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El Libro Sagrado De La Sacerdotisa EL LIBRO DE LA SACERDOTISA 0 Luna Aurea. Sacerdotisa de Inana © 2012, Luna Áurea, Sacerdotisa de Inanna 1ª edición: Enero 2012 Queda rigurosamente prohibida sin la autorización escrita de los titulares del Copyright, bajo las sanciones establecidas en las leyes, la reproducción total o parcial de esta obra, por cualquier medio o procedimiento, comprendidos la reproducción y el tratamiento informático, y la distribución de ejemplares de ella medinte alquiler o préstamos públicos. Editor : Soliman Orta. NUEVA TARTESSOS. http://www.tartessos.info Maquetación: Soliman Orta Pedidos: http://www.e-andalus.com EL LIBRO DE LA SACERDOTISA 1 Luna Aurea. Sacerdotisa de Inana "A un ángel de la guarda". Prefacio: ME ALEGRA QUE EL UNIVERSO SEA INFINITO, QUE EL TIEMPO SEA INFINITO Y QUE LA SABIDURÍA DIVINA SEA INFINITA ... ESO SIGNIFICA QUE NUESTRA FELICIDAD PUEDE SER TAMBIÉN INFINITA ... Agradecimientos: Gracias a La Gran Madre Divina, la Diosa que se manifiesta en mí. A nuestro Maestro Rabunni Jesús CRISTOS SOLAR su ternura infinita. EL LIBRO DE LA SACERDOTISA 2 Luna Aurea. Sacerdotisa de Inana EL LIBRO DE LA SACERDOTISA 3 Luna Aurea. Sacerdotisa de Inana ÍNDICE PÁGINA DEDICACIÓN 2 PREFACIO 2 AGRADECIMIENTOS 2 PRÓLOGO 10 PRESENTACIÓN DE ESTE LIBRO 12 CAPÍTULO I ENSEÑANZAS DE LAS SACERDOTISAS 15 TEOLOGÍA SIMPLIFICADA DEL CULTO A LA DIOSA 16 CARACTERÍSTICAS DE LA MUJER SABIA Y EL HOMBRE SABIO 17 CARACTERÍSTICAS DE LAS MUJERES PAGANAS 17 MARIA MAGDALENA, SACERDOTISA DE LA DIOSA 18 EL TEMPLO DE LA DIOSA 18 TEOGAMIA SAGRADA 21 EL ALTAR DEL TEMPLO DE LA DIOSA 22 PREPARACIÓN DEL ALTAR DE LA SACERDOTISA, ELEMENTOS NECESARIOS 22 EL ATUENDO Y LAS PRENDAS DE LA SACERDOTISA 23 EL ÁGAPE COMUNITARIO 24 LAS DANZAS SAGRADAS 24 LAS PROCESIONES 25 CAPÍTULO II RITOS QUE REALIZA LA SACERDOTISA 29 INICIO COMÚN DE CADA RITO Y CEREMONIA 30 CIERRE COMÚN DE CADA RITO Y CEREMONIA 31 I. RITO DIARIO DEL DESPERTAR POR LA MAÑANA 32 II. RITO DIARIO DE LA NOCHE 34 III. RITO DE LA MADRE TIERRA 38 IV. RITUAL DEL FUEGO 40 V. RITUAL DE PROSPERIDAD 43 VI. RITUAL DEL CÍRCULO DE MUJERES 46 VII. RITUAL ANTE EL NACIMIENTO DE UN HIJO 51 VIII. RITUAL PARA CELEBRAR UNA FESTIVIDAD ESPECIAL A LA DIOSA 53 IX. CONSAGRACION DE UNA CASA O LUGAR 54 CAPÍTULO III CEREMONIAS QUE REALIZA LA SACERDOTISA 57 