Inna was the most ancient god of Sumeria, the land now called Iraq. She was respected as the goddess of fertility, rhythm and seasons.

They represent many opposites, light and darkness, life and death, body and soul, negativity and action. Without a dark winter break, there will be no growth in the summer.

Without peaceful thought there can be no fair and wise decisions. A handful of cane is its symbol, because the reeds that grow at the edges of the dark water depths represent the transition from one stage to another.

She was an important figure in life that gave a sense of balance and balance. Her story was cuneiform on clay slabs around 2500BC, one of the first recorded stories.

Has been translated only relatively recently. The journey to the underworld requires courage and perseverance.

Gradually her identity is being dismantled as she slides into ever-increasing darkness. She is subject to losing everything she has dear.

However, nothing is wasted, it is remodeled. In the dark of an anarchic matrix where everything possible is deflated in a state of complete lack of knowledge.

This is the stage where transformation can occur. Just as the larva dissolves in the cocoon and becomes completely butterfly shaped, so the old indna of the underworld returns with new consciousness..

I want that book.