Monica Sjöö

            

(1938 -  2005)

Tributes 8

Blessed Be!

Other Brief Tributes to Monica

Some brief tributes to Monica appeared in "Goddess Alive 
- a new magazine for Goddess Celebration",
 ISSUE No. 8 - Autumn/Winter 2005
www.goddessalive.co.uk

Vicki Noble Vicki Noble - Feminist Shamanic Healer, Author, Scholar and Wisdom teacher.
"I will miss Monica's big spirit, her dynamism, her fierce love of the Goddess, and her unceasing advocacy for women and the poor. Although she remained an anarchist and incorrigible rebel to the very end, her illness and the care-giving she received as a result of it softened her and opened her heart. She was bathed in love that was sent to her in waves from around the world."
  
Patricia Monaghan Patricia Monaghan - Goddess movement Pioneer, poet, author and teacher:
"The loss of Monica resonates across the ocean to those of us who knew her only through her pioneering work. She was among the first Goddess authors I encountered and her work influenced me indelibly. The greatest tribute that we can give her is to sustain and continue the work that was her life."
  
Max Dashu Max Dashu - Scholar, Feminist Herstorian, Photographer, Presenter.
"Monica's art envisioned the unity of Goddess in a thousand different forms, from the megalithic Grandmothers to the Black Madonnas to the deep animist ground of Earth's holy places. Her great dream was to see women spiritually decolonized and set free. Now she flies free in the realm of the ancestors, and I know she still holds this intention, in company with the Great Female Beings she painted and spoke and wrote about."

 

  



Links to pages with Tributes & Memories
  

 

Alice Walker

Pamela Thomas

Anna Fraser

Jill Smith

Starhawk

Guardian Obituary

Leslene della Madre

Other brief tributes

Loving Prayer
Lynne Sinclair-Wood
Pat VT West
Farewell Book
Peter Tucker
Maja Lena Johansson

Blessed
Be
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