Exploring the Goddess, Serpents, and Early Christianity

A Livestream Class with Zehara Nachash

Sunday, February 9 at 8:15 pm in The Spellbound Solarium

Join Zehara for a captivating workshop that delves into the profound symbolism of the Divine Goddess and her association with snakes, as well as their significance in early Christian traditions. Throughout history, serpents have been revered as symbols of wisdom, transformation, and spiritual awakening, often intertwined with the stories of powerful female deities.

In this workshop, we will unravel the mystique surrounding the Divine Feminine and her connection to serpents, exploring their role as symbols of intuition, healing, and the cycles of life and death. We will delve into ancient myths and legends that celebrate goddesses such as Isis, Lilith, and Athena, whose wisdom and power were often depicted alongside serpentine imagery.

Furthermore, we will explore the intriguing parallels between the ancient symbolism of serpents and their portrayal in early Christian narratives, particularly in the story of Eve and the Serpent in the Garden of Eden. Through a deeper understanding of these narratives, we will uncover the profound wisdom and knowledge that lies at the heart of these ancient teachings.

Central to our exploration will be a ritual dedicated to Eve and the Serpent as bringers of knowledge and enlightenment. Through guided meditation, ceremonial practices, and invocation, we will honor the wisdom of the Divine Goddess and her sacred connection to serpents, inviting their transformative energy into our lives.

This workshop welcomes participants of all backgrounds and spiritual traditions who seek to reconnect with the Divine Feminine and explore the profound symbolism of serpents in ancient and modern spiritual practices. Together, we will embark on a journey