Sarah Jenks

So the sacred feminine is also reflected in the seasons of the earth and in the cycles of the moon, which are also reflected in our menstrual cycle. And we can use that cycle to track our transformation. We also see the cycle in the tarot and in the elements and in the cycles of life. And it's actually this whole map and language and the same cycle that

So the sacred feminine is also reflected in the seasons of the earth and in the cycles of the moon, which are also reflected in our menstrual cycle. And we can use that cycle to track our transformation. We also see the cycle in the tarot and in the elements and in the cycles of life. And it's actually this whole map and language and the same cycle that

is overlaid in the zodiac and everything we know from astrology. It's all actually the same, and you can see it across cultures all over the world from a super ancient perspective, and they weren't even talking to each other at the time. So I went and dug into the history of the sacred feminine and realized that this was the primary way that humans worshipped for actually 97%.

is overlaid in the zodiac and everything we know from astrology. It's all actually the same, and you can see it across cultures all over the world from a super ancient perspective, and they weren't even talking to each other at the time. So I went and dug into the history of the sacred feminine and realized that this was the primary way that humans worshipped for actually 97%.

is overlaid in the zodiac and everything we know from astrology. It's all actually the same, and you can see it across cultures all over the world from a super ancient perspective, and they weren't even talking to each other at the time. So I went and dug into the history of the sacred feminine and realized that this was the primary way that humans worshipped for actually 97%.

what we have documented as the history of humans communing with the divine. And it's only been in the past 1500 years, which is really just like 3% of the history of humans having a religion that we don't have the sacred feminine at the center of our spiritual practice. And I was like, what the fuck?

what we have documented as the history of humans communing with the divine. And it's only been in the past 1500 years, which is really just like 3% of the history of humans having a religion that we don't have the sacred feminine at the center of our spiritual practice. And I was like, what the fuck?

what we have documented as the history of humans communing with the divine. And it's only been in the past 1500 years, which is really just like 3% of the history of humans having a religion that we don't have the sacred feminine at the center of our spiritual practice. And I was like, what the fuck?

So I define it as really, I define it as range and cycles and creation. So if the sacred masculine is like a container, The sacred feminine is the creation or the energy that happens inside of that container. If the sacred masculine is linear, point A to point B directional, the sacred feminine is a spiral.

So I define it as really, I define it as range and cycles and creation. So if the sacred masculine is like a container, The sacred feminine is the creation or the energy that happens inside of that container. If the sacred masculine is linear, point A to point B directional, the sacred feminine is a spiral.

So I define it as really, I define it as range and cycles and creation. So if the sacred masculine is like a container, The sacred feminine is the creation or the energy that happens inside of that container. If the sacred masculine is linear, point A to point B directional, the sacred feminine is a spiral.

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So I think the thing that's super important to understand is that If you go back to like 30,000 BC, some of the first archaeological finds that people have found are actually pictures of a feminine God. You see this in the Venus of Willendorf, which is if anyone Googles it, you'll probably recognize it. And all of the temples were often shaped like women's bodies.

So I think the thing that's super important to understand is that If you go back to like 30,000 BC, some of the first archaeological finds that people have found are actually pictures of a feminine God. You see this in the Venus of Willendorf, which is if anyone Googles it, you'll probably recognize it. And all of the temples were often shaped like women's bodies.

So I think the thing that's super important to understand is that If you go back to like 30,000 BC, some of the first archaeological finds that people have found are actually pictures of a feminine God. You see this in the Venus of Willendorf, which is if anyone Googles it, you'll probably recognize it. And all of the temples were often shaped like women's bodies.

And you walked in through a yoni portal into the temple. So our bodies were a reflection of the divine from 30,000 BC. And then in different regions all over the world, the sacred feminine started to be villainized and erased because when you're in a matriarchy, It's about balance. It's about care for all.

And you walked in through a yoni portal into the temple. So our bodies were a reflection of the divine from 30,000 BC. And then in different regions all over the world, the sacred feminine started to be villainized and erased because when you're in a matriarchy, It's about balance. It's about care for all.

And you walked in through a yoni portal into the temple. So our bodies were a reflection of the divine from 30,000 BC. And then in different regions all over the world, the sacred feminine started to be villainized and erased because when you're in a matriarchy, It's about balance. It's about care for all.