scrotum I am reminded that my penis is just an enlarged clitoris, that my maleness is merely a variation on the original female template all beings share. We males should appreciate our own bodies and sexuality but we also need to remember that we are just mutated females. Perhaps we need to dispense with the concept of masculinity altogether. There is evidence that nature Herself is doing this--geneticists have discovered that the Y chromosome is deteriorating rapidly. Some scientists speculate that evolution has an end point attached to maleness. We all begin as females, perhaps males have served their purpose and a single-sex society is the next stage in the evolution of our species. I would love for others to e-mail with their thoughts and feelings about the Goddess and these ideas. Thanks again for a wonderful site.
Ed G <edggg99@yahoo.com>
Los Angeles, CA 90027 - Wednesday, November 29, 2000 at 14:36:56 (CST)
WoW!! i'm a 25 yr old hetero male and your beliefs describe what i've felt like for years. plus it seems to help answer a lot of recurring dreams that i've been having recently. i'm totally new to this but it all makes sense. thanks for the info and if there's anyone out there who'd be willing to be my spiritual guide and answer a few questions to help me with my naivate i'd really appreciate it. Have a great day. surferboy90211@yahoo.com
Jeff <surferboy90211@yahoo.com>
San Diego, Calif. USA - Wednesday, November 22, 2000 at 14:57:26 (CST)
i found this site enthralling...i hope too see more like it..thnk you...BLESSED BE ALL...
Luke <greater_starlight>
sydney, n.s.w Australia - Monday, November 06, 2000 at 03:39:12 (CST)
I've read your site, purchased a couple of your books and would be greatly interested in engaging in discussion regardging the ideas and principles presented. Do you know of any other individuals in the DFW area that would be interested in gathering for such discussions either on-line or off?
Calysta Rose <calystarose@yahoo.com>
Garland, TX USA - Tuesday, October 31, 2000 at 18:21:07 (CST)
First off, I’d like to thank you for your work. I have great admiration for what you have accomplished. I would like you to know that I have purchased your entire library because I want to know as much as I can about the details of your work and philosophy, and I believe tangible financial support is one way to show my support. I realize these issues will no doubt be addressed in your library, so I hope you will indulge my impatience. I respectfully submit the following questions: #1. Presuming the divine is sufficient unto itself, what do you believe is the purpose of creation? #2. Is the Immortal Lady an actual conscious entity? #3. Do you define the Immortal Lady as eternal or merely everlasting? Rather, is she a created being, and if so, what created her? #4. You state the purpose of the male form as evolutionary advancement - advancement toward what end? #5: What do you believe about the existence of the various pantheons – are they merely human creations, or do they have independent existence?
Kim Miller <kmiller@mmrf.org>
Minneapolis, MN USA - Friday, September 29, 2000 at 14:43:26 (CDT)
I found this site one of the most empowering site I have ever found. I am amazed that this web page isn't more popular. It was very enlightening to me.
Lindsay Baker <Kalia_Starmuse@yahoo.com>
SLC, Utah U.S.A - Friday, September 08, 2000 at 17:12:25 (CDT)
I found this site while looking for the symbol of the Goddess: the three stages of life, the three phases of the moon. Your pages are very well informed. Peace to all, Natz
Natz <natz@tarturas.uwa.edu.au>
Perth, W.A. Australia - Sunday, August 27, 2000 at 14:35:16 (CDT)
I have a great sense of amazement. I have felt a "weirdness" about myself. While I have been exploring, I found a place of enlightment. I would like more info. Contact me.
