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Voices of the Sacred Feminine

I AM ENOUGH & SO ARE YOU!Discussing Sex, Power, Religion and Politics under the Divine Feminine Umbrella with Rev. Prs. Karen Tate, Hon. D.Min, thought leader, author, speaker and social justice activist. Voices of the Sacred Feminine is the longest running Divine Feminine podcast - on the air since 2009, discussing spiritual psychology, esoteric wisdom, cosmic inquiry and spiritual awareness. Check out the archives!Every Wednesday hear Dr. Rev. Karen Tate, discussing the bees buzzing round in

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01:02:00

Power of Goddess Ideals To Change the World w/Karen Tate

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/11/30

For those of you disheartened you were not in Southern CA to hear this talk LIVE, here it is - the long version - for your listening pleasure....You are not alone if you believe domination and authoritarian patriarchy are destroying countless lives and our planet. There is a more sustainable alternative and it's not new. In fact, it's ancient. Exiled for a time, but making a return, the Sacred Feminine (deity, archetype and ideal) has become indelibly integrated into our lives, reminding humanity

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01:13:00

Men, Goddess & Healing Masculinity w/Erick DuPree

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2017/11/15

Erick DuPree, award winning writer, known most for his feminist writing Alone In Her Presence and his column at the Wild Hunt, DharmaPagan, is author of several books including the anthology, Finding the Masculine in Goddess' Spiral. He is a long-time colaborator within women's mysteries, which is informed by training with the Reclaiming Collective, the Order of the Black Madonna and Rajanka Tantra. His work has been described as intimate, evocative and deeply transcendent and celebrates the

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01:16:00

Myth Shattered & Restored w/Gayatri Devi

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/11/02

Dr. Gayatri Devi, Associate Professor of English and Women & Gender Studies at Lock Haven University in Pennsylvania is with us tonight to discuss the anthology, Myth Shattered and Restored. She sits on the executive board of the Association for the Study of Women and Mythology and she co-edited Myth Shattered and Restored for ASWM. Our chat will delve into myths which have been shattered and restored, the importance of Goddess spirituality and Goddess studies and why this is so vital right

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01:06:00

The World is Your Oracle w/Nancy Vedder Schultz

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/10/26

Nancy Vedder Schultz, Ph.D, speaker and author of The World is Your Oracle is with me tonight sharing how we might "divine" without the usual tools of tarot, runes, or I Ching. We'll also discuss how divination works from a scientific perspective and our conversation will go where most instruments of prophecy rarely go - learning how to prepare, interpret and honor your oracle. We'll have her share her mystical experiences she had researching the book, brought about by singing chants and delve

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00:59:00

In the "I" of the Hurricane - Teaching Juvie Teenage...

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/10/12

TeZa Lord, spiritual activist and author of "In the "I" of the Hurricane" discusses her experience teaching self-empowerment techniques (euphemism for yoga and meditation) to juvie teenage girls in a hi-security lock-up, while simultaneously enduring the head-on strike of a hurricane. TeZa will share what tools we can give these former "bad girls" to help them change their lives - that we can all use for personal transformation. We'll hear how what happens to the girls correlates to what peoplego

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01:22:00

A Mistaken Christianity w/Andrea Mathews

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/09/28

Andrea Mathews, psychotherapist, author and radio show host discusses with our listeners the topic of Mistaken Christianity. Tonight we'll discuss reconsidering long held traditional teachings of the Bible and its root language, how we got to a place where there is more fear of evil than love of and from God leading to so much hate, and rethink some of what we think or hear Jesus said. The "end times" will get a closer look, as will hell and what Jesus said about reincarnation.

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01:33:00

The Tarot: Cycles of Life & Universal Patterns of...

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/09/14

It is my pleasure this evening to have returning to the show the very knowledgeable, Raina Manuel Paris, discussing The Tarot: Cycles of Life and Universal Patterns of Transformation. Raina has a Masters degree in Film from Columbia U and a Ph.D. in Mythological Studies with an emphasis in Depth Psychology. She leads meditation groups and helps students find healing imagery in their lives in a process she calls the Cradle and the Crown. Tonight we'll discuss the first 22 cards of the tarot and

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01:18:00

Birthing Divine Feminine Consciousness w/Eileen Workman

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/08/10

Eileen Workman experienced a profound spiritual awakening in 2007 while working as a financial adviser for Smith Barney. This caused her to leave the financial world and delve into "sacred economics"....She's written Sacred Economics: The Currency of Life as a means for inviting us to question our longstanding assumptions about the nature of capitalism and Raindroops of Love for a Thirsty World is Ms. Workman's second nonfiction offering summoning the wisdom of the Life Force that flows within us

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01:52:00

The Fun of Dying & Staying in Touch in Afterlife with...

