AN INTRODUCTION PART 2 FEMME DEITIES & DEMONESS’: VISITING THE MADONNA





AN

INTRODUCTION


PART 2



FEMME


DEITIES & DEMONESS’:



VISITING

THE MADONNA





THE

MOTHER GODDESS




HISTORY 

OF THE MOTHER GODDESS:


The concept of a Mother Goddess—a female deity embodying motherhood, fertility, creation, and often the earth itself—appears across many ancient cultures, reflecting universal human experiences like birth, nurturing, and the cycles of nature.

Prehistoric Origins
Evidence dates back to the **Upper Paleolithic period** (around 30,000–20,000 BCE), with small figurines known as "Venus figurines." These portable statues, found across Europe, feature exaggerated breasts, hips, and bellies, suggesting associations with fertility and abundance.

Archaeologists debate whether these represent deities, fertility symbols, or idealized female forms. In the Neolithic period (around 7000–3000 BCE), similar figurines appear in sites like Çatalhöyük in Anatolia and across Southeast Europe.

Archaeologist Marija Gimbutas proposed these artifacts evidenced a widespread worship of a Great Mother Goddess in "Old Europe," a peaceful, matrifocal society overturned by patriarchal Indo-European invaders.

Mainstream archaeology largely rejects a single universal "Great Goddess" due to lack of direct evidence and risks of modern projection, though female-centered symbolism in fertility and creation is widely acknowledged.




ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS:

Mother Goddess figures emerge distinctly in historical religions:

MMESOPOTAMIA:
Ninmah/Nintur/Belet-ili, known as the "Mother Goddess," created humanity and oversaw childbirth.

EGYPT:
Isis became a prominent mother figure, nursing Horus and protecting children; earlier figures include Nut (sky mother) and Hathor.

GREECE:
Gaia personified Earth as the primordial mother of all; Demeter governed agriculture and mourned her daughter Persephone.

ROME:
Cybele (Magna Mater) symbolized wild nature and fertility, often depicted enthroned with lions.




KEY ATTRIBUTES:

Mother Goddesses typically share these core traits though specifics vary:

Fertility & Creation
Source of life, birth, and human creation (e.g., molding humanity from clay in Mesopotamia).

Nurturing & Protection:
Maternal care, breastfeeding, safeguarding children and families.

Earth & Nature:
Embodiment of the land's bounty, agriculture, seasons, and renewal cycles.

Dual Aspects:
Life-giving yet sometimes destructive
Death & Rebirth
As in Demeter's grief causing winter


Symbols:
Full breasts/hips, animals (snakes, lions, birds), earth elements (caves, mountains), moon phases, or cornucopias.







These figures often tied to divine pairs, with myths involving seasonal disappearance/reappearance or sacred unions ensuring renewal.

The Mother Goddess archetype persists in modern spirituality, psychology feminist thought, symbolizing feminine power and harmony with nature.

While not always a singular deity, the motif highlights ancient reverence for the life-giving feminine.





MOTHER GODDESS

REFERENCE:









LILITH

PROMINENT DEMONESS





Lilith is a prominent demoness in Jewish folklore originating from ancient Mesopotamian myths as a "night monster" or storm demon (līlītu) associated with illness and danger, later evolving into the legendary first wife of Adam who refused subservience and left Eden, becoming a figure of female power, temptation, and harm to women and infants, especially during childbirth, but also a modern feminist icon. 






She's depicted as a seductive, powerful entity, sometimes linked to evil magic, who preys on sleeping men and threatens newborns, leading to protective amulets bearing angel names







ORIGINS & MYTHOLOGY:

Mesopotamia:
Her name comes from Sumerian/Akkadian lili (female night spirit), Vampiric Demoness

Rabbinic Lore:
In the Talmud & later texts like the Alphabet of Ben Sira, she's Adam's first wife, created equal to him from earth, who leaves after refusing to be dominated

Biblical Mention:

The term lilith
Appears in Isaiah 34:14

Translated as
"Night Creature" or "Screech Owl"







CHARACTERISTICS & ASSOCIATIONS:


• Nocturnal Demon:
A spirit of the night, associated with darkness, sickness & sudden infant death

Seduction & Temptation:
A temptress who seduces men and fathers demonic offspring (Lilim) with archangels like Samael

Feminist Symbol:
Her refusal to submit to Adam makes her a powerful symbol of female independence, assertiveness, and rebellion against victimization.





SYMBOLISM & PROTECTION 

Amulets:
Protective charms with angel names (Senoy, Sansenoy, Semangelof) were used to ward off her threat to newborns, as detailed in HowWorks and Britannica. 





