Ereshkigal: Queen of the Underworld explores the Mesopotamian goddess Ereshkigal, not merely as a figure of mythology, but as a guide for personal transformation. The book presents four core rituals inspired by Ereshkigal’s mythology, each designed to facilitate emotional healing and self-discovery.  The “Silent Queen’s Lament” is a meditative prayer to connect with Ereshkigal and process feelings of isolation and grief.  This is followed by “The Descent Rite,” a guided meditation aimed at releasing trauma and confronting one's shadow self.  “The Shadow’s Embrace” utilizes candlelight and shadow work to symbolize death and rebirth, promoting personal renewal. Finally, “The Bone Offering” employs symbolic objects to honor the deceased and confront mortality.  Each ritual is meticulously detailed, blending historical and mythological context with practical instructions and psychological interpretations.
 
The book's narrative structure unfolds through the presentation and explanation of each ritual, providing readers with both theoretical understanding and practical tools for self-reflection and healing. The overarching narrative arc is one of personal growth and empowerment, as readers engage with the rituals and integrate their insights into their own lives. The resolution is not a singular event, but rather the ongoing process of self-discovery and healing facilitated by the connection with Ereshkigal and the application of the described rituals.