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Taming Lilith: The Narcissist Seduction

By: Laura Cone
Narrated by: Mark Urso
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Esoteric writer Laura Cone takes an in-depth look at Lilith - the nymph in mythology and triple goddess in astrology. Who is the goddess of seduction existing in our subconscious minds? Is Lilith the mother of narcissists who use sex to ensnare their prey?

Laura examines Lilith's connection to Pluto and her role as the queen of witches. Laura suggests people in ancient times used mythology to explain selfish and sexually wild people as well as the narcotic properties of plants all associated with Narcissus and Lilith (daffodils, poppies, and lily). She explains how to see the markers for narcissism in an astrological chart as well as how to tame the whore of Babylon.

©2019 Laura Cone (P)2019 Laura Cone Other Religions, Practices & Sacred Texts

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