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WISE WOMEN'S FORUM: Ancient Temples of Malta and the Divine Feminine, led by Karen DiBenedetto

  • Saturday, April 20, 2019
  • 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
  • Jung Society Library, 5200 Cathedral Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20016
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Karen DeBenedetto will present and hold a group discussion on Malta and the Goddesses on April 20th.

Halfway between North Africa and Europe, the Mediterranean islands of Malta and Gozo are home to extraordinary temples resonating to a vibrant Goddess culture over 6,000 years old.  The peaceful, artistic and matrifocal people of ancient Malta left us their temples and symbolic language.  Today these sacred places still transmit unique qualities of healing, regeneration and the wisdom of the natural world.  The Maltese Temple building had an advanced astronomical understanding. The discussion will include information on Mnajadra, Ggantia and Hypogeum.

Karen DiBenedetto was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She holds an undergraduate degree in Textiles/Retailing (Michigan State University); and a graduate degree in International Trade and Foreign Languages (Eastern Michigan University).  She is a resident of Alexandria, VA and a federal employee.  Karen’s passions include spirituality, art, creativity, and travel.  Being a nearly triple Scorpio, she thrives on studying mysticism and spiritual transformation. Travel has taken her to many countries; and is especially fond of the Himalayan region (India, Nepal, Bhutan). 

Karen’s passions include spirituality, art, creativity, and travel.  Being a nearly triple Scorpio, she thrives on studying mysticism and spiritual transformation.  She has traveled to many countries; and is especially fond of the Himalayan region (India, Nepal, Bhutan). 

Logistics: The Wisewoman group meets at 2:00 – 4:00 P.M. in the Jung Society of Washington library at the Palisades Community Church, 5200 Cathedral Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016.    Please arrive early so the session can begin promptly at 2:00.  The doors open at 1:30 so participants can meet & greet before the session.  Please use the Hawthorne Place entrance.  

The Jung Society has moved an on-line registration and to Paypal, you may register and pay on line.  If there are problems with registering on line, please bring $5.00 cash or check.  If you have questions, call Brenda Freeman at 301 587 7412 and leave a message for a callback.  The cell number is 301 919 9047.   Also please don’t wear perfumes, colognes or scents as some of our attendees are allergic to them.

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