The Goddess is an eternal archetype in the human psyche. She is always with us, even though neglected, repressed, or outwardly denied. The Goddess has shown herself from the earliest times of civilization, and appears in many guises in contemporary culture.

This book explores the inner structure of the Triple Goddess and shows how, by relating to this archetype, one can overcome and redeem the inner tendency toward dualism. Adam McLean provides original insights into the nature of the Triple Goddess and outlines a number of ways to work with her mythology and symbolism. A unique overview of the various Goddesses of antiquity this volume stands as a valuable resource for anyone interested in the nature of the Feminine.

CONTENTS:
Introduction
The Triple Goddess in Greek Creation Myths
The Daughters of Night
The Erinyes or Furies
The Moirae or Fates
The Hesperides

The Daughters of the Sea Deities: The Phorcydes
The Gorgons
The Graeae
The Sirens
The Harpies

The Daughters of the Sky-God
The Horae
The Charities or Graces
The Muses

Demeter and Persephone
Hecate
Hera
The Judgement of Paris
Additional Examples of the Triple Goddess Found in Various Traditions
Suggestions and Hints for Further Research
Conclusion

Adam McLean (1948-Present), is a Scottish native and a well known authority on alchemical texts and symbolism. He is the editor and publisher of over 40 books on alchemical and Hermetic ideas. Based in the UK, he has been writing and researching alchemical and hermetic literature for many years.

Between 1978 and 1992, he edited the Hermetic Journal and began publishing the Magnum Opus Hermetic Sourceworks, including The Alchemical Mandala, The Magical Calendar, and Rosicrucian Emblems. He lives in England.