Jo Smith <jobabe@ipa.net>
Lonoke, Arkansas US - Tuesday, July 25, 2000 at 22:34:00 (CDT)
For months I've tried to find a type of "belief" that I could stand behind. I guess it's in our nature to need something to believe in, but none of the religions made sense to me, I'm very skeptical. And I NEVER believed the fact that there was one GOD and it had to be male. Today, I stumbled upon your website thanks to religioustolerance.com, and I haven't been able to get off of it for the past 3 hours. I've read every page and all your guestbook, and I have to agree with everyone that this is what I've been looking for. I REALLY want more information, but even the internet doesn't seem to expand on this. Is it a wide spread "religion" (if I may use that term), or was it something a bunch of women just dreamed up? If it's legit and it has been around for many years, I want to know more. It describes everything I've searched for. Please let me know where I can buy books or get more information on this. Thanks for the amazing website. It was truly a revelation for me! Nikki :o)
Nicole Drouin <nikki_drouin@hotmail.com>
Pembroke, ON Canada - Wednesday, July 19, 2000 at 12:48:42 (CDT)
Was searching for info on Athena and found your site. Now, I'm only beginning to read up on Greek mythology, but I'm a little confused on your choice of a goddess. I mean, Athena's a fine goddess--I love her dearly--but I just don't think she encompasses all of the traits you are bestowing on her. Not to try to reorganize your whole religion (which you have obviously put a lot of thought into), but have you considered Artemis? She's a virgin goddess (that is, a young, free, independant woman), but she is also the goddess of child-birth, as well as the goddes of the Moon and of wild, untamed Nature. I wrote a paper that partially deal with Artemis (and other Grek/Roman Moon goddess) It's at http://matrix.crosswinds.net/~lunatic13/GreekRoman.html Well, if nothing else, at least other people will se this in your guestbook. Peace,Sonya
Sonya <Sonya_Welter@bigfoot.com>
Ashland, WI US - Thursday, December 30, 1999 at 21:25:24 (CST)
Shalom~ Im so please to have come across the truth, finally, and desire to seek out more about Danaan for im a one with yah and nature, alwehs~ Much peace, love & ovahstanding~ {HAH}
Hempress Ahava Hamer <ahava@fiax.net>
Mindfull, Goddess Womb - Tuesday, December 14, 1999 at 22:38:34 (CST)
Would like to learn more about the Danaan beliefs and hope best to adhere to the thirteen princeples. Please let me know who can I contact regarding this.
Kevin Brown <jdk457@aol.com>
New York, NY USA - Saturday, November 20, 1999 at 17:33:00 (CST)
I would like more info. on herbal healing.I AM INTERSETED IN SELF HEALING THROUGH THE MIND, someone please help me!!!!I can not help but to get lost "on line" so please make all info accessible to me with little to no computer work.What I did find was very helpful to me and some friends. Thank you so very much for listening to me and for your time. Ruth
Ruth <ladyk38@hotmail.com>
- Thursday, November 18, 1999 at 23:45:23 (CST)
I am about to start down a road that requires a lot of study and spiritual support. I was referred to this sight and it is truely as beautiful and helpful as described. I will be sure to use it in my studies. Thank you!
Elizabeth <mercurymouth28@hotmail.com>
Savannah, GA US - Thursday, September 30, 1999 at 16:40:10 (CDT)
Was serching the web for Dianic sites, thanks for being here! Though I must admit, one question remains....I'm trying to put a Femyle Circle together, not at all an easy task being in the heart of "Catholic country". I have never attended a Circle of just sisters, and am having some difficulty! Is there anyone out there who could suggest some books or even a site to find a few rituals to just help give me that extra "push", I'd be most greatful!!! Thanks!! )O(Sidhe Tinna wyldwind1@yahoo.com
Sidhe Tinna <wyldwind1@yahoo.com>
Thibodaux, Louisiana U.S.A. - Friday, September 03, 1999 at 21:32:41 (CDT)
I stumbled onto your website and it peak my interest the Dianic and related beliefsThe foundation of the religion seems to be one of tolerance - live and let live. But I have had a difficult time finding a group or church in the Toronto area where I could get mor info.Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Kim Montclair <Montclair70@hotmail.com>
Toronto, Ont Canada - Thursday, July 15, 1999 at 13:12:09 (CDT)
I'm an unaffiliated pagan and found your site after wandering from Black Raven's Wicca page to The Witch's Voice to the Goddess 2000 Project and several others...until now I had thought that Wicca was the closest religion to my beliefs, although I was always dubious about the heavy use of magick and ritual. I follow the Charge of the Goddess, the Wiccan Creed, and the Threefold Rule, but I was never ready to call myself Wiccan. The Goddess is the only deity that exists for me, and your words and writings seem to echo that sentiment. Thank you for providing this page and helping seekers like me find what they are looking for...maybe a part of their lives that they've been missing. I'd like to learn more, to hear how you express your faith and your beliefs. I think that Dianic worship may be what I'm looking for. I will continue my exploration of this page and other Pagan sites, but feel free to contact me and tell me more about Danaans. Thanks again.
