Goddess embodiment

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Cherish your solitude. Go so far away that you stop being afraid of not coming back. Say no when you don’t want to do something. Say yes if your instincts are strong, even if everyone around you disagrees. Decide whether fitting in is more important than finding out what you’re doing here. ~Eve Ensler

There is a crucial aspect of feminine wisdom that has largely been lost in today's world—a “sacred feminine” which, if reclaimed, could help relieve a tremendous amount of conflict and suffering all across the planet. In this 13-part Goddess Returns series, acclaimed teachers Sally Kempton and Ken Wilber discuss one of the most powerful ways we can reconnect with this divine feminine: by invoking and internalizing the energetic qualities of eleven different Hindu goddesses.

Durga by Nilamani

Goddess Durga is all magical, powerful and the purest embodiment of energy, destroyer of evil. She is the strongest deity, the unconquerable and fearless; the one who also denotes a picture of a young, gentle but determined one. Goddess Durga also symbolises optimism and faith in all the devotees. She is the most popular goddess and is the mother of wealth, knowledge and beauty.

Tania Hart on Instagram: “we forget to remember⁣ how we are made of stars.⁣ goddesses on earth⁣ playing human.⁣ ⁣ no greater ⁣ or less than ⁣ the cosmos dancing.⁣ ⁣…”