Goddesses and Gods.wps - Welcome to Our Temple

at and say 'that's not really me' are the ones that you may just find, if you decide to
summon and explore them, help make your future more fulfilling. Next, take a look at
your man's usual and current goddesses. How do these compare and contrast with
your own? Can you become more like his 'dream'? Can his 'dream' be deepened to the
point where it encompasses your reality? Can you meet each other half way? The
answer to all these three questions is yes... if you're both prepared to learn and grow.
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a re a Man: You are reading, today, about the 'woman of your dreams'. Try
neither to get too excited - or too depressed if you feel she's a million miles from
anyone you know. The idea is simply to understand more about her - so that you can
begin to resist the usual 'big mistake' which so many males inadvertently make; of
projecting this dream vision onto a real human partner. All too often, we fall in love
with 'who we want our partner to be' and not' who she actually is'. Then, as time goes
by and the real person fails to measure up to our own, imaginary 'inner goddess' the
relationship turns sour. Look up your wife or girlfriend's date of birth. See which
goddess she most closely identifies with. Learn to respect or even (dare I say this?)
'worship' that goddess and you'll find you automatically, in the process, imbue your
real life partner with the confidence to be more like her own true self. How will this
help you fulfill your fantasy? Well, every woman, when she's really feeling free to be
her own true self - and not 'obliged' to act out a role that matches her partner's
expectations, will automatically manifest the best qualities of all seven goddesses
including the one you secretly yearn to be embraced by. Thus, in accepting that your
loved one cannot be, all the time, what you want her to be you will be helping and
encouraging her to be what you want her to be some of the time!
Artemis
Artemis
Introduction:
Introduction:
Artemis, known to the Romans as Diana, was the goddess of the hunt and of the
Moon. Tall and lovely, she lived a glorious outdoor life, accompanied by her own
pack of dogs and band of nymphs. Though she wore a short tunic, this was not to
attract male attention but a symbol of freedom (a long dress would have restricted her
movement). Artemis was an accomplished archer but though she hunted fierce boars,
she was known as a healer and protector of animals - and also of young girls whom
she frequently rescued from 'a fate worse than death'.
Like Athena, Artemis was a daughter of Zeus. Though she was born by more
conventional means, the legend tells that the moment she was born, she began to
help her mother deliver her twin brother Apollo. This took nine painful days, during
which the new born Artemis earned her reputation as a healer. At the age of three,
her father gave her a bow and arrow, a band of nymphs to keep her company, the
freedom of the woods and fields and 'eternal chastity' - which we might, in modern