The Creative Cosmos Drawing

For many millennia, sensitive people have listened to the Voice of Silence and learned many cosmic secrets. Some were recorded in sacred books, others were transmitted orally in the language of symbols in the form of myths and legends. The symbol of the Great Feminine Principle - the Mother of the World is reflected in the mysterious, ancient cult of Astarte. Asta-Dasha (Sansk. – Asta dasa) is the perfect, supreme wisdom. In Greece, Astarte was known as Aphrodite - the goddess of love, among the Eastern peoples - Ishtar, Isis, in China – Guan-yin, in Christianity - the Mother of God. Astarte was considered "the oldest of heaven and earth." According to the myth, she descended to Earth in the form of a fiery meteorite star, falling on the Asia Minor coast of the Mediterranean Sea. According to the ancient Egyptians, it was in the city of Bible1 that Isis found the body of Osiris. Mythology reflects the level of knowledge of ancient civilizations, for a number of reasons inaccessible to modern science.