The Goddess, The Witch & The Womb

What are the gateways of initiation for a Womb Priestess? Whether you want to be a Priestess or if you just want to cultivate the divine feminine energy in your life, this episode shares eleven different ways to actively work towards being sovereign and embodied. Discover the art of Sacred Movement and ways to overcome shame and guilt around Sacred Beauty as well as nine other ways to initiate your goddess within. These gateways can provide an opportunity for Shadow Work or just a natural integration into your lifestyle as a woman, as a Priestess, as a Divine Feminine leader, or a Womb Priestess. This episode was inspired by the book, Sacred Womb by Queen Afua. The Eleven Gateways of Initiation Sacred Words Sacred Food Sacred Beauty Sacred Movement Creating Sacred Space Sacred Healing Sacred Unions & Relationships Sacred Lotus Sacred Sisterhood Sacred Time Sacred Work & Service Book Resources: Sacred Woman by Queen Afua Womb Awakening by Azra and Seren Bertrand Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goddesswitchwomb/ Follow us on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@goddesswitchwomb

Imbolc is one of the Sabbats that is celebrated by witches and pagans in the Wheel of the Year. This is the midway point between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox. Candles are traditionally lit to honor the returning of the sun as every day gets a little lighter. The Goddess, Brigid is said to walk the earth on the eve of Imbolc and she is traditionally associated with this holiday. Discover different ways to honor the gradual return of the light with candles, scarves, corn dollies, herbs, colors, Brigid's cross, and mending anything in your magical cabinet. During any holiday, your intentions are important and Brigid brings her qualities of healing, poetry, protection and blacksmithing. How are you celebrating this holiday? Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goddesswitchwomb/ Follow us on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@goddesswitchwomb

Do you know why your womb is a cauldron of manifestation? In this episode, Harmony shares the energy behind the womb, what a womb priestess is, and why everyone on the planet needs womb healing. A womb priestess vows to be a chalice for the return of the divine feminine on this planet and teaches you how clear out the trauma and the wounds that are stored in the womb and in the yoni. Topics in this episode: The definition of the word, "yoni" The definition of the word, "womb" The magnetic poles of the male and female bodies Cellular womb healing How the womb magnetizes for manifestation How one can help heal the wounds stored in the womb The womb seen as a vessel, cup, cauldron and holy grail How shadow work is complimentary to womb healing How to use yoni eggs and yoni wands for healing What is the de-armoring of the womb The eight Gateways of the womb The womb as a cosmic altar Saying the seed sounds in your name for healing the relationship to the throat chakra The relationship to the Strength card in the Tarot and physical empowerment How the Merkabah and sacred geometry reflect the energetic and magnetic poles in the body Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goddesswitchwomb/ Follow us on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@goddesswitchwomb

This episode comes with a specific trigger warning not to listen if you are sensitive to violent abuse against women. Did you know there are current modern day witch hunts in our world and women who are not even treated as human? Find out how we can energetically support these women in their time of need. This episode covers the recent protests in Iran following the death of Mahsa Amini, a twenty-two year old girl who died after allegedly breaching the dress code for women. Women, Life, Freedom is the slogan that is being chanted by thousands of protesters. The average age of these protesters - many of whom have died or are still being imprisoned - is sixteen years old. In America, there is an advisory from the Department of Homeland Security for racial and religious minorities as well as the LGBTQIA communities. Witches and witchcraft fall under the category of religious minorities. Be in the know of what is going in the world. Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goddesswitchwomb/ Follow us on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@goddesswitchwomb

