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The most well-documented example of a dedicated transgender priesthood comes from ancient Mesopotamia, over 4,500 years ago. The Gala (Sumerian) or Kalû (Akkadian) were priests of the goddess Inanna/Ishtar. shemales gods exclusive

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A goddess honored by the Hijra community, she is often depicted as riding a rooster. She is associated with the power of transformation and is considered a protector of the third gender, representing a "third way" outside the conventional social structure. 3. Mesopotamia: The Sacred Androgynes of Inanna The Gala (Sumerian) or Kalû (Akkadian) were priests

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