Issue #15

Women for Earth Action; Pam Golden's Moon Tree Asherah Art; Reinstating the Divine Woman in Judaism: A New Look at the Tree of Life in the Kabbalah; Wheat Stacks & the Goddess; Neolithic fiction; A Skeptics Pilgrimage to the Black Madonna; Transformation in the Skotino Cave, Crete; Monica Sjöö's Millennium Journal, A Time of Pilgrimage: Wales, Malta, France, and U.S.; Rise Up & Call Her Name; Matilda Joslyn Gage and The Great Goddess; Wild Goddess Nature

Issue #16

Tribute to Kay Gardner; Lorna Roberts Remembered; Lion Goddess Sekhmet; Sekhmet Temple of Goddess Spirituality; Millenium Journal, A Time of Pilgrimage: Nevada, New Mexico, Wisconsin, and Mexico with art by Monica Sjöö; The Cailleach Bheara of Ireland; Matilda Joslyn Gage House

Issue #17

Building a Living Democracy, the Work of Vandana Shiva, Part 1; Sicilian Goddess Chronicles; Part 1: Tribute to Kay Gardner; Pele: Inspiration for Healing; Gender & Archaeology Conference/Response to Cynthia Eller; "Windows to Other Worlds" Russian Exhibit; the Cathole Cave in Wales; Int. Goddess Festival; Santa Lucia and La Befane in folklore

Issue #18

Interview with Elinor W. Gadon: Village Goddesses of India; Jennifer Berezan's "Praises for the World" Ritual/Concert; Monica Sjöö Update; Black Madonna/Thunder Perfect Mind Art of Sarah Teofanov; Building a Living Democracy, the Work of Vandana Shiva, Part 2; Sicilian Goddess Chronicles; Tribute to Kay Gardner; Remembering Ani Mander; Volcanic Heat; My Relationship with Pele: A Granddaughter's Story

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— Asphodel Long, England
author of In a Chariot Drawn by Lions

"Goddessing is still the best Goddess journal in the world! It is always full of interesting, stimulating articles, always new things I haven't thought about. Through Goddessing I get a sense of the global network across the planet — that we are all connected in what we do. Editor Willow LaMonte's generosity in being the webweaver that connects us together is wonderful!"

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author, priestess, and co-founder of
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www.goddessconference.com

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musician, songwriter, sound healer

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— Luisah Teish, Oakland, California
a woman chief and Mother of Destiny
in the Ifa-Orisha Tradition, Chair of the International
Committee on Women's Issues, author of several
Women's Spirituality books including Jambalaya,

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— Leilani Birely, California
Priestess, Daughters of the Goddess

"If the Women's Spirituality movement awarded its own Pulitzer Prize for a consistently intelligent, substantive, and inspiring publication, it would surely go to Goddessing and its quietly impressive editor/publisher, Willow LaMonte."

— Charlene Spretnak, California
author of Lost Goddesses of Early Greece and Missing Mary:
The Queen of Heaven & Her Re-Emergence in the Modern Church

— China Galland, California
author of Longing for Darkness, Tara and the Black Madonna and The Bond Between Women; founder of Images of Divinity, sponsored by the Center for Art, Religion, and Education at The Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, California

 

Goddessing Regenerated is simply the best Goddess journal around. Its articles give me the widest perspective of the Intenational Goddess Movement and the creative and wise women that contribute to it. I always learn something new and amazing whenever I read it. I am so thankful personally to Willow for her ongoing dedication in producing Goddessing for all of us.

— Ruth Barrett, Wisconsin
Dianic elder, musician, and author

 

"Goddessing has its finger on the pulse of the world Goddess community. It helps add legitimacy to our spirituality with its smart and fine-quality content.

— Karen Tate, California
founder Isis Ancient Cultures & Religion Society and author of the forthcoming Sacred Places of Goddess: 108 Destinations

 

"I rely on Goddessing to bring me not only information but inspiration as well. The international dimensions of the Goddess movement are nowhere made more clear than in its welcome pages. With essays and reviews by well-known and emerging Goddess scholars and artists, Goddessing should be required reading for everyone serious about this important subject."

— Patricia Monaghan, Illinois and Ireland
scholar, poet, and author of numerous books including The New Book of Goddesses and Heroines, Wild Girls, and The Red-Haired Girl from The Bog

 

"I'd like to call your attention to Goddessing, an international goddess research newspaper published twice a year. I think it's the best-kept secret in the Goddess movement in the US, though it has readers in 25 countries. Goddessing presents great articles of scholarship, art, culture and (yes) humor in a modest and affordable format. Every issue contains rare photographs and drawings of Goddess artifacts and sacred sites. And there's a wonderful international calendar of events — conferences, art, exhibits, speakers."

— Sid Reger