Temple

The Temple of Ishtar is a group dedicated to education, raising awareness and supporting the healing our society of over 5,000 years of negative sex and body messages.

The Temple is a vision promoting the use of partnership power versus domination in our lives. To create amnesty in the "war of the sexes". The vision is to replace the present culture of scarcity with a culture of abundance and to replace the use of pain as a motivator with pleasure. It is a feminist vision in which women as well as men are empowered to fully express their divinity.

We are currently focusing on hosting events and activities in the San Francisco Bay Area, no longer at Burning Man.

There are other theme camps at Burning Man that are similar in focus to the Temple of Ishtar.



This image is the "Goddess Frequency Band" playing on the Temple stage at Burning Man, with priestess dancers.

OUR PURPOSE FOR THE TEMPLE:
To raise awareness, educate, entertain, heal and enhance the experience of Sacred Love, Relationship, Sensuality & Sexuality in the world through:

  • Education (On-line information, resources, links, in-person trainings, conferences, seminars and presentations.)
  • Fostering Community (by creating, supporting & networking with Sacred Sexual Spiritual Groups and Temples on-line as well as shared events and activities.)
  • Spirituality (We mean the reconnection of Spirituality & Sexuality through rituals, and the sharing of spiritual practices such as Hindhu, Buddhist and Neo-American Tantra, Ancient European and/or Middle Eastern Sacred Sexuality.)

An excellent book that explains the issues we are addressing is: Sacred Pleasure by Raine Eisler.

  • You may join our yahoogroups e-mail list by entering your email and clicking the purple button:
    Subscribe to ishtartemple yahoo group
    To prevent SPAM, you must be approved by the moderator, not to worry, you'll be approved.

    or visit here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ishtartemple




 


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http://www.ishtartemple.org website by Glenn Meader, temple founder.

 

Updated 10/18/2004