Cerridwen is a sixth century sorceress who becomes a well-known historical Welsh goddess. She is married to a giant and has two children when she decides to create a potion of all-knowing omnipotence and magic. Intended for her son, she brews this potion in her magic cauldron, Awen. However, the potion does not go as planned when a young boy who is stirring the potion accidentally splashes three drops on his thumb and instinctively licks the potion and becomes a powerful shapeshifter with knowledge and insight. The run for his life begins as Cerridwen chases him down through shapeshifting magic and eventually consumes him while in the form of a hen. She becomes pregnant and gives birth to a third child, Taliesin who later becomes the most famous Welsh bard in history. This episode is rich with discovering the importance of the cauldron and how it connects to your womb, to your magic and to the All That is. Explore the relationship to The Fool in the Tarot with the womb of creation. Could the tale of Cerridwen been a reference to the Lady of the Lake and the tales of Avalon and King Arthur? Join April, Harmony and Maggie as they discuss the importance of the cauldron of your womb space. Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Exploring your shadow side can be scary, hard and daunting, but discovering the shadow of the feminine and how that expresses itself is actually a safe and healthy practice to have in our lives. It's not as scary as what we might think when we think of the word shadow. It is very healthy that we look into our shadow to recover fragmented pieces of our mind from our childhood. Shadow work uncovers repressed or denied aspects of self in the unconscious or subconscious mind which will helps us to integrate the inner child. We can approach the shadow through our conditioning, identifying our fears, and discovering our "Yes" and our "No." In this episode of The Goddess, The Witch & The Womb learn new ways to work with your shadow through expressing yourself through your body, your voice, your inner rage and anger in a simple embodiment exercise. Heal and reunite these hidden aspects of ourselves and pull them from the shadows and into our light and love. Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

The Goddess and God, Nut and Geb, are parents to five important Egyptian Gods and Goddesses including Osiris, Horus, Isis, Seth, and Nephthys. Join us as we explore how Nut was able to overcome a curse from Ra to birth these great deities. Discover how history moved from a lunar calendar to a solar calendar and how that corresponds with a lot of holidays, agriculture and traditions. Was sex magick part of being a goddess of creation? Did you know the Egyptian symbol of the ankh relates to your womb? Join, April, Harmony and Maggie as they dive into the potential origins of sex magick and what that really means for us in today's society as we discover the power of sexual energy. Resources: When God Was a Woman by Merlin Stone: https://www.amazon.com/Whttps://www.amazon.com/When-God-Woman-Merlin-Stone/dp/015696158X Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Happy Solstice! How are you celebrating Winter Solstice during this portal of time where the sun stands still for three days? Are you going to do a spiral ceremony? Carve, paint and burn a Yule log? Light a candle, dance around a fire, and burn your list of intentions and releases to the Divine Mother? In this episode, April, Harmony and Maggie discuss exploring your shadow as you ponder on what you would like to release during the longest days of the year and also what you would like to plant as a seed of consciousness to start the germination process in the dark days of winter. As the Holly King battles for the mantle of light against the Oak King, the God, Tammuz is turning into an evergreen tree and an old legend of the Christmas tree is revealed in this episode of The Goddess, The Witch & The Womb! Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Did you know there was Christmas Witch that an entire country celebrates? In this weeks episode we will explore the folklore of La Befana, the Italian Witch who visits children on Epiphany Eve filling stockings with baked goods and sweet treats. Myth meets reality as we share what has been passed down through the ages about three "wise guys" who showed up on her doorstep or was it "three wise men" who were following a bright star in the sky that would lead them to Bethlehem where a baby King was prophesied to be born that would bring peace, and love to the world. Decide for yourself if you believe that her story actually happened or was it just a tale? Join Maggie, April, and Harmony as they dive deep into Italian folklore and how a culture that is known for its religious beliefs in Catholicism actually accepts and celebrates a Witch every January 6th! Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Are you familiar with the story of Hansel and Gretel and Cinderella and have you heard of Baba Yaga, known as "The Hag of Terror," the trickster, the villain and the savior? In this episode, find out the myths and stories from thousands of years ago of the old ogre in the woods who has a magical cabin that sprouts chicken legs to replant itself in different locations. The fear and evil of the hag who eats children may have been true in some cases but only when she was provoked. Explore the witch wound of the fierce female protectress. How has the witch been demonized by church propaganda to keep women from exploring their power? Enjoy the story of the ogre, the witch in the woods, the protectress of the other world and the hag that eats children. April, Harmony and Maggie also address a listener's question about yearning for sisterhood. Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