Jennifer Rimmer <jenrimmer@juno.com>
Hershey, PA US - Sunday, June 06, 1999 at 22:11:14 (CDT)
Accidentally found your website. As you may be able to tell by my name, I was quite surprised. (My name is pronounced DaNAY). Not so surprisingly, many of your beliefs I hold myself and always have. I'm very happy to see these kinds of things accessible to so many people. As some of the other people who have signed your guestbook have said though, it would be nice to have your e-mail address.
Dene` M. <dolphindancer@cybrzn.com>
Armstrong Creek, WI USA - Saturday, May 08, 1999 at 20:58:12 (CDT)
Your website is beautiful. I just had to remark on that. I've been interested in the Pagan religions for quite some time now, and I'm studying to become Wiccan. I've often thought about becoming a Dianic since I admire the worship of a Great Goddess, which is very inspiring and strengthening to us women. But, a part of me must respect the father. I was raised by a man, which had its advantages as well as its disadvantages. So I respect the Father God just as the Mother Goddess. For me, it seems like the natural thing to do. I reflect more with the Goddess, but I also pay respect to the Father God. So, perhaps, being Dianic just isn't for me. But I very much love your website. I've been surfing around and I've seen so many hate sites from narrow-minded evangelist religions. This is a nice change. =)
ItzTara <itztara@notporn.org>
Tulsa, Oklahoma USA - Thursday, April 29, 1999 at 19:08:12 (CDT)
your site is simply fabulous! I love that your site is contains information that you've thought out on your own, rather than just regurgitating what others have said. I'll be back--with others! in lak'ech, willowhawk )O(
willowhawk <willowhawk@switchboardmail.com>
canada - Thursday, April 29, 1999 at 17:41:55 (CDT)
For years I've been interested in the Goddess and "pagan" religions. Even though all around me, my friends, my peers were all devoted Christians. I was driven far away from it after years of catholic school, being told I was going to hell because my family didn't go to church ect ect ect. Presently I am in a public school and still I am looked down upon by people because of my beliefs (things like I thinking the homosexual people are not evil). I found this site and I am amazed at it. It seems that maybe I've found a relgion that I can feel comfortable and happy in. I read the texts and think " Wow that is how I feel about that.." Thank you so much...This means the world to me. Kimi Stone
Kimi Stone <radisshu@hotail.com>
Georgia US - Monday, March 15, 1999 at 23:07:27 (CST)
I have ecently begun searching the web for information on different religions, and points of view about God and Goddess. This sighthas made me feel more at home with my thoughts about a divine beingthat I have had for years. If possible I would like information on what the Danaans view is on the bible. I have been told that many events in the bible have been scientifically proven(i.e.the great flood), and I was wondering what your views are towards these 'proven' events. Also, anyone in my area wishing to correspond about the Goddess, please respond.
Amy Tipton Johnson <Amy_Johnson@bc.sympatico.ca>
Vancouver, British Columbia Canada - Friday, February 26, 1999 at 17:39:35 (CST)
I think your site is great. I am 15 and have been leaning toward Dianic paganism most of my life. I've been looking for places to help me learn more about it and you have really helped me!Thank You!
Jennifer Sheehan <Guinvere01@aol.com>
Berlin, Maryland USA - Tuesday, December 01, 1998 at 15:45:46 (CST)
Just checking out the site, looks cool.
Charles E. Smith III <shadow1@humboldt1.com>
Eureka, Ca USA - Wednesday, November 11, 1998 at 13:33:06 (CST)
In looking over your site I had a few questions but was unable to find an email address to respond to. In your prime imperative you says that this is something all NITROGEN BASED LIFE must obey. Since all Earth life is carbon based, who does this apply to? Please feel free to delete this and respond to my email.
