I was the worlds first sex symbol. My name was Asherah. From Shekinah, the Holy Spirit, the Divine Feminine I have many names. Sex was made into a symbol. And then worshiped before being degraded. This is my story that I have been waiting underneath and within your body. They turned me into a pole […]
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Your sexual power is a life force that renews and brings life to your body. Along my journey of who I am as a woman I’ve met many goddesses along the way, one of them who knelt with me in my struggle is Carla Maria Cadotte. After working with her and getting to hear the
How to use your sexual power to heal with intuitive healer carla maria cadotte. Read More »
The Goddesses are elemental expressions of what it means to be a woman… Elpis is the woman who is “so much woman” inside of her body (I like to use the phrase… “There is so much woman inside of my 5’3’’ frame and I get to be every single inch of her.” Poma Gira is
how women represent the goddesses: The 5 elements of womanhood. Read More »
Medusa is probably one of the most misunderstood goddesses of all time. She has a beautiful story that no one knows about and a couple of years ago I discovered her story. Ethiopia is the only country in Africa that has never been colonized, it has been occupied at times but it has never been
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This story is a rare one that most have forgotten however Adunole the Oracle once shared the following story (which was later backed up by another African priestess as well) and this story serves as a template for all women in their relationships and marriages.Oshun and Shango had an electric sexual connection. It was like
I remember being a teen in Sunday School and being completely shocked when I understood what the story of Esther was about. Whether or not the Bible is your jam (as even though I listen to it every night it’s not mine), the story of Esther will motivate you and also open your eyes to
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The goddess represent stories of women and where we are in our lives. One of my favorite stories is of Oshun and her yellow dress. In Yorbua mythology there are Orisha (similar to the Greeks Gods & Goddesses) who represent the different personalities or elements of us as people. One of them being Oshun who
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