There are two goddesses in the Greek and Roman pantheon that are primarily seen as blindfolded; Fortuna and Themis. Fortuna has a cornucopia with coins, fruits, vegetables and all kinds of earthly possessions pouring out. Fortuna is also blindfolded as if to represent that luck is blind and meaning that life wasn't always fair to everyone. Fortuna bestows her blessings on the lucky ones to represent that some energies you don't have to work for, they just come naturally. Fortuna is also the patron goddess of the Roma Gypsies. Oftentimes she is portrayed with the Wheel of Fortune. Join April, Harmony and Maggie this week as they look into the relationships between the blindfolded goddesses and the Wheel of Fortune and Justice in the Major Arcana of the Tarot. They also discuss Karma, Dharma and the Law of Cause and Effect and how it may play a role with the blindfolded blessings of Fortuna. Resources: Donate to the Witch Children: Safe Child Africa: http://www.safechildafrica.org Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

The Triple Goddess was known to the ancient Celts as the Morrigan. She was a member of the Tuatha Dé Danaan, the fairy people of ancient Ireland. Has the archetype of the Maiden, Mother, and Crone been fragmented by the patriarchy? At one point the patriarchy tried to separate the Morrigan into three aspects, like the Gorgons. The Morrigan was a goddess of protection and was called in before each battle. There are stories of the Morrigan running ahead of the wars, naked in front of all of the men and covered in blue power symbol paint. She runs toward her enemies and at the last moment, shape shifts into a raven and circles the battle ground to watch for the dead. Find out how to work with the Morrigan on your altar and discover your inner triple goddess! Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

The discussion of 13, Covens and the Horned God continues in this week's episode as we explore the difference between the Horned God and the Devil. Learn how the word Coven is carried through the witch hunts, familial witchcraft, 20th century witchcraft and modern gatherings of a spiritual nature. Do you have a witch wound around the word, "coven?" Let us all take a moment to remember Isobel Gowdie who was the first witch to use the word coven after being tortured for six weeks in four separate torture sessions. Her confession was extracted and she was killed by strangulation and then was burned. Explore the modern day witch hunts as an undercurrent of the "war on women" such as the witch fest in New York in 2022 which was inundated with protestors. Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Discover the history of Covens, the number thirteen and the Horned God in this week's episode. The modern day interpretation holds more fear than was originally intended. 13 is a sacred and lucky number and also roots back into the Lunar calendar which has thirteen moon cycles. Covens were groups of men and women who came together in sacred ceremony and sometimes to honor the Horned God. Find out the lore, connections, numerology and power of these ancient connections. Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

In this week's episode, April, Harmony & Maggie dive into the history and origins of Samhain, also known as Halloween. Discover the history of trick-or-treating, costumes, the Day of the Dead (All Saints Day) and sacred sex on this day. Explore how to celebrate this holiday as a modern day witch. Trick-or-treating and going door-to-door originated in Ireland. Children would sing songs for people's dead ancestors and the neighbors would give the children little cakes in exchange for their songs. They would also wear costumes that could protect you from being seen by the dead on the other side and also hide you from the fairies and supernatural beings. Some of the history brought to the surface in this episode is of the lover's union between the God, Dagda and The Morrigan, a Celtic goddess. The sacred sex between these two always occurred on October 31st. Celebrate Samhain today with decorating altars, blessings, fire festivals, certain herbs, colors, the practice of mediumship and divining. Tags us in your Instagram posts so we can share you Samhain celebrations! Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goddesswitchwomb/

