The

Primordial

Goddess
The Great Mother, Primordial Goddess

This predynastic terra cotta figurine with bird-like face (3,000 B.C.) is a precursor of the later traditional Egyptian art. (Clay sculpture at left re-created by Dzintars Mezulis, private collection.)
Her image has also appeared as a stone drawing on a cave wall in Algeria from the paleolithic period.
It has been thought that such figures are in a dancing attitude.
Another interpretation is that the activity is religious, whether as prayer, invocation, or magical conjuring.

Read profound mumbo jumbo here by Erich Neumann.


The above whirling figure matches the "rotational dance" of our Mother Earth.


Uranus, click here to see the source

The above photograph of Uranus, which belongs in the public domain, was taken in 1986 by Voyager 2. The greenish-blue color of Uranus' atmosphere is due to methane and high-altitude photochemical smog which absorbs red light. Click on the image for the source of the photo. Uranus is the ancient Greek deity of the Heavens, the earliest supreme god and son and mate of Gaia. Pontos also born from Gaia, was the sea itself and the father of the most ancient of the sea-gods. Okeanus, child of Uranus and Gaia, is the personification of the Sea.

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