Inanna

Inanna is an ancient Mesopotamian goddess associated with love, beauty, war, and fertility. She was worshiped primarily in Sumer, where she was considered a powerful and complex figure. Inanna is often linked to the planet Venus and is known for her bold character and intricate myths, including her descent to the Underworld. This journey symbolizes themes of life, death, and resurrection. Inanna's stories explore the duality of her nature—both nurturing and fierce—reflecting the complexities of human experience and society. Her legacy has influenced various cultures and continues to be a subject of scholarly interest.