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Minerva Gestinanna, the consummate spiritual warrior goddess of intellect and invention, was the Roman goddess Minerva, the Etruscan goddess Menrva, the Greek goddess Athena, and the Mesopotamian Sumerian goddess Gestinanna. She was called "Oft Fęted Youthful Dream Interpreter", "Owl Eyed Olive Tree Gardener", and "Shapeshifting Wisdom Weaver Goddess". As Gestinanna (Geštin-Ana), she was the Mesopotamian Sumerian heavenly grapevine goddess. The grim intensity of her determination to rescue her brother Dumuzi (Thoth) when he was taken to the underworld by Mesopotamian demons, enhanced her prowess as a protectress of struggling heroes. As Minerva (Minerva Medica, Menrva), she was the Roman crafts, peace, warrior, and wisdom goddess who had previously been the Etruscan goddess Menrva. Revered from about 400 BCE - 400 ACE, Minerva was mentioned in the Virgil "Aeneid". The tutelary goddess of Rome, the "Minervalia" and "Quinquatria" yearly festivals were held in her honor. As Athena (Athene, Pallas Athenae), she was a Greek domestic crafts, shipbuilding, spinning, warrior, and wisdom goddess. The protectress of many Greek cities, she was depicted on iconography, the Parthenon frieze, and sculptures. Revered from around 800 BCE - 400 ACE, Athena was mentioned in the Homer "Iliad", "Odyssey", and Hesiod "Theogony", "Hymn to Pallas Athena". She was venerated at the Athens Parthenon, as well as, sanctuaries in Argos, Gortyn, Ilion, Larisa, Lindos, and Sparta. The city of Athens was named after her in honor of her steadfast support as a defender of civil law and a guardian of justice. Minerva Gestinanna was also a tall and beautiful storyteller goddess of arts, literature, and physicians. The crow, gazelle, olive tree, owl, and snake were sacred to her. Her symbols were a breastplate and a shield. A protector of sheep, Minerva Gestinanna was one of the Atlantean Orion Achievers who mentored and fiercely defended the descendants of the Atlantean Orion Achievers. The eager intensity of the willingness of her soulmate husband Ares to be militarily proactive in protecting the descendants of the Atlantean Orion Achievers during his sojourns in Greece, especially against dark wizardry, caused the Greek historians of milder demeanor and different temperment to portray him as overly bellicose and ferocious in temperment. Because of these writings, there were no sanctuaries that honored Ares until the Romans dedicated a temple in the Agora in Athens to him. This is the reason why he goes by the name Mars Shamash rather than Mars Ares at this time.
This erroneous and distorted
characterization of her husband soulmate, as well as, their heartfelt loving
relationship with each other, is why Minerva Gestinanna goes by that name rather
than Minerva Athena at this time.
The Sacred Sites focal points of Hierarch Minerva Gestinanna and the Ninth Ray of Divine Protection are the Point Hueneme Lighthouse, which is located at the east entrance to the Santa Barbara Channel near Point Hueneme and Oxnard in Ventura County, California, U.S.A.; and, the Parco dell'Appia Antica, which is located in the suburban areas of Appia Antica and Tor Marancia and the municipalities of Ciampino, Marino, and Rome, Italy. The light station was first established in 1874 The existing historic light was first lit in 1941. Constructed of concrete, the 48 feet high, integral white tower was built in the square Art Moderne architectural style. The existing sound signal building was constructed in 1941 of concrete in the Art Moderne architectural style. The original fog signal was a single diaphone. Still operational, the light was automated in 1972. The original and present optic is a Fourth Order Fresnel Lens. An active guide to navigation, the light is managed by the U.S. Coast Guard. Hierarch Minerva Gestinanna shares the Point Hueneme Light Sacred Site focal point with her soulmate husband Hierarch Mars Shamash. Hierarch Minerva Gestinanna occasionally shares the Parco dell'Appia Antica Sacred Site focal point with her soulmate husband Hierarch Mars Shamash, also a Hierarch of the Ninth Ray of Divine Protection. Encompassing around 3,500 hectares, Parco dell'Appia Antica includes the Aqueducts, via Appia Antica, the Caffarella Valley, and via Latina. The Roman country landscape of Parco dell'Appia Antica has an alluvial valley, archaeological sites, lush vegetation, pastures, watercourses, and shrubs. The park provides habitat for a variety of flora and fauna. The fauna include many different animals and birds such as emerald green toads, foxes, goldfinches, greenfinches, horned owls, kestrels, larks, moles, nightingales, pigeons, porcupines, robins, sparrows, titmouses, turtledoves, weasels, wild rabbits, and wrens.
The flora of the Parco dell'Appia Antica
includes a variety of tree species of trees like Cypress, Elm, Eucalyptus, Laurel, Oak, Pine, and Poplar trees... Hierarchs
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