Who suppressed the Divine Feminine? What is the impact of the severing of women’s relationship to the Divine? Why do women need the Archetype of the Divine Feminine to inform their lives?

A brief  introduction to  the rise of feminist consciousness in modern day times, roughly from the 19th Century to the present.

A feminist scholar explains why the power of the Goddess symbol resonates for modern women.

“ A Feminist world-view will enable women and men and women to free their minds from patriarchal thought and practice and at last to build a world free of dominance and hierarchy, a world that is truly human.”

Learn how anger remains the emotion that is least acceptable for girls and women and yet it is the culture’s first line of defense against injustice and inequality.

What does woman want? Finally we find an answer to this most challenging of questions in a legend from King Arthur…

“The task is to take the sword of HER truth, find the sound of HER voice and choose the path of HER destiny. Thus she will find the treasure of her seeking.”

Begin here to learn the steps you can take to begin your own heroine’s journey towards becoming a self-actualized, sovereign person…

In the beginning, the feminine principle was seen as the fundamental cosmic force. Procreation was not understood to be connected with coitus, and it was though that Woman—like the Goddess—brought forth life alone and unaided. This was a time when women were not only venerated, but actually had social and political power. So what happened? Read on to learn…

We’ve all grown up reading ancient myths. But who controlled the social and religious constuction of reality they represent. Read on for a myth-busting insights…

A change of pace from internal process for this post. I’d like to plant a few seeds that help us begin thinking about where the Feminine Principle is visible in America. For me it began back in the 10th Century with the story of the Knights Templar.

So far we’ve looked at the personal shadow as it relates to the Feminine Principle.  As I think about it, working with shadow is the absolute core of the Feminine Principle.  It is the most direct way to acquire insight and self-knowledge, not only personally but as a nation as well. Our  nation has a consciousness and a shadow just like an individual has a personal one.  It is what C.J. Jung called the ‘collective shadow’.  As a nation we are currently deeply involved in shadow-work, discovering who we are and what we want to be as a nation.  The Feminine Principle lives!

Learn why a male director gender-balanced the cast of Julius Caesar…

Before women fought for the right to vote, they first had to fight for the right to be considered independent citizens since married women could not from sig legal documents, own property or have a real profession. How did Women’s Equality Day begin? Read this brief history of the women’s movement from Time Magazine…

Examining our nation’s shadow seems timely today. The only thing we can do is understand the concept better as individuals and deal with our own.  That is soul growth! Learn how by reading on…

What are our subpersonalities and how we can embrace all of ours and learn to choose which one we want to activate at different times?

What did Sheryl Stanberg get wrong? Which CEO in America has committed to complete gender equality? What do you think was the defining event of the 20th century? Answer the latter before you read my notes from this lecture to find out.

WHOLENESS is the joining of the Mind /Body , Psyche /Soul parts of who we are. Theoretically we as humans are in a continual “process” of balance--seeking wholeness by incorporating both of the universal F/M energies.  How do we try for balance? Read more…

From “Patriarchy” to “ sovereignty” and beyond, this is your guide to the vocabulary of the feminine principle.

The Feminine Principle at work in the world…A young dramatist rewriting the classics with a feminist focus…Read about Kate Hamill, the playwright of the year in 2017, who adapts classic plays into brand new dramas that tell stories through a modern feminist lens.