Symbolism Part 7 The Ritual Murder of the Goddess, Dove Symbolism, and Mary

The positive symbol of the Goddess is the white dove with its wings outstretched and illuminated by light. This traditionally symbolises the Goddess or the sacred feminine aspects of consciousness. Goddess symbolism has been employed in many ways over thousands of years in religious symbolism. The dove represents the human spirit and our positive emotional aspects: nurturing, care, creativity, feeling the repercussions of your actions and taking responsibility. These are the positive aspects of the Goddess tradition.
Mary should be the Goddess in Christianity; however, the church does not officially recognise Mary as the Goddess because they masculinise the Trinity and remove the most important feminine aspect of consciousness. To get to the truth or true care, we need to hone our emotions at a deeper fundamental level. This is what creates true consciousness and understanding of natural law principles. Suppose we cut the sacred feminine quality out of ourselves. In that case, our actions will not be in harmony with nature, justice, or truth; we will wander everywhere. Sometimes, actions will be in harmony with natural law, and sometimes not.