Join April, Harmony and Maggie as they share supernatural stories with a green witch, a mysterious doll, and a beautiful woman who offered her protection. What wakes you up in the night? As we approach Samhain and the thinning of the veil, are you having supernatural experiences? Many people unknowingly open up doors to dark energies and find themselves dabbling in dark magic. Possibly, they are opening themselves to communicate or to have experiences with entities in spirit, both positive and negative. These supernatural experiences are very common so pay attention to what you are focusing on. Share your stories and experiences, because you are not alone. Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Did you know that the veil between the world of the living and the dead is thinning? As we approach Samhain, the Witches New Year, also known as Halloween, join April, Harmony and Maggie as they discuss mediumship, the thinning of the veil, seances, channeling, and our natural gifts of connecting with loved ones on the other side. Mediumship is a natural ability for everyone. You can start by leading from your heart and focusing on the love you have for those on the other side or for your ancestors. This is the feminine time of year when your receptive nature is more attuned with feelings, intuition and communication through the veil of the living and the dead. Everyone's process with connecting to the other side is different so don't judge yourself and be kind. Everyone processes these messages in a different way. You also control your psychic and mediumship abilities by setting your personal safety, rules and regulations. Learn more about developing your Psychic and Mediumship gifts on the Psychic Evolution Podcast with your very own host, Maggie Clark and Psychic Medium, Jamie Clark: https://www.psychicevolution.net Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

The first rule of witchcraft is, "First, do no harm." What you put out, you will receive tenfold. So intention is very important when you think of every thought and every word that you speak as being a spell. Spell work is creating your whole life as a spell and letting everything you do revolve around that intention. In this episode, discover new spells that you can do as you move through your daily life, and create new intentions to support your witchy lifestyle! Speaking your truth and living your true intention is the most important part of spell crafting. What you talk about and pay attention to is influencing your consciousness and subconsciousness all of the time. Our brain becomes hardwired from external influences and also ancestral trauma. Tuning into frequencies of love and positive energy creates a ripple effect for your future ancestors to attune themselves to and for healing to occur through your lineage. Some of the original Spell Work focused around birth and death as these were the most wondrous and miraculous transitions. You are closest to Source energy and your divine sovereignty at the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead. Some of the most powerful spells used today have similar intentions and motivations as those of your ancestors from thousands of years ago. As modern day society is opening up to magic, and baby witches are on the rise, we have opportunities to make new traditions with loving intentions. Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Did you know that the oldest, most ancient, authentic, simplistic form of invocation and supplication to the Gods is prayer. All witchcraft, spell work and everything that we have today started with the basic 101 of prayer. Early records of people trying to appease the gods or even making offerings is how ritual and ceremony was created with the idea that we leave something for the deity or for the person that we're trying to get the attention from so that we can find favor with them. We can look at a spell and prayer as the same thing. Spell crafting is adding the craft practice to the prayer work, and together you're creating a manifestation. Ultimately, prayer, spell work, and manifesting are the same thing, and they work together like a weave. Being in the right place within yourself before doing spell work and really getting honest with yourself to how you feel about the other people in your life is how you energetically practice spell work. Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Learn the Wheel of the Year and how to live your life intentionally through the different seasons and phases that the earth cycles through and that our bodies cycle through. April, Harmony, and Maggie discuss the eight major celebrations for witches and earth based practices; Samhain, Winter Solstice (or Yule), Imbolc (Candlemas), Spring Equinox (Ostara), Beltane, Summer Solstice (Litha), Lughnasadh (Lammas), and Fall Equinox (Mabon). Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Are you ready to celebrate the Fall Equinox? Join April, Harmony and Maggie for a special episode to celebrate Mabon. How are you going to celebrate this year as Mama Luna takes reign over the mantle of light and we deepen into the surrender of the harvest time? Share your celebrations with us on Instagram and tag us in your posts @goddesswitchwomb https://www.instagram.com/goddesswitchwomb/ Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Join April, Harmony and Maggie as they discuss the motivation of witches in relationship to the light and the dark, good and evil, positive and negative intent. What would motivate a witch to use dark magic or dance with the devil, or were most of the witches in history working as healers and with positive intent? How do we demonize the dark and the shadow and what are the division of lines if you are not harming anyone? Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Join April, Harmony and Maggie as they explore three historical witches in Europe, Alice Kyteler, Mother Shipton, and Aradia. The first recorded woman condemned for witchcraft in Ireland, Alice Kyteler also known as the Witch of Kilkenny, had four husbands who all died. Could they have died from ergot poisoning? Ursula Southeil, known as Mother Shipton, was a witch and prophetess who foretold the fate of rulers and the burning of London in 1666. Find out how she survived her fate as an orphan and the wrath of Henry the VIII. Aradia, daughter of Diana and Lucifer, was a Goddess known as the Queen of Witches. Her birth was supposed to herald the end of the Catholic church. She was supposed to teach witchcraft to all women on the planet to empower them, to fight back against the patriarchy. What did all these witches have in common and what were their differences? Find out in today's episode as these famous witches in Europe are revealed as healers and prophetesses. Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Join April, Harmony and Maggie as they explore two historical witches in North America. The first woman accused of being a witch in Salem, Massachussets in 1692 was Tituba, a slave woman. This launched one of the most famous witch hunts in history where twenty-five people were killed for being a witch. Ergot poisoning is the culprit to some of the visions that may have led to the witch accusations, which has a similar effect to the body as the modern day drug, LSD. Cotton Mather used the Malleus Maleficarum, The Witches Hammer, a book published in 1486 to discover who was a witch. Grace Sherwood, the witch of Pungo lived in the Virginia Beach area in the late 1600's. She was a midwife, cared for animals and had knowledge of herbs. She was accused of being a witch when her neighbor had a miscarriage. Grace was found to have two witch marks and was found guilty in a Colonial trial and sentenced to witch dunking. She wouldn't die after several attempts of dunking. She was kept in prison until 1714 and then was quietly released. Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Dive deep into the origins of the Red Tent, menstrual huts, birthing caves and womb wisdom. Explore the essence of moon cycles, menstruation and the origin of the Womb Priestess. How can the modern day Red Tent be a source of support, strength and bonding between women? How do we normalize the natural sensuality of women? Menstrual Huts are still practiced with the Ethiopian Jewish women and the Dogon tribe in Africa who claim to be the descendants of the lost tribe of Dan. The concept of the modern day Red Tent is based on a book by Anita Diamant. In our society we practice moon huts, moon lodges and moon ceremonies where women gather to support each other. Resources: "The Red Tent" by Anita Diamant https://www.amazon.com/Red-Tent-20th-Anniversary-Novel/dp/0312427298 Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Magical Jargon, Part 2 Join April, Harmony and Maggie as they discuss the magical jargon that they use to define words commonly used such as the Witch, Wicca, Tarot, Oracle, Medium, Oracle of the Heart Space, Oracle of the Womb, and Sovereign. This episode lays down the framework for many of the topics of The Goddess, The Witch & The Womb podcast. Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com Astrology Jewelry: COUPON CODE FOR 20% OFF: GWW https://www.maggieclark.net/shop-1

