United Sacred Sisterhood Circle

United Sacred Sisterhood Circle We are a group of women from all walks of life dedicated to supporting each other. We meet every other Tuesday @ 6pm to meditate, discuss and share.

We are a group of women dedicated to supporting, uplifting and encouraging one another. Through introspection, meditation, discussion and sharing we are able to delve inside the Self to embrace all of what it means to be woman. We search within our hearts, minds and spirits to examine the true essences of the Divine Feminine. In by doing so, we recognize, acknowledge and adhere to our true power, our true nature to be mother, lover, warrioress, priestess, maiden and wise woman. We invite all women from all walks of life to join us. Our circle is one of love and peace, so feel free to share, cry and get emotional. There is no judgment here, only love. This is a women-only event. Please know that what is spoken in the circle stays in the circle and does not leave. We are here to support each other through encouragement, love and mutual respect. Our circle meets every other Tuesday at 6pm. Refreshments are provided and there is no cost, everyone is welcomed to donate to help pay for the space.

Just got my Christmas gift from my partner, he knows me so well! I’ve been wanting to get this book by Joseph Campbell f...
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Just got my Christmas gift from my partner, he knows me so well! I’ve been wanting to get this book by Joseph Campbell for a while, I now know it’s time to read it!

Goddess Energy Rising: Lessons on Divine Feminine Demeter: The Greek Goddess of Agriculture and HarvestDemeter, a promin...
11/28/2024

Goddess Energy Rising: Lessons on Divine Feminine

Demeter: The Greek Goddess of Agriculture and Harvest

Demeter, a prominent figure in ancient Greek mythology, is revered as the goddess of agriculture, fertility, and the harvest. She is a major deity in the Greek pantheon, primarily associated with the cultivation of grain and the cycle of life and death. As the daughter of the Titans Cronus and Rhea, Demeter is the sister of Zeus, Hera, Hestia, Poseidon, and Hades.

Demeter is best known for her role in the myth of her daughter, Persephone, who was abducted by Hades and taken to the Underworld. This event caused Demeter immense grief, leading to her withdrawal from the earth and resulting in a barren landscape, symbolizing the seasons' changing cycles. Her search for Persephone represents the transition from summer to winter, highlighting themes of loss, renewal, and the deep connection between mother and daughter.

In her capacity as the goddess of agriculture, Demeter was believed to bless the earth with fertile soil, bountiful crops, and successful harvests. The ancient Greeks honored her through festivals, the most notable being the Eleusinian Mysteries. This festival celebrated the agricultural cycle and promised initiates secret knowledge regarding life and death, reflecting Demeter’s association with both agricultural abundance and the afterlife.

Demeter’s Roman equivalent is Ceres, from which the term "cereal" is derived, emphasizing her lasting influence on agriculture and society. She embodies the nurturing aspect of nature, showcasing the interrelationship between humanity and the earth's bounty. Her mythology not only represents agricultural practices but also serves as a profound exploration of maternal love and the enduring cycle of life.

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