The Mother Goddess A Primer

To give you an idea of what this is about I'm running here the first nine paragraphs from Chapter 1 and some others from Chapter 2. When the topic of gods comes up they are automatically associated with religion, the most wretched and disreputable of human enterprises. In this book I explore making the acquaintance of the Mother Goddess. If the topic had anything to do with religion I would not insult your intelligence or waste your time even to raise it. The Mother Goddess is the Supreme Being. There are no other deities. I've talked about the Mother Goddess in some of my other 16 non-fiction books each with its different emphasis for different targeted audiences. The technical problem in doing another book going down this road is that there are limited sources and what happens is that I end up using the same sources in all of my books touching on this subject. Those who read more than one volume might find perhaps a third of a book is the same as a previous one. There is no way around this. Then again I am not so sanguine as to believe that the same person will read more than one of my books. According to my research, and I hope I am not slighting anyone, I am the first to determine the correct gender of the Supreme Being. I said "gender" which is a term employed in grammar classification. I did not say "sex." When "gender" is employed where "sex" is required or vice-versa that is called gibberish. Since gibberish has become the coin of the land in the US in this century you have to take the time to spell things out. When I started as a journalist back in the age of the typewriter we were told that we were writing for people with a grade 8 education. Now you have to lower that to grade 4 and speak slowly. Thomas Carlyle: "Every new opinion, at its starting, is precisely a minority of one. In one man's head alone, there it dwells as yet." This new opinion was the answer to a question that I asked to no one in particular; actually a three-part question. What is the measure of human development on the planet? How did we get there? How can we do better in the future? The measure is Auschwitz. How we got there is a long story. How we can do better in the future is form a partnership with the Mother Goddess if She will have us. *** Where does it say that there is a Mother Goddess? In the Torah. The book of the Jews? There's no Mother Goddess there. Yeah, says who? The book has never been translated from the Hebrew. The Torah is the intellectual property of the Supreme Being. She authorized no one to translate it and therefore it has not been translated. For starters anyone who tried that would have to get the tenses correct. No one knows how. They reflect the cosmos as it is: what goes around, comes around. There are complete and incomplete actions. Past and future do not exist. Stephen W. Hawking: "The laws of science do not distinguish between the past and the future."