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The Mysteries of Isis: Her Worship and Magick (Llewellyn's World Religion & Magic Series)

The Mysteries of Isis: Her Worship and Magick (Llewellyn's World Religion & Magic Series)

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Rating: 0 stars
Summary: Rites, history, magic -even recipes- all devoted to Isis.
Review: This book grew out of many years of historical study and religious practice in the faith of Isis. It is a joyous account of the daily rites and exploration of the many aspects of this fascinating and powerful goddess. Abundantly illustrated with drawings and photographs.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1: Awakening Isis
Chapter 2: Purifications for the Rites of Isis
Chapter 3: Isis the Universal Goddess
Chapter 4: Visiting the Holy House of Isis
Chapter 5: Garbing for the Goddess
Chapter 6: Exalting Isis
Chapter 7: The Noontime Rite
Chapter 8: Isis as a Goddess of War
Chapter 9: Isis as Sea Goddess
Chapter 10: Festivals of Isis
Chapter 11: Isis the Great Physician
Chapter 12: Isis and Other Deities
Chapter 13: The Evening Rite
Chapter 14: In the Kitchens and Gardens of Isis
Chapter 15: Isis the Dancing Goddess
Chapter 16: Isis as Love Goddess
Chapter 17: Isis as Divine Midwife and Mother
Chapter 18: Isis and Alchemy
Chapter 19: Rite of Night
Chapter 20: Isis in the Stars
Chapter 21: Isis and the Worship of the Hands
Chapter 22: The Oracles of Isis
Chapter 23: Isis and Dreaming
Chapter 24: Mysteries of Isis
Appendix: A: Plutarch's Account of the Story of Isis and Osiris
Appendix B: Plutarch's Account on the Origin of Sarapis
Appendix C: Apuleius' Account of the Ploiaphesia
Appendix D: Resources
Annotated Bibliography
Index


Rating: 5 stars
Summary: An EXCELENT book!!!
Review: This book is not only a good resource for devotees of Isis, but also a good resource for people just descovering the Goddess and wanting to explore Her many aspects. A SUPERB book on Isis...I havn't seen a finer book on the Goddess.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Isis the universal Goddess
Review: This is a life changing book of inspiration for seekers of a spiritual path to the Goddess of 10,000 Names. It has obviously been diligently and researched and is historically accurate, though the author's opinions on the great Cleopatra, Pharaoh and High Priestess of Isis, may prove controversial to those who would excoriate the memory the ruler who helped to 'export' the Isian Faith to the rest of the classical world. As well as being a useful handbook for initiates, The Mysteries of Isis also serves as a devotional Book of Hours. I find myself returning to it again and again in times of solitude and meditation. It now travels with me on all my physical and spiritual journeys.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Nice Mix
Review: This is one of my favorate books about the worship of Isis. The Aurthor is very close to her subject. She mixes history, current thougths, and her own ideas very well. The book is set up as hours of the day, and include sections on divination, meditations, healing, etc. It also makes a great reference book.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Nice Mix
Review: This is one of my favorate books about the worship of Isis. The Aurthor is very close to her subject. She mixes history, current thougths, and her own ideas very well. The book is set up as hours of the day, and include sections on divination, meditations, healing, etc. It also makes a great reference book.


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