LILITH

REFERENCE:



DEMONS 

"LILITH & AAMON"

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/12/demons-lilith-aamon-meadow-jackie-jr.html?m=1









MAB

FAIRY QUEEN




History of Queen Mab

Queen Mab is primarily a figure from English literature and folklore, most famously introduced in William Shakespeare's *Romeo and Juliet* (c. 1597). In Act 1, Scene 4, the character Mercutio delivers a vivid monologue describing her as the "fairies' midwife," a tiny fairy who delivers dreams to sleeping people.





Scholars debate her origins, with no clear evidence of widespread pre-Shakespearean folklore worship or tales featuring a
"Queen Mab"

Many believe Shakespeare largely invented her detailed portrayal, drawing on general English and Celtic fairy traditions. 


Etymological Roots:

A diminutive of "Mabel," from Latin *amabilis* ("lovable").

Welsh *mab* meaning "child" or "baby," tying into her role as midwife.

Links to Medieval Figures
Like Dame Habonde (or Habundia)
A Witch-Associated Fairy Queen.


Speculative connections to the Irish Mythological Queen Medb (Maeve) of Connacht—a Powerful Sexual Warrior Figure Symbolizing Sovereignty—But little direct resemblance exists beyond name similarity.





KEY ATTRIBUTES:

Queen Mab is depicted as a miniature mischievous fairy with dream-related powers. Core traits from Mercutio's speech and later works:

SIZE & APPEARANCE:
No bigger than an agate stone on a ring; travels in a tiny chariot made from natural elements (wagon spokes of spider legs, cover from grasshopper wings, traces of spiderweb), pulled by tiny creatures ("atomies").

ROLE AS FAIRIES MIDWIFE:
Delivers dreams by galloping over sleepers' noses or bodies, "giving birth" to their fantasies and desires.



INFLUENCE ON DREAMS:

Tailors Dreams to the Sleeper

  Lovers Dream of Love
  
Courtiers of Curtsies & Favor
  
Lawyers of Fees

  Ladies of Kisses
But Punishes Sweet-toothed Ones
With Blisters

  Soldiers of battle


MISCHIEVOUS/DUAL NATURE:
Playful but can be spiteful—tangles horses' manes ("elflocks"), causes nightmares, or brings misfortune. Described as both benevolent and hag-like.

SYMBOLS:
Tiny chariot, hazelnut coach, moonlit journeys; associated with frivolity, illusion, and the unreliability of dreams.





In broader interpretations Mab embodies the fleeting, insubstantial nature of human desires—Mercutio uses her to mock Romeo's lovesickness, implying dreams (and infatuations) are "nothing."

Her enduring appeal lies in this blend of whimsy and subtle menace, making her a quintessential fairy figure in Western imagination.










EVE

(ADAM'S SECOND WIFE)





The Story of Eve

Original Sin & the Fall of Man

The narrative of **Eve**, **original sin**, and the **Fall of Man** comes primarily from the Book of Genesis in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), specifically Genesis chapters 2–3.

This foundational story in Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) explains the introduction of sin, suffering, and death into the world, as well as humanity's separation from God.


BIBLICAL ACCOUNT 

CREATION OF EVE:

God creates Adam from the dust of the earth and places him in the Garden of Eden, a paradise with abundant life.

God forms Eve from Adam's rib (or side) to be his companion, declaring, "It is not good for the man to be alone" (Genesis 2:18–23). They live in innocence, naked and unashamed.





THE COMMAND & TEMPTATION:

God permits them to eat from any tree except the **Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil**, warning that eating its fruit will cause death (Genesis 2:16–17).

  The serpent (later identified in Christian tradition as Satan) approaches Eve and questions God's command: "Did God really say you must not eat from any tree?" 





Eve responds accurately, but the serpent deceives her, saying, "You will not certainly die... you will be like God, knowing good and evil" (Genesis 3:1–5).

Tempted by the fruit's appeal—it is good for food, pleasing to the eye, and desirable for gaining wisdom—Eve eats it.


SHARING THE FRUIT & REALIZATION:
Eve gives some to Adam, who also eats. Immediately, their eyes are "opened": they realize they are naked and sew fig leaves for covering (Genesis 3:6–7)






CONFRONTATION & CONSEQUENCES:
God confronts them. Adam blames Eve (and indirectly God for giving her to him); Eve blames the serpent. God pronounces curses:
  - Serpent: Crawl on its belly, enmity with humans.

  Eve: Pain in childbirth, desire for husband, subjection.

  Adam: Toil in labor, cursed ground, eventual death ("dust you are and to dust you will return").

