One story tells how the creator was affected by Mozart's The Magic Flute as a baby and the way the powerful song of the Queen of the Night entered her psyche; another tells the story of the Indian folklorist and poet Ramanujan, who collected the folktale on which this opera is predicated; a 3rd tells of the writer's experiences as a young woman in India. In the method, Pakistan, Bangladesh and increasingly Muslims usually are described as violent, irrational and a menace to the security of the Indian state. Second, the enemy different is represented as posing a global and interconnected menace that's not restricted by geography. First, the enemy different is described as not solely being violent but additionally as outside the boundaries of modernity. However, the study additionally reveals that the fusion of Christian and Goddess spiritualties has had an influence on non-Christian feminist spirituality, since Goddess-worshippers have typically constructed Christianity because the diametrical reverse and enemy of the Goddess, to the purpose that some refuse to admit the possibility that CGS is a valid spiritual path, or that it is even attainable. This monograph focuses on "Christian Goddess Spirituality" (CGS), the phenomenon of (mostly) women who combine Christianity and Goddess Spirituality, together with Wicca/Witchcraft.