I. BAUTISMO, RITO DE BAUTISMO ANTE LA DIOSA, RITUAL DE AGUA 58 II. DEDICACIÓN DE UNA NIÑA A LA DIOSA 64 III. INICIACIÓN 70 IV. CONSAGRACIÓN DE LA SACERDOTISA 74 V. RITO DE RECONOCIMIENTO DE ALMAS GEMELAS 79 VI. MATRIMONIO 84 VII. CONFESIÓN DE AFLICCIÓN Y PERDÓN 91 VIII. UNCIÓN DE ENFERMOS 94 IX. DESPEDIDA DE ALMAS 98 EL LIBRO DE LA SACERDOTISA 4 Luna Aurea. Sacerdotisa de Inana CAPÍTULO IV ORACIONES DE LA SACERDOTISA 105 ORACIONES A LA DIOSA ORACIÓN DE LA PRESENCIA PARA TODO RITUAL 105 MADRE NUESTRA 106 MADRE MIA Y NUESTRA 106 FUSIÓN CON LA DIOSA 107 DIOSA CREADORA 107 MADRE ETERNA 107 MADRE, MADRE, MADRE 108 ORACION A LA DIOSA 109 ORACIÓN A LA DIOSA GEA, MADRE DE TODOS LOS DIOSES 110 LA LLAVE DE ORO 110 LA DIOSA ES… 111 CONJURO DE LAS TABLLLAS DE ASHUR-BANIPAL 112 ORACIÓN GNÓSTICA A ISIS 114 ORACIÓN DE ENDEHUANNA A INANNA 115 NOMBRES DE LA GRAN DIOSA 116 NOMBRES DE LOS CELTAS A LA DIOSA 117 ATHAIR AR NEAMH 117 SOMOS UNA: UNIDAD 118 ROSARIO BÊRIT: ALIANZA, ROSARIO A LA DIOSA 119 LETANÍA DE LA MADRE 121 LETANÍA DE LA DIOSA 122 PLEGARIA A LA DIOSA MADRE 123 CARTA A LA DIOSA 124 LA MADRE SEGÚN ME FUE REVELADA 124 OTOITZA 125 LA SEÑORA DE LA ORACIÓN 126 CADA DIA ES UNA FIESTA 126 ORACIONES A LA MADRE TIERRA PACHAMAMA 127 ORACION A PACHAMAMA 128 ORACIÓN DE LAS MUJERES GUARDIANAS DE LA MADRE TIERRA 129 ORACIÓN A LA NATURALEZA 130 ORACIÓN A LA DIVINA MADRE DE LA TIERRA 130 POR LA TIERRA 131 ORACIÓN INDIA PARA SANAR LA NUEVA TIERRA 131 WENUMAPU 132 CORPUS HERMETICUM 133 ORACIONES A LOS 4 PUNTOS CARDINALES OMETEOTL: SALUDO A LOS RUMBOS DEL UNIVERSO 134 ANTIGUA ORACIÓN MAYA 135 ORACIONES A KUAN YIN LA GRAN NVOCACIÓN DE KUANYIN 136 LAS 108 GLORIAS A KUAN YIN 137 LA BENDICIÓN DE LA AMADA KUAN YIN, DIOSA DE LA MISERICORDIA 139 LA GRAN INVOCACIÓN DE KWAN-YIN PUÇA 140 ROSARIO A LA DIOSA KUAN YIN 140 CREDOS: EL CREDO DE LA TIERRA 141 CREDO DE LA MUJER 142 EL NUEVO CREDO 143 EL LIBRO DE LA SACERDOTISA 5 Luna Aurea. Sacerdotisa de Inana CREDO COSMOGÓNICO 143 ORACIONES AL DIOS SOL ORACION AL SOL 145 ORACION AL LOGOS SOLAR 146 SALUDO AL SOL 146 AL DIOS SOL, EGIPTO 147 ORACIONES AL GRAN ESPÍRITU: ANTIGUA ORACIÓN SIOUX 148 ORACIÓN DE ALONDRA AMARILLA 148 ORACIÓN TRADICIONAL A LA MADRE TIERRA DE LOS ABORÍGENES NORTEAMERICANOS 149 PLEGARIAS A LAKSHMI, LA DIOSA DE LA FORTUNA: LAKSHMI STUTI 150 SUKTAM LANKA 153 MANTRAS: ADI SHAKTI MANTRA 157 MANTRA PARA “MAHA