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Chthonia Episode 2

Innana, Ishtar and Ereshkigal

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  • Brigid Burke
 |  2 Jun 2019
Feature Image: Crow by J.R. Malpere
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We look at Babylonian, Akkadian and Sumerian goddesses of love, war, and the underworld, with a particular look at the ancient story of the Descent of Inanna.

Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged with: afterlife, ancient religion, Babylon, chthonia, dark, ereshkigal, feminine, inanna, ishtar, mythology, podcasts, Sumeria, underworld

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Chthonia is a podcast exploring the world of the Dark Feminine in myth, religion, folklore, and magic.

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Brigid Burke is the host of the Chthonia podcast, and the proprietor of Chthonia.net. She writes articles, fiction, and poetry dealing with the darker aspects of human behavior and the esoteric world. Her fiction has been published previously in Writin …

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  1. Avatar for patanswer patanswer says:
    29 Jun 2019

    Well-presented and informative handling of a story that has intrigued me for a long while - and the importance of the points you make about both the Mesopotamian context and the nature of myth itself (e.g., complex, non-dualistic ‘archetypal’ characters) cannot be overstated.

    Great job, and say “interestingly” as often as you want! :smile:

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