Barbara G. Walker Reihenfolge der Bücher

The definitive guide to an eclectic world of interiors and architecture inspired by Indian, Chinese and French traditions

This gorgeous new edition of the award-winning cookbook features full-color photographs, classic illustrations, and more than 100 of the recipes that Wilder chronicled in her classic Little House books. Full color.

Barbara Walker Tarot reflects a unique feminist perspective of tarot with religious and pagan symbols from around the world. The Court Cards depict mythological gods and goddesses. The dominant colors of the deck and the card back design are red, black and white because they are "recognized everywhere as the colors of the original feminine Trinity (Triangle) representing her three phases of Virgin, Mother and Crone." Includes 78 pocket-sized cards with keywords in English, and a 48-page booklet.

Exploring the intersection of religion and gender, the essays delve into the perversion of spiritual practices into patriarchal violence, particularly against women. Walker critiques the notion that religion inherently promotes goodness, presenting evidence of its moral failures and arguing that it often roots sexism. Despite these harsh realities, she concludes on a hopeful note, envisioning a revival of the original, life-affirming traditions of religion that celebrate the universe's mysteries. The collection challenges readers to reconsider the role of faith in contemporary society.

The book presents a poetic reinterpretation of the Genesis myth, depicting the Womb as a primordial source of potential and life. It critiques patriarchal religion while proposing a new spiritual framework centered on "thealogy," which emphasizes the knowledge of the goddess and acknowledges women's essential societal roles. Walker advocates for a return to the worship of a mother goddess, celebrating Earth's fertility and women's power. This work aims to redefine modern spirituality, aligning it with women's rights and rejecting the male-dominated religious narratives.

Die Anmerkung beschreibt die einstige Macht der Göttintriade Jungfrau-Mutter-Greisin und deren Symbolik, die den Menschen half, Konzepte wie Tod und Transformation zu integrieren. Barbara G. Walker fordert, die verdrängte Gestalt der Weisen Alten ins Bewusstsein zurückzuholen, um deren unbewusste Wirkung zu erkennen.

Ein Quellenbuch, das zeigt, dass Spiritualität durch die Sinne erlebbar ist und Frauen ermutigt, eigene Rituale zu schaffen, um ihre religiöse Verbundenheit individuell auszudrücken.

Prominent feminist author Barbara Walker has revamped, retold, and infused with life some of your favorite classic fairy tales. No longer are women submissive, helpless creatures in need of redemption through the princely male! Instead they are vibrantly alive, strong women who take fate into their own hands.