Thank you Misti for letting me help hold this sacred container. – Caryn MacGrandle Hosted by IAOMAI Global in Tracy City, Tennessee Your Smith – Wild Wild Woman (Lyric Video) In the wind of the night, in the light by the bedI hear a voice calling me, calling me backI barely hear it, like my […]
Cry If You Need to Cry
A Guest Post by Kristen Arant the Drum Lady Friends I want to talk a little about the joy and release of catharsis, and especially what it means for women, and marginalized gender groups. I hope you don’t find it cliche for me to say that we are (all of us, really) taught to bottle […]
The Grotto of Mary Magdalene at Sainte-Baume: Singing Salve Regina
Pictures and Singing by Yeshe Matthews Yeshe Meryemana Matthews Robles is Priestess & Sibyl of Tsogyal Lhamo Drayang Ling, the Mount Shasta Goddess Temple. The grotto of Mary Magdalene, also known as the Sainte-Baume cave, is a significant Christian pilgrimage site located in the Sainte-Baume Regional Nature Park in France. Tradition holds that Mary Magdalene, […]
Festival of Santa Sara, Sara-Kali, in Saintes-Maries-de-La-Mer in France
by Guest Author Yeshe Matthews Yeshe Meryemana Matthews Robles is Priestess & Sibyl of Tsogyal Lhamo Drayang Ling, the Mount Shasta Goddess Temple. Today was the Festival of Santa Sara, Sara-Kali, in Saintes-Maries-de-La-Mer, marking the 90th anniversary of this particular devotional event. The power of the annual ritual was as strong as ever, but some […]
What Makes a Wild Woman Event? What Makes a Wild Woman?
*Pictures from a Wild Woman event Forest and Village in August in New Hampshire I have had the divine feminine app for over ten years and have seen thousands of different divinely feminine events all with different flavors. Some are in beautiful places with beautiful things. Red Tents lined with silk and pillows. Altars with […]
I Haven’t Been in a Ritual in Years – What Makes a Divine Feminine Ritual?
I just returned from ASWM’s (Association for the Study of Women and Mythology) Annual Conference where I participated in two very powerful rituals. And a good friend of mine who also attended remarked how amazing the experience was and that she had not been in ritual in years. ‘But I thought you did an Equinox […]
The Ninth Wave – Breaking Patriarchal Narratives & Reclaiming Womanhood
The Ninth Wave in Irish mythology is a powerful force that calls us to awaken and transform. It is the threshold between the known and the unknown, between limitation and infinite possibility. For too long, women have been told to shrink, to compete, to do it all alone.The weight of patriarchal systems has left us […]
ASWM Conference 2025: Sacred Stories of the Sentient Earth
The Association for the Study of Women and Mythology (ASWM) looks forward to welcoming you to Tucson, Arizona for our international conference: “Sacred Stories of the Sentient Earth: Scholarship for Collaboration, Intervention, and Reciprocity”March 27-29, 2025At the Westward Look Inn, Tucson, Arizona. The conference will be followed on Sunday, March 30, 2025, by a meeting […]
Living Your Wild: An Interactive Workshop
By Caryn MacGrandle, creator of the divine feminine appTshirts by Phyllis Curott *Lift your arms up to the Sky. *Get to know the land you live on. *Pay attention to animals. *Sing. Often. Loud. To trees. Songs that matter. Betsy Rose Daughter of Earth *Stones. Sticks. Bones. Feathers. Gathered in reverence. All acceptable home décor. […]
Living Intuitively as a Wild Woman and Red Foxes
What is a Wild Woman? “She is the Life/Death/Life force, she is the incubator. She is intuition, she is far-seer, she is deep listener, she is loyal heart. She encourages humans to remain multi-lingual; fluent in the languages of dreams, passion, and poetry. She whispers from night dreams, she leaves behind on the terrain of […]