Goddesses in Everywoman

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Playboy magazine, 201


Pluto. See Hades
Poseidon, 15, 18, 19, 47, 108, 130, 131, 234, 237, 264, 270; genealogy, 299–300
Postmenopausal period, and goddess shift, 34. See also Later life
“Post menopausal zest,” 30
Power of bear, resisting, 284—286
Power of snake, reclaiming, 283–284
Predisposition to a goddess archetype, 26–27
Pregnancy, 73, 172–173, 176, 178–179, 187, 189–190, 240–241, 246, 268–270,
284–286 (see also Children); and goddess activation, 29–30
Pretty Baby, 201
Previn, Doree, 203
Procreative instinct, Aphrodite archetype as, 240–241
Prophecy, God of. See Apollo
Proserpina. See Persephone
Provider, Demeter woman as, 173
Psyche, 257; and Eros, myth of, 5–6, 7, 198, 237–238, 258–262, 282, 288, 290,
294; genealogy, 300
Psychic, Persephone woman as, 222
Psychological difficulties: Aphrodite woman, 254–258, 302; Artemis woman,
66–71, 302; Athena woman, 99–104, 302; Demeter woman, 188–193, 302;
Hera woman, 158–163, 302; Hestia woman, 126–127, 302; Persephone
woman, 215–219, 302
Psychosis, in Persephone woman, 219
Puberty, and goddess activation, 29. See also Adolescence and early
adulthood; Parents
Pygmalion, 231
Pygmalion, 224, 232, 236
Pygmalion effect, of alchemical goddess, 231–232


Quality of consciousness: alchemical goddess, 226–227; virgin goddesses,
37–38; vulnerable goddesses, 133–135
Queen of Underworld, Persephone as, 197, 198–199, 202–204


Rage: in Artemis woman, 68–69; in Hera woman, 146–147, 161–163;
transforming into work, 165–166
Ramparts, 130
Reagan, Nancy, as Hera woman, 143
Reagan, Ronald, 143
Recycling, for Hera woman, 167


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