Pat Phelps <juniper@cathouse.com>
MD - Tuesday, October 13, 1998 at 22:32:31 (CDT)
I am of Irish decent and have been searching for many years for detailed information on Druids, goddesses, Celtic festivals (i.e. Imbolc) and found this website to be especially helpful. I have bookmarked it so that I can return as often as possible. Thank you very much for the work that you have done.
Paula Hughes <pjhugs@hotmail.com>
Toronto, Ontario Canada - Wednesday, September 30, 1998 at 13:33:16 (CDT)
Thank you so much for such a wonderful insightful site. I loved the thirteen freedoms and have shared this site with many friends...keep up the wonderful work of bringing women together.
sherri washburn <devi37@usa.net>
houston, tx usa - Tuesday, September 22, 1998 at 15:00:40 (CDT)
It is good to see that the spirit of the TUATHA DA DANAAN survives
Jimmy <ghost75thinf@hotmail.com>
Dallas, Tx USA - Wednesday, July 22, 1998 at 20:32:51 (CDT)
Such a powerful site and very well presented - an excellent resource.
Websister <websister@geocities.com>
New Zealand - Friday, July 10, 1998 at 08:41:45 (CDT)
I TRULY BELIVE THAT A LOT OF WORK HAS GONE INTO THIS SITE AND I HAVE FOUND IT TRULY ENLIGHTENING
MARTYN HARRIS <WWW.YAHOO.COM.MARTYNHITMAN>
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Wednesday, July 01, 1998 at 05:47:22 (CDT)
I'm just researching new age/pagan publishers. I'm a freelance author and I'm looking for places where my work might be appropriate. http://krypton.mankato.msus.edu/~trillian/index.html
Diana <trillian@mail.mankato.msus.edu>
MN USA - Tuesday, June 09, 1998 at 21:29:35 (CDT)
I am an anthropology student who is currently doing research for a paper I am working on. I am interested in a Dianic commune I heard about in Vermont. I can not recall the name or find a website related to it. If anyone has any information could you please respond. I really need help. Thanks.
Renee Walker <walkerrj@academic.fpc.edu>
Rindge , NH USA - Wednesday, April 22, 1998 at 22:38:07 (CDT)
Your site is fascinating. I am a Dianic of long time standing now (18 of my 31 years), and rarely have I found such a place as yours where works devoted to the study of the Godess and Her culture are so well-researched and beautifully presented.
Tinnekke <tinnekke@skyenet.net>
South Bend, IN USA - Tuesday, April 07, 1998 at 17:53:33 (CDT)
1st a thank you for providing such a wonderful resource. Though I am involved in the Alexandrian tradtion, I am curious about the Dianic tradtion & would some day like to be invited to attend a Dianic circle. I entered your page as it was the 1st listing to appear when searching Dianic Witchcraft. I will bookmark it & visit often. Peace & Love
Adria <hobhill@hers.com>
Silver Spring, MD US - Wednesday, March 25, 1998 at 16:31:44 (CST)
F.R. HRABALRI-EL / CAD PRESS / DUBRAVKALuda Zubka 23 / Box 5BRATISLAVA 42SK-844 44S L O V A K I AE u r o p eTelefax: 004217 769928 *** E-Mail: cadpress@comp.sk *** http://www.tatrahome.sk/cad We would be happy you could help us mediate contact with the Spiritually Oriented public in Abroad over your Internet Server! Do you could give this our page at your Server / Virtual Office, be so kind ??? F.R. HRABALRI-EL / CAD PRESS / DUBRAVKALuda Zubka 23 / Box 5BRATISLAVA 42SK-844 44S L O V A K I AE u r o p eTelefax: 004217 769928 *** E-Mail: cadpress@comp.sk *** http://www.tatrahome.sk/cad Dear Friends,I’m turning to you with a request, as a Publisher and Director of C A D PRESS what is the Oldest and ONLY Slovak Publishing House oriented to SPIRITUAL TEACHINGS, ASIAN RELIGIONS, PHILOSOPHY and ART TRADITIONAL MEDICINE and HEALING. We are cooperated with Fenix Journal, oriented in propagation and practical application of the Spiritual Values in Eastern Europe.Our main Edition is WORLDWIDE SPIRITUAL STREAMS! (what is one of the most prominent spiritually oriented edition in Central Europe). We are published