High school and college students join the protests at much larger numbers reported. by Mark Provost “I spent a couple hours last night, and a couple more today, reviewing countless photos from the massive protests around the country on Friday. Few people grasp the size, spread, and significance of these protests led by high […]
Why is it Important to Honor your Ancestors? Why Should You Build an Ancestor Altar?
But here is the truth few acknowledge: if you escape without healing, you simply pass the pain down dressed as success. A parent who builds wealth but never learns to regulate their nervous system may hand down anxiety, perfectionism, or disconnection. A family that accumulates property but ignores the health of the soil may leave […]
Goddess and Saint … Honoring Brigid
St. Brigid’s Day is important because it honors both the pre-Christian goddess Brigid and the Christian saint, reflecting a deep connection to the cycles of nature and the nurturing power of the feminine. The day, also known as Imbolc, marks the time when cows and ewes give birth and begin to produce milk, signaling the […]
Foremothers, the app and YOU
What gets me up at 4am in the morning I have had the divine feminine app over a decade. Without formal advertising, 3 people a day have found it, about 12,000 have registered, email list is clean and nurtured, and it goes out to 6000 with about a 35-40% open rate. I used to put […]
In Memory and Honor: Barbara Walker Foremother of Women’s Spirituality
Barbara Walker, 95, has passed away. The New York Times memoralized her here as a great knitter and way down buried in the article, they mention that “at various times, she probed feminism, religion (she was a perfervid atheist), the occult and spirituality, writing widely on some of those topics.” She worked 25 years on […]
Fellowship of Isis in Our Basement – the Winged Goddess
“Hey bro, let’s put an altar in our basement.” The Fellowship of Isis was founded by Olivia Durdin Robertson, her brother Lawrence “Derry” Durdin-Robertson, a former Anglican clergyman, and his wife Pamela at Huntington Castle in Ireland. After a series of visions, which started when she was 29, Robertson became convinced that God was a […]
The Primal Force of the the Old Wise Hag the Cailleach
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was God.The Word was Goddess.The Word was Witch. Picture credit from W is for Wise Woman The Cailleach is a primal force and a Dark Goddess of nature, deeply connected with the land. She is sometimes depicted with blue skin and one eye, symbolizing her ability […]
Women Network the Way Mushrooms Do
Mycelium Mysteries “Silently shaping the soil beneath our feet, fungi are key players in Earth’s health and the trajectory of human culture around the globe. Still, we find ourselves in a time where the study of fungi is considered to be a neglected megascience, their mycelium, a mystery. It is our goal to help modern […]
Dear Cycle Breaker by Dusah Wiseman
Wisdom and practical magic for reclaiming the Wild Divine Feminine. “Transformational rituals and channeled messages for unlocking your true potential, healing through the divine feminine, and making the everyday sacred. The practices and channeled messages within this book support you in going deep within your shadows to unlock the potent medicine of combining your light […]
Who Are the Beguines and What is Their Legacy?
*Picture credit 1902 painting of the entrance of a Beguinage by Ketty Hoppe. Around 1200 AD in Europe, communities of women often called Beguines began to form. These women were not nuns, they were devout and devoted to the tenets of Christianity but did not belong to any church. They were independent communities of women […]