Goddess Remembered
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For 25,000 years, societies revered a goddess as a symbol of creation and nurturing, a belief system now linked to modern environmental challenges.
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Merlin Stone discusses the reverence for the goddess as a central figure in ancient cultures, tracing its roots back 35,000 years. Scholars and activists, including Carol Christ and Jean Bolen, connect the decline of goddess-worshipping societies to modern environmental crises. They argue that the shift from nurturing to conquest has led to a disconnection from nature. The film emphasizes the need for a return to these ancient beliefs to address contemporary issues, marking the first part of a three-part series.
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Why Watch
- Find out how goddess worship shaped ancient cultures.
- See the impact of women's spirituality on modern environmental issues.
- Meet individuals advocating for ecological awareness and change.
Did You Know
- Creation stories centered around a goddess existed thousands of years before the Bible.
- 6,000 years ago marks a significant shift in the perception of the Earth and female power.
- Topsoil in North America is being washed away due to current farming practices.
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What is the concept of the great mother in spirituality?
The great mother is a goddess universally recognized in the spiritual journey of Earth's peoples, representing the primal power of the female.
How long ago did the earth and female perspective begin to be ignored?
The earth and female perspective began to be ignored approximately 6,000 years ago.
What environmental issue did the speaker's daughter mention?
The speaker's daughter mentioned that topsoil is being washed away in North America due to farming practices.
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