Are your spiritual views actually obstacles to your transformation?
Life constantly hands us change... quite often launching us into a transition... or overwhelm... or even leaving us feeling a bit lost...
Perhaps you’ve let go of a significant relationship, realized your career is not aligned with your calling, recently lost a loved one, or are facing a chronic illness.
And if you slow down long enough to tune into your intuition for guidance, you’ll most likely hear it telling you that the masculine-rooted “fixing” or “overcoming” of your obstacles hasn’t really worked... a new approach is needed.
In fact, deep down, you already know there’s a more feminine approach to transforming fear, unease, and suffering...
The feminine doesn’t ask us to fix our brokenness, it calls us to embrace it.
And there are no better mentors in this approach of compassionate deconstruction — of our preconceived notions of personal power and service — than the women mystics and goddesses. When we open to their guidance, we are never again alone in our life struggles.
Their potent feminine energies are already within you, awaiting your rediscovery — energies you can draw on for guiding wisdom, renewal, mercy, creative expression, and even the reclaiming of your sensuality.
In this 60-minute online event with world-renowned interspiritual teacher and author Mirabai Starr, you’ll discover your capacity to embrace darkness as the path to the light at your core like St. Teresa of Avila, stand in peaceful resistance and courage like Mary Magdalene, and muster invincible power over evil like the Goddess Durga.
Mirabai’s unique insights into the Divine Feminine will show you how to “live into the Sacred,” and how this can enrich your personal spiritual practice and help you cultivate more courage, self-empowerment, and self-compassion for facing life’s challenges.
She’s a highly-sought-after expert on the feminine mystics and goddesses, recently named one of the 100 Most Spiritually Influential Living People in 2020 by Watkins’ Mind, Body, Spirit magazine.
