Dark Goddess Divine
The Dark Goddess Is Calling
This Divine energy can help us confront and release our shadow selves, as well as inspire us to embrace our power and creativity
Work on Embracing the Power of the Dark Feminine and Unleash Your True Potential
Are you ready to explore the depths of your inner self and unlock your true potential? Are you ready to embrace the power of the dark feminine and tap into your own transformative power?
If so, join us on a journey to discover the ancient wisdom of the Dark Goddess.
In this space, you will learn how you can connect with the dark goddesses from various cultures, including Inanna, Durga, The Black Madonna, Spider Grandmother, The Morrighan, Oya, Pombagira, Santa Muerte, Pele, and Oyuki. Through a series of workshops, Q&A’s and monthly prerecorded videos, you will gain a deeper understanding of the dark goddesses and their attributes, and learn how to incorporate their energy into your daily life.
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Research the Dark Goddess
Learn about the different interpretations of the Dark Goddess across cultures and spiritual practices. Gain a better understanding of what the Dark Goddess represents and how she is traditionally invoked
What Dark Goddess is Calling
Do you feel drawn to her energy? Do you resonate with her archetypal qualities? Listen to your intuition and pay attention to any signs or synchronicities that may arise.
Set clear intentions for your practice
What do you hope to gain from connecting with her? What aspects of yourself do you want to explore or transform? Write down your intentions and keep them in mind as you move forward.
Create a sacred space
To honor and invite the Dark Goddess into your practice, create a dedicated altar or sacred space. This can include candles, crystals, symbols, or images that represent the Dark Goddess to you.
Ritual Practice
There are many different ways to invoke the energy of the Dark Goddess, learn some common practices, find what resonates with you
Reflect and integrate
Working on taking the time to reflect on your experiences and integrate any insights or revelations into your daily life.
The Dark Goddesses
Here is a more extended list of Dark Goddesses from different cultures and a brief description of their attributes!
Some of the Goddesses
Lilith is a figure from Jewish mythology who is associated with sexuality, independence, and rebellion. She is often depicted as a demoness or vampire, and is sometimes considered a symbol of women’s empowerment.
Sekhmet is a goddess of war and destruction in Egyptian mythology. She is often depicted with the head of a lioness and the body of a woman, and is associated with healing, protection, and transformation.
Ereshkigal is the goddess of the underworld in Sumerian mythology. She is often depicted as a dark, gloomy figure, and is associated with death, grief, and transformation.
Tiamat is a goddess of chaos and creation in Babylonian mythology. She is often depicted as a sea serpent or dragon, and is associated with the primordial forces of the universe.
Live Workshops
Tapping into the different Divine energies of the Dark Goddess
Q&A's
Sacred space to techniques to help you navigate your personal experiences
Digital Downloads
Pdf's, Planners, Journal Prompts and more!
Are you ready to explore the depths of your inner self and unlock your true potential?
Are you ready to embrace the power of the dark feminine and tap into your own transformative power?
If so, join us on a journey to discover the ancient wisdom of the Dark Goddess.
In this course, you will learn to connect with the dark goddesses from various cultures, including Inanna, Durga, The Black Madonna, Spider Grandmother, The Morrighan, Oya, Pombagira, Santa Muerte, Pele, and Oyuki. Through a series of modules, you will gain a deeper understanding of the dark goddesses and their attributes, and learn how to incorporate their energy into your daily life.