The divine feminine app seeks to connect us in our communities in manners that encourage the 'feminine side of God' providing balance to the world. Mother God demands no specific religion and no specific rules. When we gather with respect, love, compassion and open-hearts, She is there. The divine feminine app provides inspiration, education and connection not only locally but across the world.
A guest post by Lisa Marie Hayes Women keep being told to decenter men as though it is a lifestyle preference. It is not. For many of us, decentering men is survival. It is what happens when you finally understand how much of your life has been organized around male approval, male comfort, male authority, […]
even in Chaos 1. Survival = Grounding & Protection First Before spells, aesthetics, or tools—focus on stability. Core practices: Ground daily (barefoot outside, breathwork, touch something natural)Cleanse your space regularly (smoke, sound, water, intention)Protect your energy (visual shields, wards, or simple intention-setting) Think: “Am I energetically safe and centered?” 2. Build a Simple, Consistent Practice […]
the problem finds a name “Her book inspired me as a young wife and mother to become involved in the women’s empowerment movement. I still am in my 80’s.” Ann Smith, Green Tent Circle She had done everything right. Bettye Naomi Goldstein grew up in Peoria, Illinois, the daughter of a Russian immigrant jeweler and […]
By Lushanya Echeverria Dear Relatives, Friends, and Community, When my mother passed, I cut my hair. It is our tradition, and one I dreaded for a decade while I decided to allow my hair to grow long again. Fun fact, I always kept my hair short, as a professional educator, because I thought having “long […]
Sometimes all we haveis a small fist of resistance,lifted to offer our own stubborn joy,our own sacred work,our own determined hope upinto a sea of chaos & noise,held up in defiance to an avalanche of apathy & greed,refusing to capitulate to cynicism or surrender to despair.We light our candles & offer our prayers.We call the […]
Edith Garrud “The police were beating up the suffragists, on the rationale that they had rejected the patriarchal protection racket, and therefore deserved it. Edith Garrud, one of the first Europeans to study Asian martial arts, taught the women how to use the men’s weight against them, and on one occasion her studio hid women […]
Featuring Max Dashu “The English language isn’t adequate to put a name to these women. Diviners, priestesses, oracles, visionaries… Within their own cultures, they had titles: mambo, catalonan, mganga, veleda, mugirwa, calundureira, obeah woman, ixhwele. Sometimes outsider-words like santa or kahina. Often, we don’t know what title their own people knew them by, only that […]
34 Circe Salon — Make Matriarchy Great Again — Disrupting History While researching Robert Graves, Sean Marlon Newcombe reached out to Dr. Anett K. Jessop, who introduced us to Laura Riding Jackson, a poet, linguist, revolutionary thinker and sometime lover of Robert Graves. (Laura Riding 1901-1991) It could be argued she was the inspiration for […]
Endings and Beginnings *Image by Lena Helfinger from Pixabay You cannot have one without the other. Fittingly, this week’s new moon is in Pisces. Pisces is the final sign of the zodiac wheel and is known for its deep sensitivity and mystical qualities. It is considered the most sensitive of all the water signs, representing […]
Row We are women who She tapped on the shoulder Might have been last yearor decades agoAnd we might have looked up in surprise and said ‘Who Me?”‘No, not me ..’ and given all sorts of rebuttals … But then we listened. We saw this culture was broken and in need.In need of each other, […]