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A little Inspiration for You

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Hello beloved reader and welcome new subscribers!

Thank you for subscribing to The Rising of the Divine Feminine Substack written and edited by yours truly, Camilla Sanderson. And thank you for inviting my writing into your inbox. It’s very meaningful to me that you have made this choice.

And if you choose to offer financial support, thank you! You have my deepest gratitude for choosing to be generous in a way that is also in support of your own spiritual nature.

May your choices bring you many great blessings.

May the writing you read here engage you, possibly entertain and amuse you, and especially inspire you to investigate your own conditioning and beliefs, which of course, effect how you show up in the world.

May you also be encouraged and supported to create a space for yourself where you practice observing your humanity from your divinity — the same divinity that exists within every sentient being.

May the writing you read here shine the light on the need for a spiritual response to our present ecological crisis.

May this spiritual response include re-claiming the Divine Feminine energies that exist within all human beings, so that we may fall back in love with Mother Earth and re-claim the sacred nature of our relationship. 

By empowering the Divine Feminine, May we bring back the balance.

May we all honor these divine feminine and sacred masculine energies that exist within every human ‘being’ and ‘doing’ on this planet.

Depending upon time and place, May we be granted the choice to engage either the divine feminine and/or the sacred masculine energies as needed.

The writing in The Rising of the Divine Feminine Substack explores these Central Questions:

• How does a woman in a patriarchal culture claim her own spirituality in the world?

• How does a man cultivate the courage and humility to listen to a woman, and to acknowledge and validate the female experience?

• How does a human being stay connected with one’s own inner-divinity, inner-authority, and stand strong in one’s own sovereignty?

• How do we excavate our “dharma” as described in the ancient, Hindu sacred text, the Bhagavad Gita — we don’t even have an exact equivalent English word, but its meaning centers around the idea of our “sacred duty,” our life purpose, or in Mary Oliver’s words, What is it you will do with your one wild and precious life? i.e. How will you learn, love, play, create, and enjoy this human experience we’re having as spiritual beings?

May all of the above facilitate harmonious community where we share ideas and experiences that enlighten and enliven ourselves and each other.

By creating community here, May we enjoy our connection, have fun with exchanges, and remind each other of our ideals, even if in our human experience, sometimes we get mired in mud.

May we then, like the Lotus flower, blossom because of, not in spite of the mud.

May deep healing transpire in the here and now✨🦌✨💃🧚‍♀️🤸‍♀️🌼🌷🌈🌺🪷💕☀️😎💃🕺☯️🥰 ☮️✨🌟💖🙏🕊️ 

Thank you for being here!