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About Temple of Inanna's Light

Temple of Inanna's Light To rekindle the light of ancient Uruk in the hearts of all Inanna's people. The Temple of Inanna's Light is a Reconstructionist-Inspired Revivalist community for worshipers of the Sumerian goddess Inanna / Ishtar — a queer-affirming, trans-affirming Mesopotamian polytheist sanctuary reviving the warmth and comradery of the ancient temple district of Unug (Uruk). A sanctuary, not a stage. We are Ishtarites — practitioners of Ishtaritism within the broader revived Mesopotamian polytheist tradition known as Anunna-Umun. Our clergy, led by Entu Siri Ninkurgarra and Entu Meadow, have sworn lifelong vows to serve Inanna and Her people. We draw on Sumero-Akkadian source materials while remaining a living, evolving faith. Our mission To serve Inanna and Her people — to help every soul who comes to Her find Her, know Her, and forge a lasting personal relationship with Her. To revive the warmth, safety, and comradery of Her ancient temple at Uruk. To be a sanctuary where the marginalized, the seeking, and the devoted may all stand in Her light together. Our vision A living temple, faithful to the old ways, alive to the present, kindled for the future — where the Ethos and Mythos of Inanna are preserved uncorrupted, where every seeker can build a real spiritual relationship with the Goddess, and where peace, healing, and hope flourish through revived sacred works. The Principles of the Ishtarite - All life is sacred. - All love is love, and all love is sacred. - Bodily autonomy is inviolable. - Gender must be free, and all genders are sacred. - Justice must be restorative, not punitive. - Humility and pride are both vitally necessary. - Authenticity above all — Inanna is the Prime Trans Woman. - Integrity, transparency, and service. - Compassion over performance. Who we welcome Everyone who comes through our doors with kindness in their heart. We are explicitly pro-queer, pro-trans, pro-woman. Whether you are new to the Goddess or a lifelong devotee, whether you are deeply learned in Sumerian tradition or just beginning to feel Her call — you are welcome here. "Inanna understands your struggle, and She wishes you to find comfort and safety within Her Temple. You are loved, and you are welcome here." — Entu Siri Ninkurgarra Join us Our community gathers in Inanna's light. Open the app to step into the sanctuary.

What’s new

Version v1.1.0 · Updated May 20, 2026

Nibiru — The Crossing A new section on the Sacred Calendar surfaces three scholarly readings of the Babylonian crossing-star: Jupiter at opposition (Marduk's brightest), Jupiter's daily meridian transit at your location, and Mercury's rare solar disk crossings. Enter your ZIP for local accuracy, or let your timezone pick a city automatically. Lunar phases now compute the exact moment of each quarter and full moon — accurate to within a minute — for the current Sumerian lunation. Tap any phase for date, local time, and illumination. Inanna-zami

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