non-commercial books about different spiritual traditions. For example - the miscellany / anthology ZEN (till today 8 vols.), BUDDHISMUS (meanwhile 5 vols.), ŠAMANISMUS etc. (each volume contains 250-400 pages and).At this moment we are prepared also LEXICON OF THE RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS, ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETIES and ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE WORLD RELIGIONS, and so we need voluminous and serious informations about the NEW AGE Movement! For this reason we would be happy you could send / or arrange sending of any Dictionary and Reference Books, Head Books or other publications about your organization and other churches in your territory, too.If you’re published your books on the commercial base, arrange us permanent sending of your catalogues and SAMPLE / READING COPIES of your Publications - including the Preliminary Propositions on the Foreign Copy Rights! If the CZECH and/or SLOVAK rights are free.. Many thanks.MAYBE YOU COULD HELP US ALSO IN ANOTHER WAY:Because we’re prepared foundation of the CENTER OF ORIENTAL STUDIES AND SPIRITUAL TRADITIONS we would be glad you could send or mediate forwarding of the suitable publications - including the DAMAGED and USED BOOKS - for our Library, from time to time..We would be happy you could mediate at least rescue of the old books (on spiritual teachings and social sciences preferably) what could finish in the dust and waste-paper because people do not use them, but for our people could be the Treasures! (For reason that Spiritual literature was prohibited here over 40 years of Communist Dictatorship, it is very difficult to complete all valuable publications now!) MAYBE YOU COULD ARRANGE US ANY OFFER TO SPIRITUAL PUBLIC TO DO NOT THROW OUT / SCRAP THEIR USED OR USELESS BOOKS and send its to us FOR OUR PREPARED CENTER OF ORIENTAL STUDIES AND SPIRITUAL TEACHINGS !?Do you could also publish any such offer in any your Magazine or on your Virtual Server? We would be happy you could help us mediate contact with the Spiritually Oriented public in Abroad over your Internet Server! Do you could give this our page at your Server / Virtual Office, be so kind ???Hoping to hear from you soon. Yours sincerely, F.R.HRABAL, Publisher RI-EL & CAD PRESSWe would be glad you could send Books separately in small packets DIRECTLY TO OUR OFFICE'S ADDRESS because the Big Parcels are going slowly and lost very often, too. Many thanks.P.S. Please enclose the Proforma Invoice with symbolic price (for Customs office control only) into each shipment!ALL SHIPMENTS WITH BOOKS SEND DIRECTLY TO OUR OFFICE’S ADDRESS:F.R. HRABAL, DarLUDA ZUBKA 23 / Dubravka CADSK-841 01 BRATISLAVA 42 SLOVAKIA / Eastern Europe
CAD PRESS <cadpress@comp.sk>
BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA - Thursday, March 05, 1998 at 14:25:08 (CST)
I'm a student who is privately interested in very old cultures and philosophy.Though I didn't hope to find something about goddess and the tuatha de danann, I was amazed by finding your page.It was very interesting to read, but don't you think what you believe is rather a state of mind than a kind of religion???
undine weberpals <undine.weberpals@stud.uni-bayreuth.de>
bayreuth, bayern germany - Friday, February 20, 1998 at 04:59:53 (CST)
I just stumbled over your site while searching MegaCrawler for "pagan theology." I've always considered myself something of a druid, observing the eightfold Celticceremonial calendar and hugging a lot of trees. But unlike most neo-pagans,druids included, I am a monotheist at heart. Not for me those amorphous pantheonsof imageless gods and goddesses. I say Divinity is one; Divinity is female.There is a lot in your site that appeals to me as a gay, "cosmologically-correct",Goddess worshipper. I hope that deeper investigation of the Danaan materialwill prove fruitful for my quest.
