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Hardcover edition 157 pages, sewn in ribbon marker and gold foil stamping .
Book is in new unread condition
Published by Sauroctonos Publishing
About this title:
Much have been written and said in many different grimoires about the origin of this incredible Greek Goddess, since Potnia Theron or Kybele, however archaeological investigations have progressed linking Hekate with the Sun and Black Sun Goddesses from ancient civilizations, which is the case with Sapsu from Canaanite mythology.
This grimoire not only explains these scientific references in Middle East with Hekate but also widely explains the worldview of Canaan from Ugaritic Tradition.
It also contains a ritualistic with Sapsu, Hekate, as well as a subordinate spirit that helps during childbirth and abortions if this is the witch’s desire.
Index:
Introduction.
General Origins of Hekate.
Ugarit the Canaanite City.
War between Divine and Chaos Goddesses
Baal the first God who sacrificed himself.
The Moon God Yarikh.
The Dual Goddess Shapsu.
Symbolism of the Sun and its Shadow.
The Altar.
Ritual Opening.
Energetic Meditation.
Ritualistic Practices with Shapsu.
Evoking Light & Darkness
Hekate the triform Goddess
Evoking the triple Goddess
Author’s Conclution
Bibliography
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SAPSU ALAMI: the origins in Canaan of the goddess Hekate by Zulqarnayn XIII - Hardcover Edition
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Verified ownerThis tome shows how so much of the myths and legends of Hekate have deep origins in the Canaanite legacy. Much of it isn't a 1 to 1 ratio, but it's very close enough to almost be that perfect. Fascinating to read and think about. How much of what we know as ancient knowledge was common in places we wouldn't expect it to be? Deep thoughts this volume provokes.
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