Although not common in the western world, women have been worshiped as gods over the course of history. Psychic Sylvia Browne is highly devoted to both Father and Mother God and has spent much of her career educating fans about the existence of Azna through TV appearances, lectures and books.
Ancient Civilizations Beliefs in Female Gods
Beginning with the cradle of civilization in Mesopotamia, people have worshiped both gods and goddesses. Inanna was a popular goddess with the Sumerians, while Ishtar was worshiped by the Babylonians.
The ancient Egyptians believed in many female goddesses including Hathor, the love goddess, and Isis, the half human, half deity goddess revered for her motherly ways.
The Hindus have always worshiped both male and female gods. Durga, the warrior goddess, is viewed as a mother god for her strength and willingness to combat evil. Both Pagans and Wiccans worship female deities too, and while some religions still recognize the existence of a female god, the once popular religious belief that gods could be female or male gave way to monotheism, which is the belief in only one God.
Who is Azna?
According to Sylvia Browne and her followers, Azna is the female side of God or the Mother God.
While Father God, (known as Om,) is the intellectual and physical side of the Godhead, Azna is the emotional side. She is the one credited with making many miracles come true and has reportedly been seen at Fatima, Guadulupe and Lordes.
Azna appears differently to different people depending on the culture of the witness. Someone from Mexico may see Her as Hispanic, while someone of African descent could see Her as dark skinned. One thing that is universal among people who claim to have seen Her is that She is very beautiful with striking features.
Meditation and How to See Azna
Some people have been able to see Azna through meditation. Sit down in a comfortable position and while keeping a good posture, close your eyes and begin taking long, slow breaths. Focus only on seeing Azna and ask Her to appear to you. Keep focusing on Her and trying to see Her in your mind's eye. This may take some practice, but, if it works, this could be a very overwhelming and loving experience.
Through suppression, the belief in a Mother God faded away from many parts of the world. The belief in Azna is slowly returning to the point that even some Christian churches believe in her existence. Many people who had never heard of Azna now believe in Her due to Sylvia Browne and her teachings about God.
Readers may also enjoy Novus Spiritus.
Sources:
- Mother God, Sylvia Browne, (Hay House, Inc.,) 2004
- God, Creation and Tools for Life, Sylvia Browne, (Hay House, Inc.,) 2000.
- Meeting God, Stephen P. Huyler, (Yale University Press,) 1999.
- Illustrated Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt, Geraldine Harris and Delia Pemberton, (Peter Bedrick Books,) 1999.
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