Peter C. Skye <pcskye@mindspring.com>
New York, NY USA - Monday, February 16, 1998 at 15:22:54 (CST)
When I was 21 and had my first psychic reading, I was told that latter in my life, I would meet up with people calling themselves the Danaans...and these people would become my extended family. Ever since that time, I have read up on the pre-celtic Danaans and every other reference I could uncover to discover who and what these people might be. Today I discovered your homepage. Please keep me connected with updates and/or information that might be pertinent to this unfunfoldement of mystery. Blessings, Ashleea
Ashleea Nielsen <angelic@maui.net and dolfyna@maui.net>
kihei, hAWAII usa - Friday, January 09, 1998 at 17:48:22 (CST)
Hello! I was wondering if you could provide a link to my website? It is a new age bookstore upgraded to over 300 books on various new age books tapes and audio. Visit my website at http://clever.net/lifequest/dreamwiz.html. Thanks
Phillip Allen <pallen@misslink.net>
Wataga, Illinois USA - Sunday, December 21, 1997 at 07:04:29 (CST)
Hi sweetie..just read what you had to say about me on your page...Hard to believe you could write something like that about me...I love you hon....more then you know....talk to you soonPage is great!
Coun_tess <you already have it hon>
Melbourne, Land of Oz - Wednesday, December 10, 1997 at 17:54:29 (CST)
Hi! I dont really believe anything except whats in my heart.Im just looking around.
Dustin Sledgianowski <Hyperaver@juno.com>
Kissimmee, FL USA - Tuesday, December 02, 1997 at 22:42:01 (CST)
I am an eclectic pagan and am glad to find your site. Please email me with more info if you can. Anyone can email me and I will get back to you with in 2 days. thankyou again.
Paul Bickel <wotanus@hotmail.com>
Aberdeen, Washington U.S.A. - Saturday, November 15, 1997 at 17:27:57 (CST)
May I tell you as briefly as possible a little story about myself.I was raised in home full of love and caring...loosly religiousin the sense that we went to church every sunday, it was more a"part" of life rather than a specific interest for my family.But I, I wanted to understand everything...to "know" god...I was never angry about it...thankfully I never had the reasonto hate god or religion from personal detrimental experience, my desire was and always has been for "truth".When I was twenty-one I met a man who preached the bible in away I had never heard before or since. I became a part ofhis work and aligned myself with his visionas I believed it to be fulfiling to me. Within five years I becamethe first woman minister to sit on the board of directors asa full member and functioned as his "right-hand", in theadministrative sense. I will mention that I was not thefirst woman minister, many had come before me, therewas always a great respect for women in this group.For the next nine years I travelledextensively across this country, started works, builtchurches, taught, studied and organized until I was eventuallythe head of the entire western outreach for the organization.I will refrain from mentioning the name of the church...I was in the midst of creating a teaching course for themany locations around the country when I came across someunexpected and ground shaking material. What I was lookingto disprove became shatteringly crystal clear before my eyesas I sat and read books like The Great Cosmic Mother;Rediscovering the Religion of the Earth, several ofMarija Gimbutas works along with Merlin Stone, Monica SjooReine Eisler and many others. I was attempting to provethat paganism was the scourge of "Gods" people and neededto be turned away from, but what I had discoveredproved that the truth was....it was preciselythe other way 'round. Needless to say my world was completelyundone...not everything...but a great deal of what I stoodin pulpits and preached rang hollow in my own ears and I found I could n o longer do it. I went to the man who taughtme so much and shared what I had found...he too understoodand realized that things needed to change about what we taughtand was willing to investigate. However, upon taking thissame information to our people across the nation, we watchedas the underpinnings for most of the people we had sharedmany years in spiritual pursuit crumbled and eventuallygave way to a flood of intemperate whining that all theyhad depended on for so long was gone. In the end everythingwe had worked for, for many years was washed away in onebreathtaking moment.For the past two years I have pulled all that searching deepinside myself, looking for what truth even means to me anymore.However, I can say that one thing has always stayed in myheart