Yes, it interesting that these entities either are actually female, or they appear as female because of a feminine aspect to their energy. Astarte/Ashtaroth appeared to me as female twice.
I was napping in front of my altar in the living room. This young woman with short red hair in a pixie cut, pale skin and a sleeveless long black silk dress appeared before me.
I called out, “Astaroth?” She said, "Yes."
I asked many questions, but I restrained myself from asking about mundane stuff like money. I think she appreciates that. She showed me several images. I felt like that she was preparing my mind for something. Getting it in tune. It was like I was moving, but still at the same …
You read the title right. Last week, I had a late night/early morning dream on September 15.
I was in a nondescript park on a sunny day. It was just like the many parks we have in D.C. No big deal. There was this striking beautiful, attractive dark copper complexioned (assuming African-American) woman, long shoulder-length black hair, mid-20-ish sitting on one of the park benches. She was dressed in a navy blue pantsuit. Despite her looks, she could easily blend into the corporate culture of th…
I asked Astaroth myself. They are the same entity, only different aspects, which are the masculine and the feminine one.
His exact words, in response to the question “Are you the same as Astarte?”:
“Yes and no. If you called me Astaroth, you would see what you could call the demonic, fallen angel aspect of mine, just like you do now. If you called me Astarte or Asherah, you would get my feminine aspect, the Queen of Heaven, Bride of God and how others called me - the Impure Venus of the Syrians.”
So I was watching Kurtis Joseph on YouTube and I had encountered this woman with tan skin, red and black eyes, black dress, reddish brown hair, standing above me as I laid down on my bed. Does anyone know her?
And, as we know, Lilith is a female goddess.
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