The eternal feminine principle: secrets of the sacred nature

Joseph Campbell's mythological writings gained widespread popular acceptance from all over the world in a way never before seen with any researcher in his field. Although he did not dedicate a book to discussing the female goddesses in ancient world traditions, Campbell gave more than twenty lectures and workshops on goddesses and the feminine principle between 1972 and 1986, exploring the forms, functions, symbols, and themes of the feminine sacred, tracing it through its transformations across time and space. Dr. Sarvon Rozi, a professor of mythology and editor of this book, and the archivist of Joseph Campbell's works, based the chapters of this book on Campbell's lectures and workshops about the feminine principle, which demonstrate his own understanding of the uniqueness of the feminine form in mythology, and what this means for women.