from the moment I took it in, and that was the realizationthat the divine within me was feminine in form and intent.Not gendered exactly, but mother...that's the only way I knowto put it. I have found very few people with whom I feltI could align and be comfortable. I looked into wicca fora while...I was drawn, but not completely comfortable, stillcan't tell you why...not because of any evil...those thingshave been laid aside by me I think forever...but somethingelse...something that feels....scatterd I suppose.Anyway, I have not, until tonight seen a single thing thatin it's entirety rang true to me. So far, this does, I amattempting to keep my excitement to a low hum until I knowmore. I do not possess credit cards and therefore cannotorder over the net...but I would like very much to hear fromsomeone about what this is about in more detail if that ispossible...I do so hope that is possible. I realize this e-mail is LOOOONg...and I apologize, but Icannot tell you what it means to find other human beings whoare saying things that I have had to find out through myown personal experience with no guidance or direction from another person...save books.Please, take a moment to send me more information, you haveno idea what it would mean.I do have two qu estions: 1. what is the view on witchcraftby the Danaans and 2. Are there places where one can go andvisit those who live their lives in this way?...a group,meetings etc.?...if so where?Looking forward to hearing from you,Andrea M. Steward
Andrea M. Steward <blustar@pacbell.net>
Los Angeles, CA United States - Sunday, October 12, 1997 at 03:59:07 (CDT)
Wow. I would say (at the very least) that you have piqued my interest! I would like more information! Where can I get more info? Is there an e-mail address for more info? (I didn't find one...) I realize that you sell books, but I am not able, at this time, to buy any. Please E-mail me! :)
Kalean <KaleansWsh@aol.com>
New York USA - Monday, October 06, 1997 at 13:21:34 (CDT)
I enjoyed your site and am glad to hear there's a voice for the, and that there is a, Pagan Renaissance. I'm not one thing or the other, but I like anything nature based and feel uplifted by info. on the Goddess. Thanks.
Katy Wagner <kwagner@hewm.com>
Los Angeles, CA USA - Tuesday, September 23, 1997 at 16:30:54 (CDT)
I just surfed into your site via other Goddess links. Yoursite is impressive-I will be back many times again. I am asolitary who believes that the salvation of MOTHER EARTH isthrough the GODDESS Path. Please keep the positive energyflowing. Blessed be....
Felice <felice2748@aol.com>
Brookfield, WI USA - Thursday, September 18, 1997 at 16:23:06 (CDT)
I am looking for a circle os special friends in Houston and in Missoula. I live in both places during the year. I hope one day to visit a moon house in Montana.
P R Alexander <tree321@juno.com>
Houston, TX USA - Friday, August 08, 1997 at 04:08:25 (CDT)
Over a year ago, I happened to purchase an ancient coin ring which had the impression of the Goddess of Athena (400AD). I have becomeaware of this ring having power in my life. Without consciously seeking outI have naturally begun to study the history of goddess worship, and amslowly evolving into a feminist. Having once been with reborn Christiansand seen their hypocrisy and sometimes unjust practices (abuse of children, etc.), as a type of Investigator,I have had interesting experiences along the way to independence and freedom. Justnaturally evolving into a transformed environment, I am presently working for a womanwho has a Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics. I recently introduced her to a book about Athenawhich she is studying and am beginning to note the changes in her attitudes towardscertain matters such as men taking advantage of her and her money, etc.I found your site after doing a netscape search for Naomi Goldenberg. I am light years behind in reading feminist material and recently began reading her book I pickedup at the library. Your site came up among others. I assume she is a member ofyour organization? With regard to your view of Chrsitanity, after much experiencing and investigation amongpeople such as Hal Lindsey who wrote the Late Great Planet Earth, I do agreeand admire all of those involved in standing up to mainstream religious fanatics.
Cheryl Merrill <Limbogrl@aol.com>
San Francisco, CA USA - Sunday, August 03, 1997 at 21:39:53 (CDT)
I am curious about the prime imperative. Would it not imply that all inferior humans (those outside ideal ranges of height, weight, intelligence, ability) be exterminated in order to maximize the survival chances of the species?
