Thursday 8 March 2012
Additional: It is believed that the treasure of the goddess Isais is deposited
in a chest at the bottom of a pond called the Isaisweiher, consisting
of a mirror and her dagger. These items are illustrated on the Causa-
Nostra.com website but are certainly neither correct nor original.
For a description of Isais goto www.thuletempl.org and translate
via google from German. We have printed a translation in the book
'Keepers of the Black Stone' , (Austin, BRP, 2011).
The illustrations of the apparition of the goddess Isais appearing
on the site Causa-Nostra.com are unfortunately incorrect when compared
with the original description. CN does not reply to emails. They
have contacts in various european cities including Venice, Dusseldorf,
Munich, and other locations that can be or are identified on their
website. Registration attempts at their forum have failed.
Isais wore a dagger in her belt with a handle consisting of a blue
feather which changed into a dagger hilt when pulled out. Its use is
not mentioned. The 'Offenbarung Isais' should be re-read for hints
as to the origin and use of her mirror for I do not know about this.
A mirror is often a symbol for reviewing the past.
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Glad to see a fellow-traveller on this path.
ReplyDeleteI will read your book and report back. I began this study in 2007, have found many close parallels with Isais and Innana, Aschera, & Ishtar. Isais is said, of course, to bear Wotan's spear-tip (invincibility) and Ishtar's mirror (omnipotence) in Her descent to Hell to retrieve the Graal, male energy, to rebalance the masculine-feminine energies with the Ilue, the female. Not unlike Innana's Descent to the Underworld & Her ascent therefrom. I am not familiar with the feather-hilt information.
More later hopefully-
Stardriver1