From all angles

As we dive into the Nine Nights of the Goddess workshop, we draw inspiration from a multitude of perspectives and experiences, reflecting the vast and interdisciplinary nature of the Divine Feminine’s influence in modern culture.
Our journey is guided by the works of prominent figures who have dedicated their lives to exploring this powerful force.
Let’s take a look at some of them:

• Andrew Harvey, a British spiritual teacher and author, who emphasizes the importance of spiritual practice and the Divine Feminine as a force for healing and transformation.
• Clarissa Pinkola Estés, an American author and psychoanalyst, who explores the power of myths and fairy tales in connecting individuals with the feminine aspect of their psyche.
• Marija Gimbutas, an anthropologist and archaeologist, who researched prehistoric Goddess cultures and believed in the significance of the reemergence of the Divine Feminine to restore balance to human culture.
• Jean Shinoda Bolen and Marion Woodman, both Jungian analysts and writers, who investigate the role of the feminine in psychological healing and spiritual growth.
• Sudhir Kakar, an Indian psychoanalyst and scholar, who presents ideas on the creative force, counterbalancing the masculine, and the importance of integrating the Divine Feminine into modern cultural and psychological practices.
• Ashok Nagpal, a psychiatrist and psychotherapist, who focuses on the importance of balancing masculine and feminine energies in mental healthcare and integrating the Divine Feminine into modern practices.

Each of these brilliant minds brings a unique perspective to the table, giving us a comprehensive and transformative view of the Divine Feminine’s power.