Bruce Robinson <ocrt_ge@cgo.wave.ca>
Kingston, ON Canada - Friday, July 04, 1997 at 21:50:35 (CDT)

>>The answer to this very important question has been added to the Questions & Answers page.
< What do The Danaans believe? < Homosexuality is a natural part of the continuum of human < sexuality. It bestows evolutionary benefit on those < societies in which it exists. I searched your site (very well done), but couldn't find what this belief is based on? As a student of pagan history, I would be greatful for help in finding the information that suports this belief. Blessed be...
Bjarki <bjarki@unforgettable.com>
Las Vegas, NV - Sunday, June 29, 1997 at 03:48:54 (CDT)

>> HTML versions of the Rescripts have been put on-line for easier browsing. Thanks! --Danaan Press
Very nice page indeed! I found it to be interesting, pleasing to the eye, and very tasteful! These are important aspects to maintain when considering the nature of the topic; Goddess worship. I am a solitary pagan myself and find the words on your page to be very beautiful and encouraging! Keep up the good work!!! Blessed be all.
Mat Johnsonbaugh <mdj9666@rit.edu>
Rochester, NY USA - Saturday, June 21, 1997 at 02:21:07 (CDT)
Greetings, I love your page and graphics, seems full of info, nice layout, pleasing to the eye. Haven't had a chance top go to the press yet, but am planning on going over there after the guestbook. I do have a question though, Danann, the Tuatha de Danann, did you get Danann from that tale? I am somewhat confused, I saw that you worship Athena, yet you call yourself Danann? Athena is Greek, and Dana, the mother of the Tuatha de Danann, the mother, is Celtic. Just curious, I might be missing your whole concept, like I said I haven't had a chance to get around on you all of pages yet. Peace!!! WilliamB
WilliamB <dagda@zianet.com>
Silver, NM US - Saturday, June 07, 1997 at 18:31:43 (CDT)

>>The answer to this question has been added to the Questions & Answers page.
O sweet Owl of the grey-eyed One.
Felicity <felicity@HolladayPaganism>
San Francisco, CA - Wednesday, April 09, 1997 at 22:03:37 (CDT)
We plan to add a hyperlink to your site. Would you consider adding a hyperlink to our site on religious tolerance at: www.religioustolerance.org
Bruce Robinson <ocrt@limestone.kosone.com>
Kingston, ON Canada - Tuesday, April 08, 1997 at 07:17:15 (CDT)

>>The hyperlink to your page has been added to the "Vital & Noteworthy" section of the Recommended Sites page.
Ed, Just finished a quickie through the website. Again, nice job. It's well laid out, the links all seem to work, and it's quick. That may be the time of day, it's between four and five your time now. The wallpapers are also great. One little correction, though, is that the commander of the Sixth Georgia was A.H. Colquit vice Colquith. I am on Windows95 and tried pulling down the Prime Imperative in text format and that didn't work. I got the "use Netscape" message, of course, but lots of folks will be wanting to use this Microsoft stuff. I don't know if that can be fixed or not. Again, great work! I have been doing searches using the keywords "danaan", "athenadorus", et.al. right along with no luck. Glad you have it up and running. Also, I like your prices. Not to high and not so low as to mak make one think they're crapola mimeographed on newsprint. ciao, ciauck
I.B. Faversham
- Sunday, April 06, 1997 at 04:42:10 (CDT)
Hey, Ed! Nice looking site!!! Well put together, etc. Now that I've signed in, I'm going surfing. Good talking to you yesterday. cgolden
I.B. Faversham
- Sunday, April 06, 1997 at 04:12:10 (CDT)
Looked for you several times since our last conversation, have not looked for a month. Today I found your page...I found your presentation very well done. Have not explored your pages in detail, will return, when ample time is available. Take Care.
Gregory J Damman <gdamman@ix.netcom.com.>
Dallas, Texas USA - Sunday, March 23, 1997 at 00:04:57 (CST)

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