I love goddesses and goddess images; they speak to me
because of divine feminine consciousness.
To me it is having someone powerful in my corner.
The mentioned goddesses have qualities that resonate with my
being.
Quan Yin is merciful,
compassionate and watches over mothers and children.
Isis is a protector
and champion of those who have been put in vulnerable positions. She blesses
all who call her name.
Saraswati is a goddess
of knowledge and intuition. I think of
her as my intuition, if I ask or am uncertain about something (a field of
knowledge) I call her name.
I became acquainted with Lakshmi
by accident in 2010. Actually, there are
no accidents. I was cold one night after
working out, in Whole Foods. There was a
large green thermal long sleeve t-shirt with her image on it. It was cool.
Later I learned it was Lakshmi.
And then I learned she was the goddess of prosperity.
I call Isis,
Saraswati and Lakshmi
a holy trinity.
When I was growing up in Hawaii I learned about Hawaiian
folklore and to this day Pele, goddess of fire still stands out in my
mind. She was powerful; she made
volcanoes erupt when she was mad.
I have always been attracted to mythology, folklore and
fantasy.
I am an artist, I am creative, and I believe anything is
possible.
As a woman I found in order to settle my self into my femininity
I had to delve into my psyche as a woman walking this planet. It helped me heal myself from the wounds
perpetrated against me as a young female.
I was powerful, I was strong, I was capable – that’s what the goddess
gave to me. It opened my heart, mind and
womb to seeing the good and to seeing my creativity. Mostly it opened me to seeing my worth and
value.
Women Who Walk with
Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estes is still one of my favorite books. I can open to any story, any time relate to it and learn something about myself.
What I have gleaned from reading and re-reading this book is
how women make choices and how we turn away from our intuitions and how the
results are often disastrous.
A strong part of healing myself has to do with being able to
believe in my worthiness. My attachment
to the Goddess in all her forms, gives me a strong image of myself that I work
to reflect into my life.
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