ode-to-minoa | Ritual Goddess

The Wild Snake Goddess of Minoan Crete

by Theresa | Mar 22, 2025 | Goddess, More on My Books, Recent Posts

The worldview displayed in the remains and artwork of the Minoan civilization (6000-1340 BCE) depicts one of moon mind and transpermeable consciousness. Similar to La Señora de Cao from the Mochi people of Peru, there is a clear reverence for life in all its forms and...

Ode to Minoa and Welcoming Lilith are now available in Audiobook Format

by Theresa | May 5, 2024 | Goddess, More on My Books, Recent Posts

Many people prefer to listen to books these days and it has taken a while but I have finally been able to make that happen for my books. The first two that are available are the novel Ode to Minoa and the non-fiction book, Welcoming Lilith: Awakening and Welcoming...

New 2nd edition paperback of my first novel, Ode to Minoa: Journey of a Snake Priestess

by Theresa | Oct 13, 2021 | Recent Posts

I have recently had the opportunity to revisit and publish a second edition paperback of my first novel, Ode to Minoa: Journey of a Snake Priestess I began this book in 1995 when my daughter was two and I was able to focus on writing full time again. I had...

What is Minoan Crete?

by Theresa | Jun 11, 2013 | Goddess

Crete in the Bronze Age was an island surrounded by a world of change. In fact, the Minoan society was one of the last holdouts for the worship of an all encompassing universal life source envisioned in the form of the Goddess; one that had previously thrived...

Priestess Diviners of Minoan Crete

by Theresa | May 21, 2013 | About Divination

In the archaeological remains of the Minoan Era of Crete, statues of priestesses in ritual attire holding a snake in either hand are found. The expression in their eyes and their enlarged ears lets us know these women are in a state of trance. In some of the temple...