SageWoman #93 - Claiming Our Power
In this issue of SageWoman, we peer deeply -- into our own souls, into the wisdom of our ancestors, and into the cracks and roots of our own wounded societies -- to discover what it means for us to be whole, to be healed, and to be empowered.
 This special issue features:
“My Journey with Inanna” What if the Underworld is a temple that we can visit while living to gain the power to become fully human?
“A World of Magic: the Sacred Practice of Gathering” Every gathering trip is a time to experience a deeper awareness of our marvelous existence on our Mother Earth.
“ Illuminating the Sacred Spiral: Voices from an Ancestral Priestess Path” Somewhere in our heart’s remembrance, we see a cloaked figure floating across the sacred waters and remember that once we were priestesses.
“Time for Myself” I am at a time in my life where it really is about me, yet I dread it when I have to tell someone what I want.
“Reborn into Power” The morning before my visit to the doctor, I watched the strong sunlight play on the rain-damp leaves of the trees below us in the courtyard.
“On Becoming a Witchy Warrior.” Rowena Green seeks to cut through the despair. The political climate has spurred me to action: The most vulnerable people need our strength and voices; the world needs our compassion, kindness, and humanity.
“A Visit with Jhenah Telyndru: The Many Paths of the Priestess.” Discover the goddesses -- Columbia, Guadalupe, and Lady Liberty -- who uphold, challenge, and embody the ideals (and land) of America.
“ Ladies of the Land: The Many Goddesses of America.” Join us as we discuss sovereignty, women's empowerment, and the nature of being a priestess with the Founder of the Sisterhood of Avalon.
Plus wisdom from our columnists:Susun Weed, Allison Leigh Lilly, Janet Callahan, Lizann Bassham, Anne Hill, Danielle Blackwood, Crystal Blanton, Nancy Vedder-Shults, Leslie J. Linder, and Rebecca Bailey.
Plus reviews, and letters from readers on their own experience of Sovereignty in "The Rattle."
88 pages, published in June 2018.
Purchase a print copy here and an electronic PDF version here.
