Another Monument of Another Dead White Man
We know too much of the masculine and not enough of ourselves. We have lost more than I can bear.
Tagged: Divine Feminine
Guest Post: I Sense Her in the Silence
Guest Post by Angie Killian. Angie Killian is Christian songwriter with a passion for sharing the light and love of Jesus Christ. With over a million views on YouTube (www.youtube.com/angiekillianmusic), her songs have been...
Seeking Her Even When Others Won’t
I had an experience with Her before I had language. I woke up while in my crib. It was dark, and I was crying. I turned and saw a picture of a woman holding...
Book Review: The Tree at the Center by Kathryn Knight Sonntag
Kathryn Knight Sonntag’s collection of poems in The Tree at the Center explore the divine feminine through themes of nature, creation, joy, birth, and the center of things. Several of the poems are inspired...
Guest Post: Calling Home
By Malena Crockett Along with so many others, I listened to Dallin Oaks deliver his recent Saturday general conference address with a mix of sorrow and horror. His message—undoubtedly intended to move the rank and...
Sacred Music Sunday: Healing with Hildegard Von Bingen
Guest Post by Lisi Youngberg Lisi Youngberg is a piano teacher and vocal performance coach that loves empowering others to express themselves through music. The only human female in a male household, Lisi is...
Guest Post: Absent Mother?
by Astell My 4-year-year old daughter asked at the dinner table why we don’t talk much about Mother in Heaven. Good Question. I said we should talk about her more. Shortly after this conversation...
Earth Mother, Part II
by Alicia Read Part I here. I believe that the substance of our bodies comes from the earth. Maybe we are looking for Mother in too far a distant place, maybe she is here with...
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