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The Goddess Book of Psalms

Patricia Della-Piana

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Dec 20, 2009 Patricia Della-Piana rated it it was amazing · (Review from the author)

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The things we do most often can become so familiar to us that we scarcely render them the emotional emphasis they deserve. When we are speaking to or about our chosen deity, the words, though born of honest devotion, can become tedious, meaningless; perhaps our voice no longer resonates with our expressions of worship. What is needed is a new eye with which to gaze within those familiar landscapes and patterns, developing an invigorated approach to reverence.
The Goddess Book of Psalms will awake The things we do most often can become so familiar to us that we scarcely render them the emotional emphasis they deserve. When we are speaking to or about our chosen deity, the words, though born of honest devotion, can become tedious, meaningless; perhaps our voice no longer resonates with our expressions of worship. What is needed is a new eye with which to gaze within those familiar landscapes and patterns, developing an invigorated approach to reverence.
The Goddess Book of Psalms will awaken the spirit behind the words you speak every day, allowing you to renew your commitment to the deity of your choice. In these pages, a pagan is as enthralled with the Goddess as the ancients were. You are invited to discover the Great Mother in Her fullness...

An entirely new concept in the worship of the Great Goddess, The Goddess Book of Psalms can be used as part of your daily personal devotions, for guidance or inspiration, or in meditations. A small book of praise, petitions and incantations, the words will echo in your heart as you read them, over and over, telling of your own journey to the Goddess:

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"If you are a Goddess Worshipper, Stregherian Witch, Dianic, Wiccan or even a Gnostic, then this book is a must have. It deserves pride and a place on your bookshelf.
Not only is it a magnificent book of poetry, but it also can only be described as the gospel according to Patricia. We have all read about the Christian assimilation of ancient paths, traditions and cultures; well, this book turns the tables. It is the Great Mother; The Goddess assimilation of the Catholic and Christian Bible.
A simplistic wandering through some beautiful prose, painted with loving grace. A powerful
praising of the Mother. Sophia would be proud." Michael Lee Price, The Cosmic Cauldron

"St. Bonaventure wrote a book of devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary titled 'The Psalter of the Blessed Virgin Mary.' Not since then has such a beautiful collection of devotions been penned. While St. Bonaventure's book was written for Catholics it is evident that he perceived Mary as a Mother Goddess. For Pagans no such work has been produced until now. Delia the Crone is the St. Bonaventure of our time. The Goddess Book of Psalms is a beautiful collection of prayers, devotions and petitions to the Pagan Goddess.Regardless of your Pagan path, this book will inspire you to new heights of devotion to your Goddess. The book has a multitude of uses. It will become a constant companion to anyone who writes their own rituals. In a world where so many pagan books are repetitious this book will be a true breath of fresh air. No pagan's bookshelf would be complete without this book." James Lilly, Stregone Nemi

"Patricia knows her material well. I learned a good deal from my work with her, and I recommend her to anyone who wishes to learn more about medieval strega of Italy." Paul Suliin, Logical Writing and Research
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