SARASWATI” LA DIOSA DE LA SABIDURIA 157 URU SHANTI 157 OM NAMO BHAGAVATE VASUDEVAYA 157 MANTRA A LA MADRE DURGA 158 MUL MANTRA 159 BENDICIONES: BENDICION APACHE 161 BENDICIÓN EN SITUACIONES DIFÍCILES 161 AUTOBENDICIÓN 161 BENDICIÓN ANTIGUA IRLANDESA 162 BENDICIÓN CELESTIAL 163 BENDICIÓN DE LA MESA 163 ORACIÓN PARA LA SAL 163 ORACIÓN PARA LAS VELAS 164 ORACIÓN PARA EL AGUA RITUALIZADA 164 JESÚS Y MARIA MAGDALENA: NOMBRES DE JESÚS, EL CRISTO 165 JESÚS 165 JESÚS MI REDENTOR 166 AL KRISTO SOLAR VIVIENTE 166 MARIA DE MAGDALA 167 MADRE MYRIAM 167 ORACIONES PARA INCLUIR EN LAS CEREMONIAS ORACIÓN A TEMAUKEN 169 SÚPLICA MAPUCHE 169 LOS SERES DE LA GALAXIA 170 AVE MYRIAM 170 SI ERES EL FUNDAMENTO 171 HIJA/O DE LA LUZ 171 ORACIÓN GNOSTICA DE CURACIÓN 172 HIMNO GNÓSTICO 172 PALABRAS DE ISIS 173 ME UNO ESTE DÍA 173 ANUDANDO 174 ORACION DE LA MUJER SAGRADA 175 ORACIÓN HINDUISTA 176 MANTRA POR LA PAZ 176 EL LIBRO DE LA SACERDOTISA 6 Luna Aurea. Sacerdotisa de Inana TAOÍSMO 176 HIMNO DE GREGORIO EL TEÓLOGO 177 AHURA MAZDA, DIOS ZOROÁSTRICO 177 ANIMALES DE PODER 177 YO COCREO 178 DECRETO DE CONEXIÓN CON MI NATURALEZA 179 ME MUEVO… 180 ME LLAMA 180 LA QUE SABE 181 CASSIEL 181 ANGEL DE AIRE Y FUEGO 181 CARTAS AL UNIVERSO 183 ORACIÓN DE COCREACIÓN Y SANACIÓN 183 SANACIÓN MULTIDIMENSIONAL 185 ORACIONES AL RITMO DE LA LUNA 186 BIENAVENTURANZAS INDÍGENAS 187 ORACIÓN PARA EL FIN DE AÑO, SOLSTICIO DE INVIERNO 187 RUNA ANTES DE LA PLEGARIA, CELTYAS 189 DIOS CONMIGO, ACOSTADO 190 SENCILLO EJERCICIO DE ESPIRITUALIDAD 190 ME ATO ESTE DÍA 191 ORACIÓN GNÓSTICA A ISIS 192 CADA DÍA ES UNA FIESTA 193 ORACIONES A LOS ANCESTROS ORACIÓN A LOS ANCESTROS 194 RESPETO A MIS ANCESTROS 195 ORACIONES DE GITANJALI GHEI CONFÍO EN TI 197 LA HUELLA DE DIOS 198 MUERTE QUERIDA 198 CAPÍTULO V CALENDARIO DE LAS FESTIVIDADES SAGRADAS 199 CAPÍTULO VI TEXTOS DE LAS SACERDOTISAS 211 LOS CÁTAROS 211 FORMAS DE TENER EL AURA LIMPIA Y CON ENERGÍA POSITIVA 212 EL DISCO SOLAR 214 MUJERES: EL DESPERTAR CUANTICO 215 CASSIOPEA 218 EL ESTADO DE SAMADHI 220 LEYES UNIVERSALES CÓSMICAS 221 LOS SACERDOTES & SACERDOTISAS 221 MI ÚTERO 222 BAGHAVAD GITA 222 LOS MITOS GRIEGOS 223 DESPUÉS DE LA MUERTE 224 DESPUÉS DE LA MUERTE 224 EL AMOR 225 MEMORIAS DE HEGESIPO CITADO POR EUSEBIO /Hechos de los Nazoreanos de Julio Africano 226 PIMANDER 227 EL LIBRO DE LA SACERDOTISA 7 Luna Aurea. Sacerdotisa de Inana VERSOS