YONI SPEAK

In the midst of everything we are witnessing in our world right now, I recently felt called to re-read a book that profoundly changed my understanding of how we got here. That book is The Chalice and the Blade by Riane Eisler . I first read it in the late 80s when it was newly released. I was one of those women just beginning to consciously rediscover the Goddess. That book opened a doorway in me that has never closed. Eisler built on the groundbreaking archaeological work of Marija Gimbutas , one of the first female archaeologists to present compelling evidence that Goddess-centered cultures once flourished across large parts of Old Europe—long before they were overtaken by what Eisler calls the Kurgan invaders. Re-reading it now, in today’s climate, feels less like nostalgia and more like remembering something essential. Partnership Societies: A Different Beginning Eisler describes what she calls partnership societies —cultures where women and men lived in relative harmony, ...

  A powerful energetic portal opens on February 17th, one that astrologers are calling one of the most significant shifts of our lifetime. This is a moment where the old and the new converge — the dense 3D world filled with fear and chaos, and a higher 5D consciousness rooted in love, unity, and Christ consciousness. Each of us is being called to choose, embody, and anchor this higher vibration. A Rare Celestial Alignment This portal coincides with a Solar Eclipse and Neptune entering Aries at zero degrees, a rare alignment that occurs roughly once every hundred years. Such cosmic events signal a spiritual initiation, a rebirth of identity, and the awakening of the I AM within us. You may already notice shifts in your life: The old falling away naturally A call toward new work and purpose A deeper alignment with your soul's path As astrologer Pam Gregory reminds us, the 3D world may get louder during this time. The essential question is: Where will your focus be? On what’s collaps...

What Does It Mean to Be a Living Goddess? Recently, I found myself going inward to explore this question more deeply, especially because this is the very path I guide women toward. Before I share what I’ve come to understand, I want to offer some personal reflections and revelations that have shaped my relationship with this sacred idea. For many years, I’ve written about the great shift in power that occurred thousands of years ago when the Goddess was dethroned, her temples dismantled, plundered, or overtaken. In some cases, women were allowed to remain only as caretakers of seasonal rituals, while male priests assumed control of spiritual life and authority. As patriarchal systems gradually dominated entire cultures, the feminine teachings of the Goddess were deemed unnecessary or even dangerous. Religious doctrine, written by men, redefined women’s roles, reducing them to childbearing, serving their husbands sexually, raising children, and tending the home. Even wealthy women often...