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them.” Nathaniel Tam wrote in Lyrics for the Bride of God, “They said we don’t know about a female aspect of God. It goes against the grain and it has little to do with the tradition....”
I was under the impression, however, that the patriarchy ceased to exist in the sixties. But like a chicken I slaughtered the other day, it kept on thinking it was alive. Kinda (sic) like Ronald Reagan and his dopplegangers.
My critic on the right, Tom Marshall, votes for an all masculine Trinity.
Pat Bruce, on the left, writes about the “Triple Goddess” — an all feminine version.
1 am so pleased to find myself in the middle ground. But perhaps I ought to explain again: I write that I have been shown, and show, by way of validation, what others have seen of the same vision: Lama Anagarika saw the Daystar as a female Maitreya, the coming Buddah; in Hopi Indian prophecy, she is revealed as a Saquashohuh (Blue Star) Kachina; Stevie Wonder sang about her as Black Orchid; and to Black Elk she appeared as the Day-break Star.
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