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This is Part II of our feature on the asteroid and Goddess, Pallas Athena.

In this episode, we explore Pallas' shadow side, such as how she relates to other women. We also discuss the astrological community more broadly, and whether there is need for an accessible, standardized grievance board.

As always, we'd love to hear what you think!

To contact Jasmine and Eliza, or to book a reading, head to http://www.kosmictonic.com.

For more on Kestrel: http://www.kestrelneathawk.com

For our YouTube channel, which has different content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUkeiGLa_ZG9h8gqSvE1eAg

For further reading:

Pallas, Coronavirus, & Immune System by Demetra George

The Asteroid Goddesses: The Mythology, Psychology, and Astrology of the Re-Emerging Feminine by Demetra George

Astrology and the Authentic Self: Traditional Astrology for the Modern Mind by Demetra George

Goddesses in Every Woman by Jean Shinoda Bolen

Lost Goddesses of Early Greece: A Collection of Pre-Hellenic Myths by Charlene Spretnak

The Oresteia (Aeschylus)

Metamorphoses (Ovid)

The Odyssey (Homer)

The Iliad (Homer)

Is it Mars, your animus or Pallas Athena? In your moments of independence, shrewdness, competition, or will, you may be channelling the wily, "grey-eyed" daughter of Zeus.

In this episode, we talk about that Goddess of war / wisdom / strategy / justice / art + craft.

We talk about the asteroid as immune system defence. We share stories and grievances. We dig into the literary history, psychology, and dirt. Enjoy!

For more on Jasmine and Eliza, or to book a reading, head to http://www.kosmictonic.com. For more on Kestrel: http://www.kestrelneathawk.com

For our YouTube channel, which has different content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUkeiGLa_ZG9h8gqSvE1eAg

For further reading:

Pallas, Coronavirus, & Immune System by Demetra George

The Asteroid Goddesses: The Mythology, Psychology, and Astrology of the Re-Emerging Feminine by Demetra George

Astrology and the Authentic Self: Traditional Astrology for the Modern Mind by Demetra George

Goddesses in Every Woman by Jean Shinoda Bolen

Lost Goddesses of Early Greece: A Collection of Pre-Hellenic Myths by Charlene Spretnak

The Oresteia (Aeschylus)

Metamorphoses (Ovid)

The Odyssey (Homer)

The Iliad (Homer)

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Women you are allowed to be anything you want! This podcast looks at the false notions of Goddess and rips them up! 

A sacred life. What does it truly mean?

As Ceryn prepares to welcome Author and Theologian Meggan Watterson to the Divine Feminist, she dives into the topic by sharing her own journal into all things spiritual so far this life.

From the cold churches of her childhood to the meditating mean girls she met in new age circles and the complex how to books which scared her off from being the witch she'd dreamed of, Ceryn shares a story that is likely to resonate with many others; about a search for connection that never quite helped her feel accepted.

Until it led her to recognise the one thing she needed to revere and worship above all, and to work with the power that could be found in that.

Episode notes

• Next week's guest is Meggan Watterson. Read more about Meggan at her website.
• There is one book on witchcraft that Ceryn loves and would happily recommend. Witch by Lisa Lister is available here. 
• Music is Start again, copyright Alex (2014), sourced through YouTube and available to hear in full here.
• If you'd like to know more about working with Ceryn, and about Soul-Led Therapy, her approach to talking therapies, click here
• And remember, to keep up with the latest from Ceryn and the podcast follow @divine.feminist on Instagram.

Electro-soul-pop goddess Nondi breaks down the album that has had the biggest impact on her creative path, Solange's "A Seat at the Table." From the lusciously textured visual album's palette to Solange's creating a sense of "black girl weirdo" permission for other black women to fully embrace their weird, Nondi expounds on the many ways this album has touched her personal and creative life. Find Nondi's new EP "Water" on Spotify and iTunes, and follow her on instagram @Nondi. 

Most of us are not aware of the extent to which we are out of our bodies. We live in a culture that’s very heady. We are very cerebral about everything. We live more in the possibility rather than the reality.
~Karen Clothier

Talking with wise woman and womb priestess Karen Clothier of WildQueens.com about her road of success through the "go go go" world of  Silicon Valley to newsworthy online retailer to healer and teacher living a simple life in the south of France.

We explore the essence of feminine power and what it means to be called into the body through grief while being guided by the Black Madonna. An especially timely conversation for women in the wake of the #metoo movement. Also, for men who want to understand what's going on with women and what the next phase of our humanity is calling forth.

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

• Feeling like a failure while living an outwardly successful life
• What Mary Magdalene and the Black Madonna can teach us about being in our bodies
• Finding our value independent of what others think of us
• When you feel emotion as a life energy rather than a story, it passes through you
• Fear is so much worse then the reality

ABOUT KAREN CLOTHIER

Karen Clothier supports women to find their inner Wild Queen, their sovereignty and their true worth without constantly giving and nurturing others. She left a long term relationship at 53 feeling nurturing-fatigued, and moved to the South of France after a series of very specific dreams. Here she is learning about love, loss and the Black Madonna. Extended Bio

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It’s been a somewhat stormy week in the Mojave with lots of dramatic afternoon clouds, rogue winds, high humidity, and a few drops of rain. This monsoon season is a good time to make a bow in the direction of Oya, the Yoruban goddess of wind and storms. 

In this program I tell a story about Oya and Shango. I also talk about the dynamics between masculine and feminine energies in music. This show features a couple short examples of the drumming used to honor and call the goddess Oya.

MITM theme music by Travis Rosenberg. Thanks to Radio Free Joshua Tree for providing MITM a home on internet radio-- and thank you for listening!