ÁUREOS DE PITÁGORAS 227 POEMA DEL SER 230 EXPERIENCIA DE LA DIOSA 234 AZIZA BAILA 235 THE INNER LIGHT 237 APOCALIPSIS, Capítulo 12 238 MANDUKYA UPANISHAD 239 LA RELIGIÓN DEL AMOR 241 CROSSING TO AVALON 241 MADRE PAZ 241 EL MANDATO DE LA GRAN MADRE 242 TEXTO ATRIBUIDO A DOREEN VALIENTE 242 EL ORÁCULO DE LA MUJER SAGRADA 243 LA TABLA DE ESMERALDA DE HERMES TRIMEGISTO 243 DE LA TABLA ESMERALDA 244 FUEGO SAGRADO DE HUÁSCAR 247 EDGAR 247 YASNAS 248 ORACIONES A AHURA MAZDA DIOS DE LOS ZOROASTRIANOS 250 De: EL ASNO DE ORO de APULEYO 251 LA ESCUELA DE SACERDOTISAS 252 LA ESCUELA PITAGÓRICA 252 AMOR Y MISIÓN, EN ÍNTIMA COMUNIÓN 253 EL VIENTRE FEMENINO 253 EL CUERPO DE MUJER 254 LA SACERDOTISA CURANDERA 255 SEXUALIDAD SAGRADA 255 LA SANGRE SAGRADA 256 CAPÍTULO VII OBJETOS SAGRADOS Y LAS VELAS PARA EL TEMPLO COLORES DE LAS VELAS 258 CÓMO ORAR 258 RECOMENDACIONES 259 OBJETOS SAGRADOS 260 EL INCIENSO 263 ACEITES ESENCIALES: AROMATERAPIA 264 CLASES DE ACEITES Y ESENCIAS 265 PÓCIMAS PARA LOS RITUALES 266 CAPÍTULO VIII CERTIFICADOS 268 DE MATRIMONIO 269 DE BAUTISMO 270 DE INICIACIÓN 271 LIBROS DE ESTUDIO RECOMENDADOS 272 FUENTES 274 AHORA ESCRIBE AQUÍ TUS ORACIONES, HÁBLALE A LA DIOSA… 275 NOMBRES DE DIOSA : Tiene mil nombres 276 NOMBRES DEL DIOS 277 MEDITACIÓN PALACIO DE CRISTAL : INTEGRANDO A LA DIOSA Y LA BARCA DE LOTO DE KUAN YIN 278 EL LIBRO DE LA SACERDOTISA 8 Luna Aurea. Sacerdotisa de Inana APÉNDICE 279 AAWAHANAM: INVOCACIÓN CHAMÁNICA ORACIÓN ECUMÉNICA 279 EL HIMNO DE LA ILUMINACIÓN 291 LOS 700 NOMBRES DE LA DIOSA 299 IMÁGENES PARA LOS RITUALES 319 EL LIBRO DE LA SACERDOTISA 9 Luna Aurea. Sacerdotisa de Inana PRÓLOGO Con el sonido y ritmo del Nuevo Paradigma, la forma que conocemos nuestra realidad y entorno ha cambiado. Está cambiando en la forma que Nosotros estamos cambiando interiormente, en nuestra forma de percibir, pensar, asumir, etc. Nuestra visión se está agrandando, una nueva forma de vivir y sentir, de emocionarnos y comunicarnos se ha hecho Presente. Luna Aurea llegó a mi cuando descubrí a mi Diosa Interna. Yo como Ombere (Hombre) también irradio, proclamo y hago refulgir a mi Diosa Interior. Aquella parte de mí que oculté e hice bajar a las “mazmorras” de mi emoción y sentir, cuando abandoné el estado prístino y primordial con el que llegué a este plano del planeta de Gea.
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