The Goddess Guide: Exploring the Attributes and Correspondences of the Divine Feminine Paperback – June 8, 2009

It has all the Goddesses names (a TON, not just the most famous ones), a brief summary of who they are and their correspondences! What a great reference! I didn't know exactly what it was when I first purchased, but I am so glad I did!! I'll take a few photos so you can see what's inside...and I'm so sorry about the stupid light I was using that made half the pages black..ugh..but you get the idea! Buy it!!!💯⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I keep this book close at hand and enjoy reading it and finding the perfect goddess each day to match my needs!

I was blown away by this book, it has a Goddess for every purpose, and a Goddess from every corner of the earth, I mean this is the ultimate guide to the various Goddesses, my copy is worn and tattered and well loved. I'm going to buy my daughters their own copies. this Goddess guide has everything from the very ancient to the most recently resurrected. you will never run out of Goddesses to invoke, I'm in awe such a beautiful gem of a book was published. my eternal thanks and blessings to Goddess Brandi Auset.

This is a good book to have in your library as it lists tons of goddesses to work with but some information is left out. For example Sekhmet is described as a punishing goddess when in fact she is compassionate and a powerful healer which isn’t mentioned. Always do your research.

I've purchased this book numerous times because I keep lending it out. It's very simple to understand and use. I've found this to be interesting and incredibly helpful on my research

The outside of the book is beautiful. I was hoping to find pictures inside. But sadly no. It is laid out similar to a thesaurus.

Priestess Brandi Auset has put together a well organized collection of Goddesses and their Correspondences. I am sure I will use this guide more often than I think as I become more acquainted with the many facets of Goddess worship all over the world. An excellent tool for writing and ritual as well.

This is NOT the right book to get for your first foray into discovering the Goddess. DO get this book if you are looking to refine your knowledge, want to really tailor who you talk to, or want specifics on which Goddess is the best for specific situations. It is a fabulous cross-reference, which is what the author says was her goal. A wonderful addition to a library, but not necessarily a 'solo' book.