Tagged with Goddess

Being a Redvolutionary isn't about being invincible or perfect or "spiritual" or "enlightened" -- it's about being my messy, funky, shy, goofy, erotic, imperfect divine human self. (more)

As the world moves into unprecedented upheaval, people turn to spiritual matters to ease their fears. A case can be made that our solely patriarchal ideas about the transcendent have been responsible for many of the ills currently facing our society. Perhaps we need a reaffirmation of allegiance to our nation's forgotten Goddess. (more)

[The Ayahuasca Monologues] • The ayahuasca journey deconstructed my reality and identity and sent new light into my being. The world had become fluid and malleable. I had embarked on the path of realizing my power to manifest reality, heal, and move through the interdimensional shamanic worlds. (more)

Whether a naked Sheela-na-gig flaunting her enlarged vagina or a Madonna protecting her swollen belly with layers of reticent robes, feminine icons defy our inclination to identify the one "correct" reading of an image. They require us to employ multiple readings, a skill that is vital to feminist inquiry and, perhaps, to our very survival. (more)

A spark of divine intelligence exists in each human being, according to Gnostic cosmology. This Greek word for this concept is nous, usually translated as "mind." When considered alongside the Gnostic concept of Hal – this Coptic word means "simulation" – the Gnostic perspective on nous may offer a way to orient us to the noosphere. Hal is close to what we today understand as Virtual Reality. (more)

Hear Lash chat with Joanna Harcourt: "If we can develop Gaia theory in a Gnostic perspective, we have the best chance for a course correction on the planet today." (more)