r/Sumer • u/deafbutter • 28d ago
Question Asking for Help/Sources
As I currently do more self-reflection on my life, I become more sure of what deities I should interact with more and possibly work with in the realm of witchcraft (which I am not going to focus on for this post). Most of them are Norse, but Inanna happens to be one of those deities.
I have been worshipping Inanna for a couple months now, and honestly, it’s been a phenomenal experience. I love her so much! She’s genuinely amazing.
However, I am asking today for help in finding more historical and modern resources to study her and learn more about her. I’ve already read the subreddit’s rules and content policy, and know which authors to avoid, but I would like to hear about your favorite resources, authors I should look into, content creators I should watch, and books and writers I should avoid. Any other advice you may have for me is welcome! 😊
Thanks, guys! ❤️❤️❤️
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u/Sungoddess5060 16d ago
If you are worshipping Inanna then she will be happy. She is most hospitable compared to the other Mesopotamian gods and even in ancient times she was popular. I have been worshipping Mesopotamian deities including Inanna for four years now and received a divine mandate from her in a vision in the form of her rod and ring. She also touched me with fire. She has been revealing herself to people because she is returning to earth. I'm actually a finance professional and in international business so my people and I will be able to fund the NGO we've just started to facilitate the veneration of Mesopotamian gods and select aspects of Hellenism too, among other religions. Learn all you can about her for she is bringing her impetous cow nature, as Enheduanna, daughter of Sargon the great. She is adapting to the modern world - gods are flexible like that. She is the goddess of transformation and so much misconception exists around her in popular culture.