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| Introduction: Who's Afraid of the Dark? | 7 | |
| Part 1 | Working With the Dark Archetypes | II |
| What Is the Dark Archetype? | 13 | |
| How Is the Dark Archetype Accessed? | 15 | |
| Part 2 | Femmes Fatales: The Dark Goddesses | 21 |
| Baba Yaga: The Witch-Cult in Eastern Europe | 23 | |
| The Black Virgin: She Is Black Because She Is Goddess | 27 | |
| Coatlicue: Mommy Dearest | 32 | |
| Hekate: Curse Not the Darkness | 37 | |
| Hel: Feelin' Hella Good | 42 | |
| Kali: Fire, Walk With Me | 46 | |
| Lilith: They Call Me "Demon Lil" | 50 | |
| Medusa: You Want Your Face to Freeze Like That? | 57 | |
| Oya: A Mighty Wind | 61 | |
| Part 3 | Bad Boys, Bad Boys, Whatcha Godda Do? The Dark Gods | 67 |
| Anubis: The Soul Conductor | 69 | |
| Dionysos: I'm in a Frenzy! | 74 | |
| The Grim Reaper: He Kindly Stopped for Me | 79 | |
| Loki: And for My Next Trick | 84 | |
| Lucifer: Just Call Me Angel of the Morning | 91 | |
| Set: The Original Green-Eyed Monster | 96 | |
| Shiva: The Sensuous Yogi | 102 | |
| Tezcatlipoca: Smoke and Mirrors | 106 | |
| Volos: Even the Man Who Is Pure of Heart | 111 | |
| Part 4 | Rituals, Spells, Talismans, and Correspondences | 117 |
| To Protect and Serve: An Anubis Talisman | 119 | |
| Party Like It's 1599: Baba Yaga's "Hen" Party | 124 | |
| The Black Virgin: A Novena | 128 | |
| Coatlicue: An Aztec Fertility Charm | 133 | |
| Dionysos: En Vino Est Veritas | 140 | |
| The Ritual of the Reaper: Spend a Day With Death | 146 | |
| Hekate: Went Down to the Crossroads | 152 | |
| Prepare to Unleash Hel, or at Least Her Talisman | 158 | |
| Sacrifice Your Broken Heart to Kali | 163 | |
| Lilith: The Rite of Self-Seduction | 168 | |
| Loki: Hide in Plain Sight, or, The Rite of "Low-Key" | 171 | |
| Lucifer: This Little Light of Mine, I'm Gonna Let It Shine! | 178 | |
| Medusan Magick: The Gorgoneion | 182 | |
| Oya: The Falling (Ivory) Tower | 185 | |
| Piercing the Veil of Set | 192 | |
| The Ritual of Shiva, Lord of the Lingam: Astral Sex | 196 | |
| Tezcatlipoca: Mirror, Mirror: Divining the Truth | 200 | |
| Volos: Embracing Your Inner Werewolf | 204 | |
| References | 209 | |
| Index | 215 |
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Jim Wilson
reviewed The Dark Archetype: Exploring the Shadow Side of the Divine on February 13, 2017
The Dark Archetype: Exploring the Shadow Side of the Divine
I liked this book as it explored the darker aspects of Divinity...which is also a reflection of ourselves. I've read many books on deities, many of them that mention Lilith do not speak of how she was Adam's first wife, only that she was a demon etc. In university, I took a religious studies class, and there discovered female deities of the ancient Judeo belief, but also was surprised to find out, that Lilith was Adam's first wife. Lilith was made of the same earth as Adam and was his complete equal in every sense of the world. She was the original feminist and refused to be subservient to him - thus was cast out of the garden and later demonized once she 'corrupted' the submissive and subservient Eve. Modern day Christianity never speaks about Lilith, she's pretty much written off as an ancient Babylonian Goddess/Demon who eats babies etc. Nothing like patriarchal propaganda to help with the spread of one's religion. Anyways, I think this book is a great start with working with the shadow-self and the darker aspects of the Divine (however you choose to envision it to be). Only by embracing both our shadow and light, can we become truly whole.
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