Good Goddess, Show Me The Way
BY ASHLEY CAPPELLETTY I think I have seen one too many visions of God being an old man floating on a cloud, waiting…
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Star Fire Women: Speaking The Wisdom Of Tomorrow
BY ANAIYA SOPHIA The Star Fire is the menstrual blood of the Goddess. This term is first used in a series of ancient…
Her Name Is Not Lilith & She Is The Goddess Of The Wild
BY INA GJATA Her name is not Lilith. And She is the Goddess of The Wild. She is the Sacred Kundalini. I hear…
Release Yourself From Your Thoughts — Be Luminous & Divine
BY HAROLD STEARLEY Luminous Long, white, flowing dress. Auburn hair, hazel eyes. Delicately stepping into the formless haze. Breath quickening. Anticipating. Each gentle,…
Get To Know Goddess Radha — Embrace The Divine Feminine Beyond Gender
BY PRANADA COMTOIS Empowered To #PressforProgress With The Feminine Divine “This world is the body of the Goddess,” writes highly regarded yoga and…
Wild Woman — How Do You Help Others If You Don’t Heal Yourself?
BY IVY LAINE Last summer, on our final hike of the year to our favorite spot, the Goddess spoke to me. The visions…
Death Of My Maiden Goddess: How I Said Goodbye
BY DEZARAY BLANKENSHIP I thought I had delved into my Shadows years ago, and healed the deep-rooted wounds of my Truths. I thought…
To The Woman Who Doesn’t Howl & Is Turned Off By Words Like: Be The Goddess
We are rising in a language that is full of emotion, anger and love that it’s as heady as the oils and sage we use. What about the women we are not reaching because we’re so busy speaking our soul’s language that we’ve forgotten the human one?
Call To Athena To Be Your Strongest And Most Clear Self
Athena is a gift to us when we need to find order within life. She is a reminder that even for those of us who abhor routine (I count myself among them!) there is a need for some structure to life.
Off With Her Head: The Dangerous, Divine Feminine Responds
She spins trickster tales, fool stories, & her own particular color of moonlight. She brings on meteor showers & watches the sun slipping into sight again.