  Humanity: Expelled from Eden to prevent eating from the Tree of Life and living forever in sin (Genesis 3:8–24)












MARY

MADONNA

(MOTHER OF GOD)





Mary the Virgin
(Madonna)
&
The Holy Ghost
Overshadowing


The Virgin Mary
Often called the Madonna
(Italian for "My Lady")
Is Central to Christianity
As the Mother of Jesus Christ


Mary's Virgin Conceptionis
Described in the Gospels of Matthew & Luke
Known as the Annunciation





The Biblical Account
(Luke 1:26–38)

The Angel Gabriel visits Mary a young virgin betrothed to Joseph, announcing:

"You will conceive and bear a son... 

He will be called Son of the Most High."


Mary Questions:
"How can this be, since I am a virgin?"
(Or "I know not man")


Gabriel Replies:
"The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the Most High will overshadow you; therefore the child to be born will be holy—the Son ocooperation





The Meaning of "Overshadow"

The Greek word episkiazō evokes the cloud of God's presence in the Old Testament
It signifies divine protection & creative power not physical union


The conception is miraculous—Jesus is fully God (from the Holy Spirit) and fully human (born of Mary), without a human father.





MARY GAVE CONSENT:

Explicitly & Freely.
After Gabriel's explanation, Mary responds: 

"Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord; let it be to me according to your word"
(Luke 1:38).

This is her Fiat(Latin for "let it be done")
A voluntary "yes" to God's plan.

Christian Theology
(Catholic Orthodox & Many Protestant Views) Emphasizes this as Mary's Obedient Faith & Consent.

Conception occurs after her agreement highlighting her active cooperation

This event underscores Mary's role as the Theotokos (God-bearer) and a model of trust in God.







THE

HOMELESS JESUS 




Jesus experienced periods of Homelessness

Llacking a permanent dwelling

During His Public Ministry

Relying on Charity & Sleeping Outdoors 

Famously Stating:




"Foxes have dens and birds have nests

But the Son of Man

Has no place to lay his head"


(Matthew 8:20)




This Itinerant Lifestyle

Starting from his Birth in a Stable

Connects him to the Poor


To recognize Jesus in the vulnerable & act with compassion

As seen in the Bible Passages

About Helping the Needy


(Matthew 25:31-46).




Jesus's Homelessness

In the Gospels



Itinerant Ministry:

During his ministry

Jesus left Family Security

To travel depending on others for 

Hospitality



Lack of Home:

He told His Potential Followers:

"Foxes have dens... 

But the Son of Man

Has nowhere to lay his Head"

(Matthew 8:20)



Sleeping Outdoors:


Luke records him spending nights

On the Mount of Olives

(Luke 21:37-38)



Born in a Stable:

His birth itself occurred

In Circumstances of Homelessness

Using an Animal Trough as a Crib



THE 

HOMELESS JESUS


REFERENCES:











THE

ANTICHRIST





The Antichrist is a figure in Christian theology, prophesied to appear before the Second Coming of Christ, who opposes Christ by either actively working against Him or by falsely impersonating Him as a deceptive world leader promising peace but bringing persecution and false worship.

While the term "antichrist" appears in the Letters of John, the concept draws from the Book of Daniel, often identified with the Beast from Revelation and associated with a coming "man of lawlessness"




KEY CHARACTERISTICS & ROLES

Opposer & Impersonator
The Greek "anti" means both "against" and "in place of," so the Antichrist both opposes Christ and pretends to be Him. 

Political & Religious Power
He will be a powerful dictator who merges political might with religious deception, demanding worship and setting up a false religious system.

Deceiver
He uses counterfeit signs, miracles, and promises of peace to gain followers, demanding worship and a mark for economic control.

Persecutor
He will persecute followers of Christ and attempt to change divine laws, culminating in a final war (Armageddon)





Biblical References & Interpretations

1 & 2 John
Mentions "antichrists" (plural) as those who deny Jesus came in the flesh, representing a spirit of opposition active in the world. 

Book of Daniel
Describes a boastful king who will speak against God and try to change times and laws, interpreted as a precursor to the Antichrist. 

Book of Revelation
Describes "the Beast from the Sea" (the Antichrist) and "the Beast from the Earth" (the False Prophet) as key figures in end-times deception






INTERPRETATIONS:

Literal Figure
Many believe the Antichrist will be a single, powerful individual appearing in the future. 

Symbolic/Systemic
Others see the Antichrist as a spirit of deception or a corrupt system that infiltrates and distorts Christianity. 


















.  .  .


