The Deep Herstory of the Divine Feminine
Etruscan Women
treated as equals. women in pre-Roman Italy could even make toasts at dinner banquets… (gasp!)
The Neurobiological Reality of Modern Parenting
Water Torture in Isolation
The African Queen that Resisted Rome
the African Queen Amanirenas who successfully waged war on the Roman Empire
Sacred Feminine Names
Uncovering the hidden threads of ancient feminine divine worship through place names, archaeological evidence, and trade networks
The Name "King"
what names like Queen and King tell us
The Yoga Pants Revolution
the ultimate unexpected cultural phenomenon
"It Takes A Village..."
But We're All On Our Own Islands
Reconsidering Sacred Sexuality
Maybe she was in tune with her sacred sexuality, and an expectation to birth the “divine son”
The River Isis: A Legacy Written in Water
The River Isis, the original name of the Thames River in London
Etymology of Mary
One of our oldest, most truly “beloved” names in her story.
Happy Easter!
Happy Spring! Celebrating the season with a study of our shared past and what it all means…
Words of Power
How language’s subtle cues can reinforce, and be reimagined
Sacred Symmetry: The Sun/Son
exploring the sun/son alliteration and its deeper significance across religious traditions and cultural history
the similar sounding words in various cultures point to this not being a coincidence…
The Engineer Who Reads the Stars
Finding Science in Our Stories
Finding the Lyrics
The Lost Heartbeat: Reclaiming Our Shared Rhythms
When the Drummers Were Women
The first drummers were women, and their sacred rhythms connected us to our deepest wisdom—until their instruments were silenced.