Voices of Women of Spirit and Faith
Yvette Warren is a grandmother and a newly ordained minister in the Universal Life Church. Click here for Yvette’s blog: “Pass the Potatoes, Peas, and Philosophies” Read more
Yvette Warren is a grandmother and a newly ordained minister in the Universal Life Church. Click here for Yvette’s blog: “Pass the Potatoes, Peas, and Philosophies” Read more
Karen Speerstra, author of “Sophia, The Feminine Face of God” Click here for Karen’s blog, “Great Gratitude”. Read more
Chandra Alexandre, founder and a spiritual leader of SHARANYA Click here for Chandra’s blog: “Maa is calling me in this moment…” Read more
Clare Dakin, Co-Founder of Tree Sisters ‘Listen in’, she whispers through the tension on my solar plexus, the numbness in my shoulders, the blank mask of my computer blurred mind. As I sink into the numbing routine of e-mails, phone calls, bad posture, forgetting to drink, forgetting to breath…she is whispering to me. ‘Wake up. Wake up. Remember your body, remember the messages that speak through your body. Remember the wisdom that pours through your body. Remember that I am the... Read more
by Meggan Watterson, Founder and Executive Director of REVEAL- The Next Generation of Feminine Spirituality At first, there’s a colossal effort. Imagine. Someone has hurt you or betrayed you. Maybe even someone very close to you, the closest you’ve ever let someone in. The action is most often, a reaction. A classic- put-up your dukes, a closing down of the heart, a massive constriction. A whole lot of “Oh yeahs” and pointing fingers goes on for a while. The blame game happens.... Read more
by Laura Paskell-Brown My Higher Power and I have frequent conversations these days. She is inside of me and I choose to call her Goddess. She is the part of me that is eternally calm, patient, kind, wise and strong. She is the part of me I lost for so many years and am finally learning to listen to. One of my favourite ways to communicate is to write a question in my journal and to wait for an answer... Read more
Every month here at ‘The Divine Feminine’ blog we invite you to explore a question. Now it is November (already!), we have a new question: “What is the Divine Feminine calling you to do in this moment?” and we would like to invite you to offer your piece of the puzzle. Blogs can be poetry or prose (up to 700 words please) but could also be videos, pictures and links to other sites that inspire you. Be as creative as... Read more
Join the global launch 0f Women, Spirituality and Transformative Leadership: Where Grace Meets Power by ordering your copy from Amazon on November 1! We envision a rising tide of sacred feminine energy sweeping in to make women’s spiritual leadership and the Divine Feminine visible on Amazon. This remarkable anthology featured the diverse voices of women from many spiritual perspectives. Listen in on some of their shared wisdom: I better understand the ways in which the divine is born from the... Read more
The Divine Feminine Names Shareda Hosein, is a Muslim chaplain bringing people together one conversation at a time. She works with the Association of Muslim Chaplains in Boston, Massachusetts. The Divine has ninety-nine names or attributes according to Muslims. Many of these Divine names are incorporated and recited after the five daily prayers and randomly throughout the day by both women and men. These attributes are both feminine and masculine in nature leaving the Divine genderless. This genderless Divine brings much... Read more
1. Clare Dakin, Co-Founder of Tree Sisters Link to Clare’s blog post on “The Divine Feminine: Celebrating Women” 2. Devaa Haley Mitchell, Co-Founder of Soulful Women Wisdom School Link to Davaa’s blog post on “Embodying the Divine Feminine – 13 daily tips” 3. Margaret Wolff, author of “In Sweet Company: Conversations with extraordinary women about living a spiritual life” Link to Margaret’s blog post on “The Spirit of the Divine Feminine” 4. Ann Smith, Co-Founder and Director of ‘Circle Connections‘ Link... Read more
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