(TO BE CONTINUED)











ELECTRA

AKA: "ELLIE"


MEETING DEMON SPIRITS:

BALAAM THE FALSE PROPHET

(PTSD DREAMS)

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/12/electra-aka-ellie-meeting-demon-spirits.html?m=1






MATILDA

AKA: "MATTY ORLANDO "


MEETING DEMON SPIRITS: MAMMON

(PTSD DREAMS)

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/12/matilda-aka-matty-orlando-meeting-demon.html?m=1





MATILDA

AKA: "MATTY ORLANDO"


VISITING THE MADONNA

(& MEETING WOLF-DEMON AAMON)

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/12/matilda-aka-matty-orlando-visiting.html?m=1






DEMONS

"LILITH & AAMON"

(MEADOW & JACKIE JR)


A SUPPLIMENT FOR

THE YOUNG SOPRANOS

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/12/demons-lilith-aamon-meadow-jackie-jr.html?m=1







AN

ANALYSIS

OF

"THE UNHINGING CRUX"

(Meadow's Virgin Islands Confessions)

FROM

THE YOUNG SOPRANOS(TYS)

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/12/analysis-of-unhinging-crux-from-young.html?m=1


AN ANALYSIS &

PHOTO ALBUM OF MEADOW'S MANY FACES

W/CARMELA COMPARISON 






FROM

THE YOUNG SOPRANOS


APPENDIX II:

"Conspiracy of Crows"

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/07/the-young-sopranos-appendix-ii.html?m=1


(The Ghost of Tony Soprano

Appears to Carmela)





THE YOUNG SOPRANOS
APPENDIX III

THE GHOST OF TONY SOPRANO
APPEARS TO CARMELA




FROM


THE

YOUNG SOPRANOS






A SUPPLIMENT 

OF

"THE YOUNG SOPRANOS"

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/07/read-young-sopranos-source.html?m=1




"MATILDA"

FROM LEON: THE PROFESSIONAL (1994)

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/10/matilda-from-leon-professional-1994.html?m=1





MATILDA II

FROM LEON: THE PROFESSIONAL

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/10/matilda-ii-from-leon-professional.html?m=1




"MATILDA" III 

FROM LEON: THE PROFESSIONAL

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/10/matilda-iii-from-leon-professional-1994.html?m=1


"MATILDA" IV

RESCUING BEETHOVEN

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/10/matilda-iv-rescuing-beethoven.html?m=1



"MATILDA"  V 

MATTY ORLANDO 

DATING "JOHNNY B. GOODE"

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/10/matilda-v-dating-johnny-b-goode.html?m=1




MATILDA

AKA: "MATTY ORLANDO"

VI

MAKE-UP PRACTICE SESSION

W/ JOHNNY B. GOODE

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/10/matilda-aka-matty-orlando-vi-make-up.html?m=1




 MATILDA 

AKA:

"MATTY ORLANDO" 

VII

MEMENTO MORI

(DRUNKEN DREAMS)

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/10/matilda-aka-matty-orlando-vii-memento.html?m=1




MATILDA

AKA 

"MATTY ORLANDO" 

SUBWAY RAT DREAMS

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/10/matilda-aka-matty-orlando-subway-rat.html?m=1


MATILDA

AKA:

"MATTY ORLANDO" 

VII 


MATTY ORLANDO'S

(Narrative)

"SECRET LIFE" 

(W/ OUT JOHNNY B. GOODE)

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/10/matilda-aka-matty-orlando-vii-matty.html?m=1




 


"MATTY ORLANDO"

(ANIME)

RESCUES BEETHOVEN 

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/10/matty-orlando-anime.html?m=1




MORE

"MATTY ORLANDO"

(ANIME)


DATING

JOHNNY B. GOODE

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/10/matty-orlando-anime-dating-johnny-b.html?m=1






"MATTY ORLANDO"

(ANIME)


MEMENTO MORI

(ROMANCING THE DEAD)

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/10/matty-orlando-anime-memento-mori.html?m=1





"MATTY ORLANDO"

(ANIME)

MAKE-UP PRACTICE SESSION

W/ JOHNNY B. GOODE

https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2025/10/matty-orlando-anime-make-up-practice.html?m=1




"Johnny B. Goode"

(Live at the Fillmore East, NYC, NY - 1970) · Johnny Winter

https://youtu.be/gEayVWiJtLg?si=iePgaGvJVwQXTAmp






"TOYS IN THE ATTIC"

AEROSMITH--1975







"MATTY ORLANDO"

INSPIRED

BY:


LEON:  THE PROFESSIONAL

(1994)

https://youtu.be/Pf0JW-cAFTs?si=-BMWviJ-Dham07HD







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