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The film discusses the historical significance of goddess worship and women's spirituality, tracing back to prehistoric times when the female figure was revered as the great mother. It emphasizes how this perspective has been overshadowed for the last 6,000 years by a more industrial and male-dominated worldview, leading to a disconnection from nature and the sacredness of the Earth. The documentary presents a call to reconnect with these ancient beliefs as a means to address contemporary ecological issues.
Through interviews and personal anecdotes, the film illustrates how women's spirituality groups operate without hierarchy, focusing on community and celebration of natural cycles. It shows the urgent need for a shift in societal values, urging younger generations to take action against environmental degradation. The film suggests that understanding our interconnectedness with nature can guide us toward more sustainable living practices.
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.
Perfect For
Environmental activistsHistory enthusiastsWomen's rights advocates