Inanna: Goddess Of Heavon And Earth

As people gain power they sometimes change their people as they like the best sense of domination they receive. Inatar is also called Ishtaru, and whenever I looked for what he had, he came to a powerful warrior twice in two different stories, "her brother" Gilgamesh. But when she asked for a strong Gilgamesh help, the goddess of heaven and earth was drawn as two different persons. The first encounter with Gilgamesh showed that Inanna was a girl who was unable to overcome his inner fears and was seeking help from this powerful ruler.

This is a (very) simplified version of the myth: the goddess Irina has decided to visit her sister, the goddess of the underworld Ereshkigal. To find her sister, Inna must pass through the seven doors. Until she barely reaches Ereshkigal - without the sign of her identity - she must remove one of her sacred royal family at each door. Here Iona is dead, naked and fragile. But that is no problem. Among the trustworthy servants, one of them will revive Inanas in order to attract the better qualities of the other gods. When Inna was returning from underworld, it seemed as if she got her new face.

In Sumerian culture, Inanah is the goddess who dominates "Queen of Heaven", "Sky, Earth, Underground World". They heard the call of the holy tale. The sky goddess heard the voice of the earth. History has completed the spirit of the goddess and a jigsaw puzzle consisting of warriors. Inanna's journey is ready for her reality. Both sides are in contact. For her, light and darkness is one of the power of life and death. The divinity of Inanna and The Oddessy is similar in many ways. God's love that appears in two articles represents the power that man has through their faith. Truth, beauty and kindness are important for both cultures. Harmony is the key to peace and happiness. The decline of Inanna is her own vulgarity. "In many traditional societies, early tribal rituals are often characterized by a symbolic decline of Mother Earth and a labyrinth of rise.

The goddess worshiped by Sumerians is the goddess of creation. Her name is Iona. "To start the life cycle every year on Earth, the collapse of Inanna is necessary" (Wolkstein 167). "Awakening of new life" (Philip 48). The great goddess Iona follows all these philosophies. The mystery of human life related to the mystery of natural life lives with the goddess of creation. Is she bringing fertility to all?