Join April, Harmony and Maggie as they discuss the magical jargon that they use to describe concepts such as the Higher Self, Sacred, Divine, Divine Feminine, Divine Masculine, Kundalini, the Serpent, Feminine Empowerment Energy, Sexual Energy. This episode lays down the framework for many of the topics of The Goddess, The Witch & The Womb podcast. Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com Astrology Jewelry: COUPON CODE FOR 20% OFF: GWW https://www.maggieclark.net/shop-1

Blood magic, healing and giving birth to red coral! What else is Medusa known for? Join April, Harmony and Maggie as they discuss the snake medicine of Medusa. What does the reptile and snake energy stand for? Snake has always stood for wisdom and is connected to the wisdom of sexual energy with the kundalini serpent. Medusa's Snakes After being raped by Poseidon, the famed goddess Athena cursed Medusa and her two sisters. April shares the traced roots of Medusa to a North African, Burbot religion. Stheno and Euryale, Medusa's sisters were two innocent women who were turned into gorgons, but their origins seem more connected to the Greeks. Was this story a narrative to induce fear of power, wisdom, and sexual energy? How did this effect the female wounding in history? Connect: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com Astrology Jewelry: COUPON CODE FOR 20% OFF: GWW https://www.maggieclark.net/shop-1

Explore the goddess, Medusa, one of the Gorgons that was cursed by Athena for being raped and conceiving a child by Poseidon. Join April, Harmony and Maggie as they talk about the importance of the sister wound in history and the impact of another Goddess falling from grace. Medusa's Story: Medusa had dedicated her life to the Goddess, Athena and studied under her lineage. Medusa was famed to be a beautiful woman and had committed herself to a life of celibacy in her devotion to Athena. Poseidon desired Medusa and raped her. Instead of supporting a woman who had been raped, Athena then cursed Medusa and her two sisters. What is this sister wound about and how does it influence female relationships today. The Gorgon, the snake headed goddess, was very popular in north Africa about three-thousand years ago. Perseus kills Medussa, and Pegasus springs out of the blood from her neck. Pegasus was the child of Medusa .Perseus, also known as Jason, flies over north Africa holding Medussa's bleeding head which creates the red sea, the red sea coral, and the red serpent. The Sister Wound: Harmony shares part of her mission is to help other women to be able to be seen and heard and heal wounds of sexual rape and abuse. Woman are afraid to even press charges because they are afraid of having the finger pointed back at them from not just the patriarchy, but from their sisters, and from their mothers. We need to understand this story of Medusa so that we can use it as our strength and so we're not repeating these same historical wounds. https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Berehynia - The Creation of a Goddess How is a goddess created? We welcome you to explore this Ukrainian Goddess, Berehynia, whose statue is standing tall in Kyiv. Join April, Harmony and Maggie as they discuss how this goddess was created. They also explore the energy of protection and how it expresses in the feminine and masculine energies. Who is Berehynia? In the center of Kyiv, a statue of Berehynia stands as a protectress to the Ukrainian nation. Is it possible this Goddess provides energetic safety for the people of the Ukraine during this time of war? April explains that she was created by the people of the Ukraine to represent a beautiful and independent hearth goddess. As the Ukrainian people established themselves as an autonomous country, they also created new ways to express their independence. A statue of Berehynia was commissioned in the 1990's as part of this Neo-paganism movement. https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Have you ever heard the story of Lilith? Join April, Harmony and Maggie as they talk about how Lilith was shunned, hidden and demonized. This biblical goddess is making a resurgence into main stream consciousness as one of the first divine feminine archetypes. Thankfully, the ancient Nag Hammadi scrolls that have recently resurfaced from their historical hiding place shed truth and light into her story. The Story of Lilith: Lilith has been referenced in the Kabbalah, the old testament, and in the Nag Hammadi scrolls. According to the Bible and ancient texts, Lilith was the first woman created out of the same dirt as Adam, the first man, or as another story tells it, taken from the skull bone of Adam. She no longer wanted to lay beneath Adam when having sex so Adam complained to God and she was banished from the Garden of Eden. Of course, it is under debate if Adam and Lilith were truly the first people on Earth because Lilith was banished to the land of Nod and there were people already living there. Thrown into the Shadows: One of the earliest Witch Wounds was being banished for not wanting to have sex on the bottom. Lilith continued to be demonized as her story was removed from Biblical texts and she appears next in Medieval times where she is portrayed as the wife of Lucifer, the Devil. Lilith stood up for what she believed was equality and fairness. She has been thrown into the shadows for centuries but she is re-surging into mainstream pop culture and she should be honored as a divine feminine archetype. Connect with the Witches: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Join April, Harmony and Maggie as they delve deeper into the witch wound and talk about religious witch wounds and sexual witch wounds. Divine feminine birthright means you were meant to have a true expression of your life force energy, your sexual energy. These witch wounds need to be talked about and expressed in a healthy healing environment. Religious Witch Wounds: Where does the need to be good come from? Harmony shares