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Karen Tate

Author of Sacred Sites of Goddess:
108 Destinations

TURKEY
SACRED SITES OF THE GODDESS

October 15 - 28, 2008

karentate.jpg (10474 bytes) TOUR HOSTESS & FEATURED SPEAKER:

KAREN TATE

Karen is a prolific writer, published author, and tour organizer. Her most recent work blends her experiences of women-centered multiculturalism evident in sacredplacesofthegoddess.jpg (18004 bytes) archaeology, anthropology and mythology with her unique literary talents and travel experience throughout the world to pen Sacred Places of Goddess: 108 Destinations.

Her second book Walking an Ancient Path, A Guide Toward Mainstreaming the Sacred Feminine, will be available in bookstores June 2008. Tate's work has been highlighted in the Los Angeles Times, Seattle Times and other major newspapers. She is interviewed regularly on national public radio. Her published articles have appeared in both domestic and international publications since 1995. Sacred tours she has led and organized have itineraries that circle the globe as she continues bringing the like-minded to sacred sites to experience the joy of purposeful travel.

An ordained minister, independent scholar of the Sacred Feminine, and graduate of The Women's Thealogical Institute, specializing in Goddess and Women's Spirituality, Karen's particular emphasis is on the roles of women and the study of comparative religions and ancient cultures in a modern or reconstructed context. It is no surprise then that she is the founder of the educational, art, and cultural organization, The Isis Ancient Cultures Society. An Adepta within the International Fellowship of Isis, Karen was ordained by one of the founders, Lady Olivia Robertson, at Clonegal Castle in Ireland. More than a decade ago, the author began the Iseum of Isis Navigatum, a hearth of the Goddess within the FOI, which continues to fulfill her calling to help mid-wife the rebirth of the Divine Feminine in contemporary society.

Karen spends much of her time giving interviews, teaching, and lecturing at private and public educational and spiritual institutions, temples and churches. She is one of the founders of Sacred Sundays, and interfaith service based on the Sacred Feminine and complemented by the Divine Masculine. She finds time to minister at Temple of the Goddess and serves on their ritual and educational boards. Karen was nominated for the Pagan Pride Day 2006 Community Service Award.

To learn more about Karen and her work,
please visit her website: www.KarenTate.com