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/08/03

Roberta Grimes, novelist, speaker and business attorney, who had two extraordinary experiences of light as a child attempted to understand these experiences. As a result she spent decades studying nearly 200 years of abundant and consistent communications from the dead and other afterlife-related evidence that eventually enabled her to assemble an in-dept understanding of who and what we are, how reality works, the nature of the Divine and the meaning/purpose of our lives. Tonight I'll be talking

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01:23:00

"Love Talk" with Raina Manuel Paris

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/07/27

Join us tonight as Raina Manuel-Paris, holding a Masters degree in Film from Columbia University and a Ph.D. in Mythological Studies with an emphasis in Depth Psychology discusses the big topic of Love - from the seven aspects of love as Plato and Aristotle talked about, to explaining Love as God and the shift from God to Romantic Love. We'll delve into why Eleanor of Aquitane was important in that shift and why/how she was a 12th century feminist. Raina will explore how change in our society is

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01:13:00

How Whole Brain Thinking Can Save the Future w/James...

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/07/20

James Olsen is with us tonight discussing his book - How Whole Brain Thinking Can Save the Future, a practical, science-based, self-help book focused on how we can more consciously and creatively manage the volumes of information that comes to mind each day. James originally meant to help men better understand the thought processes of women, but it quickly became clear that neigher hemisphere could be understood in isolation....they're a team. We'll discuss the nature of our thoughts and how they

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02:01:00

How a Native Woman Mothered America's First English...

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/07/13

Jack Dempsey, writer and editor, returns to the show tonight discussing Native New England and Merrymount - or How a Native Woman Mothered America's First English Poetry. Tonight Jack will chat about the Native New England world, the norms and trends of the first 100 years of European contact and how Native peoples coped with the increasing violence and devastating plague. We'll discuss the plymouth Pilgrims or Plimoth Pilgrims, comparing the traditional view with what we know today. We'll

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01:43:00

The Internet, Manifestation and Social Justice with...

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/06/29

Multi-traditional Shaman, Ayamanatara or Natara for short, is also an author, healer, teacher, trance channel, clairvoyant, mystery school initiate, kabbalist and animal communicator. When does she sleep? Tonight we'll be discussing the Internet, Manifestation and Social Justice because of the very interesting talk I heard her give at the recent Conference on Current Pagan Studies. Natara explains the internet is a manifestation of the 4th dimension or astral realm and that's a good place to work

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01:27:00

Goddess Wisdom for these Times of Global Transition...

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/06/01

Tanishka, best known as Facebook's "Moon Woman" with over half a million followers of her daily guidance, returns to the show tonight to discuss Goddess Wisdom for thes Times of Global Transition. Among the things we'll chat about tonight are why Goddess wisdom is needed more now than every before, how she believes these Goddess traditions and wisdom will help restore the sacred balance, and if she recommends specific practices women can do to support the return of the Sacred Feminine. And of

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01:53:00

Building Pagan Communities/Reweaving the Magic of the...

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/05/25

Pagan Elder, Ivo Dominguez, Jr. is with me tonight discussing the future of the Pagan community as he sees it, based on the talk he gave as the keynote speaker at the recent Conference on Current Pagan Studies in Claremont, CA in January. We'll talk about the work of building coalitions and bridges between different communities, belief systems and ideologies - even though it can be difficult. We'll talk about his insights or practices to facilitate this work. Ivo will also tell us about the

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01:24:00

Examining Our European Myths/In Search of the Ancient...

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/04/20

Joining me tonight is Melissa Crow, Wiccan, shaman, author and graduate cum laude from the University of Southern California with a BA in Creative Writing and a Masters in Library Science from San Jose State University discussing her research examining the images and myths of our European ancestors with particular emphasis on how and when patriarchy came to be. We'll be "In Search of the Ancient Mother" tonight as we look at Goddess imagery and artifacts from the Neolithic to Classical eras,

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01:05:00

Why do Peace & Happiness Elude Us & What To Do About...

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/04/13

Have you been doing a lot of worry and hand-wringing? Have you been worried about what's around the corner and confounded about why peace and happiness eludes us? Why are people so divided? Why is the political scene so ugly? It's happening because as individuals - as an entire species - we've forgotten who we really are. We've confused "self" with ego - the mental program (like a computer code) that gives us the illusion of individuality - an uterly false "reality" similar to what's presented

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01:58:00

Rt. Rev. Patrick McCollum is Back with Stories of...

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/04/06

Rt. Rev. Patrick McCollum, Pagan elder and spokesperson, is back with stories of peace, hope and inspiration. He'll update us on what he's been doing and give us some perspective on what he sees going on in our rapidly changing world.

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01:09:00

Finding Life's Sweet Spot Amidst the Chaos w/Briana...

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/03/16

Tonight Briana Borten, co-Author of The Well Life will chat with us about how to get our lives back under control if you've lost the reins and want greater satisfaction. This is the episode for you if you can't see the way out of an unhealthy job, relationship or poor self-image. Briana will suggest meaningful steps to give yourself a total life makeover. You'll learn how to define your superpowers and cultivate a positive mindset and why moving forward might call for a defining of what you want

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00:51:00

Tribute to Isis (January 1997 to February 2017)...

Voices of the Sacred Feminine ·

2017/03/02

Tonight's show was a tribute to our beloved feline daughter, Isis. She left us on Sunday, February 19th at 2:10PM after being part of our family for 20 years. I tell the magickal tale of this special little creature's sudden passing. * Jack Dempsy was scheduled to be a guest tonight discussing Native American Mother of poetry, but he had technical difficultis and could not get connected.

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