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In addition, candles, incense, and crystals can be placed or kept in your goddess sacred space.

Statues, photos, and paintings are all great representations. Place a representation (or more) of the Divine Feminine on your altar or sacred space. This can be a shelf, a corner of the kitchen counter, a nightstand, wherever! It can even be portable, like a bag or small box of sacred items. If you wish to have a place where you can focus on goddess spirituality, create an altar or sacred space for the goddess. Divine Feminine Sacred Space, Ritual & Meditation Sometimes they have to stand up and fight – in these instances, invoke warrior goddesses like the Morrigan or Sekhmet. More self love, good decisions and healthy habits! When faced with tough decisions, ask yourself, what would a Goddess do? Remember, goddesses aren’t always love and light. So start acting like it! This means creating a healthy life for yourself – no more bad habits, toxic relationships, or fear. The goddess, Divine Feminine, is a part of you. Commune with nature and commune with the Goddess Think and Act Like a Goddess Study the secrets of the Universe and therefore the secrets of the Goddess. Listen to her voice in the sounds of the animals and in the elements. Now, to take revive the Divine Feminine, we must commune with nature. Because the earth was associated with the goddess, surely the earth was evil just as goddess-worship. Many lost their reverence for Mother Earth and the Universe. When the Divine Feminine was stifled, society lost its connection with nature. Celtic Lore and Spellcraft of the Dark Goddess.

You Are a Goddess: Working with the Sacred Feminine to Awaken, Heal and Transform by Sophie Bashford.

Goddess Alive: Inviting Celtic and Norse Goddesses Into Your Life by Michelle Skye.

Warrior Goddess Training by HeatherAsh Amara.

Ancient Christian: Mother Mary, Mary Magdalene, Shekina (Holy Spirit), SophiaĪlso, read any and all books you can get your hands on about goddess spirituality and the Divine Feminine.

Celtic: Brigid, Cerridwen, Rhiannon, Morgan Le Fay.

Native American: Spider Grandmother, Buffalo Calf Woman.

Greek: Artemis, Selene, Aphrodite, Athena.

Look into various goddesses of the past in cultures of interest: Read: If you’re brand new to the concept, or if you’re ready to commit to the path, the first place to start is to research and read. Where to Start with Goddess Spiritualityġ. Those following a goddess spiritual path also believe the Divine Feminine lives within all of us. Or read about Mother Mary and her part of the Divine Feminine. Even Christianity has a female aspect of God that’s been covered for centuries – research Shekina, the female Holy Spirit if you’d like to learn more. You can still be religious but follow a path of goddess spirituality. Some consider themselves Pagan, while others are still Christian or some other religion.

Women and men can practice goddess spirituality as it is beneficial for everyone! What beliefs are part of Goddess spirituality?Īs said before, spiritual beliefs and values will vary by individual however, most who follow a path of the Divine Feminine believe in a Goddess, multiple goddesses, or in the female energy of the Divine/God. Goddess spirituality is a spiritual practice that centers around the Divine Feminine (an aspect of God that’s been stifled for many centuries). Spirituality is what the individual makes of it. It has no dogma or a particular sacred book. Spirituality is a personal belief and experience in the Divine or something bigger and within the individual. Religion is a set of beliefs with rules and often a sacred book that doles out these rules. Here we teach you about goddess spirituality and how the Divine Feminine can enhance your spiritual practice and your life overall. Worship of the Divine Feminine fizzled out after the rise of the Church in the Dark Ages but is making a come-back. It’s been around since the beginning of time. Goddess spirituality isn’t a new concept.