how parts of the Bible were removed and manipulated. People go to church for many reasons including needing healing. April shares her story of being asked to leave the Seventh Day Adventist church because she was challenging the church elders in order to understand the Bible deeper. Harmony shares her story of being in a court of 12 men, religious leaders of the Mormon Church, and having to share her story of sexual abuse without feeling safe. Sexual Witch Wounds: Maggie shares how American sexual energy has been repressed and how that creates a wound that detaches you and pushes you away from your life force energy. How does one return to their sexual energy and their divine energy to feel empowered and embodied. Sexual witch wounds can be cultural, societal and/or religious conditioning. Looking at what needs to be healed will lead you into and through your witch wounds. April shares your story of sexual abuse at the age of five with a nurse. She interpreted this experience as something was wrong with her and she was shamed through this abuse as it was integrated with her psyche at a young age. Harmony shares that in a group of women you will find more that have been sexually abused than not. This is what brought Harmony into wanting to be a Womb Priestess when she found out her daughters had been sexually abused. They talk about how important it is to talk about these experiences. Connect with the Witches: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Join Harmony, April and Maggie as they discuss the recent decision by the Supreme Court to overturn Roe V. Wade. The implications of this decision may be far reaching as it takes away a woman's constitutional right to an abortion and leaving abortion laws to individual states. Discover how to resource yourself going forward and how you can educate yourself during these uncertain times. Resources: https://www.emilyslist.org Connect with the Goddesses: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Join Harmony, April and Maggie as they discuss the history of the symbolic witch. In this episode, they talk about how women are moving out of a survival mode from these witch wounds of the past and embracing the healing needed to thrive, not just survive. Survival Mode: Survival techniques that have been carried over from our ancestors and past lives that we have lived are needing healing and love so that women can thrive and not just survive. The conditioning of women has been influenced by our parents, religions and cultures. It is important to recognize the divinity within ourselves and to love all aspects of our journey through compassion and empathy in order to move out of a survival mode that is no longer necessary. Witch Wound: Constantine was the first Roman Emperor to convert to Christianity. He sent armies out to kill anyone who was not of the same belief system. Women at the time were treated as second class citizens. After many of their husbands were killed, the women started to brew beer and sell it on the street corners. They wore pointy hats to be seen in the crowds. This is where we see the image of the "Witch" start to form with their pointy hats, stirring a cauldron. The word "witch" meant "she who gathers sticks or herbs." During Witch trials, many women started judging and criticizing other women. They turned on each other for fear of being killed. Humanity can benefit when we heal through divine feminine empowerment energy. Collective Consciousness: The big shift happened 6000 years ago when we moved from a matrilineal society to a patrilineal society with the introduction of Zoroastrianism and monotheism. This is when the shift of power started between the feminine and the masculine. The energy in the collective consciousness holds vibrations of different layers of consciousness. There is a thread that connects everyone. We saw this consciousness thread during the Witch trials. Even without modern technology such as phones and internet, witch trials were happening at the same time in many different parts of the world. Our energetics feed the thread that connects the mass consciousness. If we all start connecting and embracing the divine feminine and resourcing ourselves with thoughts of equality, we can shift the collective consciousness. Having reverence for the Earth also helps us to appreciate Mother Earth and our physical bodies. Connect with the Witches: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com

Get to know Harmony, April and Maggie as they introduce themselves and discuss the influence that the Goddess, the Witch and the Womb have in their personal lives and why it is so important to speak about feminine energy. Soul Connection: Maggie discusses the resurgence of the divine feminine and the connection to the Soul and empowerment energy that can be used to heal and to reclaim who you truly are. Womb Priestess: Harmony shares what a Womb Priestess is and how healing the Womb can help with ancestral trauma and sexual abuse. The thread that connects women is held in the womb space which affects your nervous system. Harmony teaches how to energetically release the tangled web of your sacred sexuality and to embrace feminine transcendence as a sovereign divine goddess. She also shares her journey with Yin Yoga to help her find her voice and to strengthen physically, emotionally, and psychically. Harmony is also a Shamanic Life Coach and discusses indigenous medicine of sound and the land we walk upon. Religious Conditioning: April is a resident armchair historian with a speciality in Mesopotamian history. She studied the Bible and Christianity and left an organized religion while she studied the origins of religion, society and cultures. April cultivates the bridge of women from five-thousand years ago to modern women of today. April is a Reiki Master with studies in the ancestral healing, shamanic healing, energy healing in order to empower women to an equality platform. Connect with the Witches: https://www.goddesswitchwomb.com