The late Sandra Bart Heimann wrote 'The Biography of Goddess Inanna; Indomitable Queen of Heaven, Earth and Almost Everything: Her Story is Women's Story' (published by Balboa Press) as a way to ...

Long ago in ancient Sumeria, Inanna was worshiped as the goddess of love and war. She was all-powerful, free to roam the vast regions of heaven and Earth, and when she received the gift of the ...

In Inanna’s case, it was her sister Ereshkigal, queen of the underworld. Ereshkigal wasn’t evil. She wasn’t the devil. She was pain. Raw, buried, sacred pain, the kind most people avoid. But Inanna ...

Story of Inanna Brought to Life at UW March 21, 2001 -- The ancient Sumerian tale of "Inanna, Queen of Heaven and Earth," comes to life in a new ballet to be performed at 7:30 nightly March 27-April 1 ...

Marsha's full-evening productions include NUTCRACKER, COPPELIA, PULCINELLA and INANNA, QUEEN OF HEAVEN AND EARTH. Her experience also includes choreography for numerous short works and musical theatre ...

One day, Inanna suddenly heard the sound of her sister’s moans. Ereshkigal, Inanna’s sister, was Queen of the Underworld, and it seemed impossible that her cries could reach to the heavens ...

Inanna — the "Queen of Heaven" — may have originally been a fertility goddess in Uruk; her worship spread to other Mesopotamian cities, where she was known as Ishtar, and may have influenced ...

Inanna began preparations for her journey. Deserting the seven temples where she was worshipped, she abandoned both Heaven and Earth to descend to the Underworld.