Goddess Mythology

It is harvesting time here in the Northern Hemisphere. The orchards are heavy with fruit, the tomatoes juicy and ripe, the cool air in the evenings vibrant with both sweetness and melancholy. This is the season when the seeds, once hidden in the dark earth, reveal their promise, when we gather what has ripened, and when we offer our thanks.

How can I possibly find the words to describe the innermost inner of the inner temple of the innermost inner of the pulse of Her heart… that She so generously revealed to us… inside the innermost inner of the inner temple of our own exquisitely tender and holy hearts…

I am feeling you so strongly in my heart these days. Those of you I have met in-person, online, and those I have met in the subtler realms only.

I am feeling you so strongly in my heart these days. Those of you I have met in-person, online, and those I have met in the subtler realms only.

The tantric Goddess Lalita Devi, both challenging and tremendously attractive, invites us into the rich landscape of the healing power of the erotically awake feminine.

In the alchemy of Goddess practice no part of us is rejected. We learn to breathe into the tight places within us, inviting our awareness to rest where we often turn away.

As the Divine Shapeshifter, Green Tara mirrors to us a capacity within us to liberate and transform stagnation, fear and confusion into luminous wisdom, power and enlightened action.

In the midst of their epic battle against the destructive, abusive, power-hungry Asura king and his gang, an invisible fog descended upon the Goddess camp.

Once upon a time there was a magical island, pulsating with sensual wisdom, lush and green, and surrounded by turquoise healing waters.

Goddess (life) doesn’t always look the way we think She should. We prefer Her all dolled up in glitter, mala beads, and halo, but here She is, in Her naked is-ness—wrinkles, sagginess, fangs, fluids and all.