Inanna: Rituals of the Queen of Heaven

InannaRituals of the Queen of HeavenInanna: Rituals of the Queen of Heaven presents the Sumerian goddess Inanna as a complex figure of sovereignty, desire, discipline, descent and return. Moving from Uruk, Eanna and the rise of civilization to Ishtar, Venus, Enheduanna, the Me, Dumuzi, Ereshkigal and the Seven Gates, the book examines how ancient mythology can serve as a language for inner order, boundary, transformation and material responsibility.The work combines historical-mythological exposition, psychological reflection and ritual practice. Its later chapters guide the reader through the Altar of Inanna, the Rite of the Star, the Rite of Powers, the Rite of the Seven Gates and the Great Ritual of Ascension, offering a structured path for readers interested in goddess spirituality, Mesopotamian traditions, ritual symbolism and disciplined personal sovereignty.