How did a woman who made her career writing about business and finance end up with a spiritual site focusing on communing with Goddesses?

 

I ask myself the same thing every day. 

 

I used to be so left-brained, analytical, and logical. I was great at my job. But I didn’t feel fulfilled. I knew there was more to life than what was on the surface.

 

As I began to dive into my spiritual side, I started taking visual meditations and shamanic journeys. Each time, I would meet a guide or spirit who would offer me some valuable insight.

 

I’ve always been interested in mythology, particularly Greek and Roman, so it should be no surprise that Goddesses started showing up!

What was interesting was that my interaction with them was far from the humbled deity reverence I was familiar with, having grown up in the Catholic church (and said goodbye to it in my teens).

 

Instead, the Goddesses feel like old friends. I often sit with Mary Magdalene (and yes, I consider her a Goddess) when I'm being hard on myself and need compassion and a cup of tea. Kali, unlike her fierce, fiery reputation, is actually quite gentle and protective. Lakshmi, Saraswati, Durga, and Brigid are other favorites.