The Goddess Divine Podcast
Welcome to the Goddess Divine Podcast! My name is Deanna - I am a teacher, author of Awakening the Psychic Self, Higher Self Oracle, The Divine Feminine's Path to Seership, Reiki Master, and Divine Goddess practitioner. Join me as I: Unveil the stories of goddesses from across time and cultures. From the fierce warrior queens of Celtic lore to the all-encompassing Mother Earth of indigenous traditions, we'll explore the diverse tapestry of the divine feminine. Dive deep into the archetypes and energies these goddesses embody. We'll learn to harness the power of the Creatrix, the wisdom of the Crone, the fierce protection of the Warrior, and the transformative grace of the Healer within ourselves. Explore the practical applications of goddess wisdom in our daily lives. We'll discuss how to connect with the divine feminine through rituals, meditation, creative expression, and acts of conscious living. Spark conversations that challenge the status quo and empower a new era of feminine leadership. All through the lens of the goddess. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner of goddess spirituality or just beginning your journey, this podcast is for you. Here, we'll create a supportive and vibrant community where we can learn from each other, share our experiences, and ignite the divine spark within. So, grab your headphones, light your favorite candle, and prepare to be swept away on a magical ride. The goddesses are waiting, and their stories are ready to be heard. Feel Free to Donate a cup of coffee: HERE You can find me on instagram at: @goddessdivinepod And you can find me on etsy HERE
Episodes
In the summer of 429 BCE, Athens was dying. Plague had come in through the port, bodies were stacked in the streets, and the city that believed it needed no one went looking for help from a goddess it had spent a century calling barbarian.
Her name was Bendis. She came from Thrace, the wild country north of Greece, and she came by sea, carried in the memory of merchants, mercenaries, and enslaved women who had been t...
In the winter of 1679, a woman walked out of a church in Paris and into the hands of the police. Her name was Catherine Monvoisin, but all of Paris knew her as La Voisin: "The Neighbor." She read palms, sold love potions, and, investigators claimed, supplied poison to some of the most powerful women in France. Behind her garden wall, they said, a priest said midnight masses over a naked woman's body, and the blood of infants ...
Four thousand years before anyone worried about being watched online, the people of ancient Mesopotamia believed something far worse: that a goddess named Belet-Seri had been recording every single thing they said and did, every day of their lives and that when they died, she would read it all aloud.
Tonight, for Halloween, we descend into Irkalla, the Mesopotamian land of no return, to meet the "Lady of the Steppe," scribe of...
She had the head of a lion, the teeth of a donkey, and the talons of a monstrous bird. She nursed a dog and a pig at her own breast, rode a donkey through the rivers of the underworld, and according to the people of ancient Mesopotamia, she came for your children in the dark. This October, we meet Lamashtu: a figure so feared that an entire industry of amulets, incantations, and household exorcisms grew up around keepin...
Before there were jack-o'-lanterns, there was garlic and poppy heads hung on doorways to keep death away. This October, we descend into one of the darkest and least-discussed corners of Roman religion: Mania, the goddess of the dead, the mother of ghosts, and the terrifying matriarch behind the household spirits every Roman family depended on. We'll trace her from Etruscan tomb paintings to Roman crossroads shrines, uncover t...
For over a thousand years, ordinary people across the Greek and Roman world wrote their darkest, smallest, most desperate wishes on thin sheets of lead, rolled them tight like secrets, and buried them in wells, graves, and temple floors, trusting a goddess to finish what they couldn't. We've already met Sulis and her cloak thieves in Bath. Today we widen the lens across the whole Mediterranean: to Aphrodite and the ache of un...
Beneath the green hills of what is now Somerset, England, a wound in the earth has been pouring out scalding, mineral-red water for over ten thousand years. Long before Rome ever set a sandal on British soil, the people who lived beside that wound believed a goddess lived inside it, one who could heal a dying body and curse a thief's soul in the same breath. Her name was Sulis.
In this episode, we descend into the sacred...
Before Zeus, before Olympus, before light had a name, there was Night. In this episode, we sit with Nyx, the primordial goddess who existed before the gods we know, and ask what it means to worship a deity who is older than order itself. We trace her lineage from Chaos, meet her vast and unruly family of children (Sleep, Death, Fate, and more), explore the myths where even Zeus dared not cross her, and unpack the popular misc...
Who was Coyolxauhqui, the moon goddess whose body was cast down a sacred mountain in one of the most powerful myths of the Mexica (Aztec) world?
In this episode of The Goddess Divine Podcast, we journey into the cosmology of Tenochtitlan and the sacred stories of the Mexica people to meet Coyolxauhqui "She of the Bells on Her Cheeks." Beginning with a creative historical microstory set beneath the stars near the Templo Mayor, ...
What did the people of antiquity cling to when the shadows lengthened and they found themselves confronting the terrifying vulnerabilities of illness, childbirth, war, and the silent mystery of death? Across the sun-drenched river valleys of Egypt, the blood-soaked plains of Mesopotamia, the marble thresholds of Greece, and the frost-bitten horizons of the Norse world, ordinary human beings refused to face an unpredictable co...
Long before Olympus rose to power, before Zeus cast down the Titans, and before the constellations were fixed in the heavens, there was Pleione
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Known primarily as the mother of the Pleiades, the famous Seven Sisters of the night sky, Pleione is one of the most overlooked goddesses in Greek mythology. Yet through her daughters, her husband Atlas, and her place within the ancient cosmology of the Titans, she stand...
In this channeling episode, we step into the soft, transformative energy of Mother Mary. Known across the world as a timeless archetype of the Divine Mother, her presence brings a sanctuary of peace, comfort, and unconditional grace.
Through this session, Mother Mary shares heartfelt messages on:
Unconditional Love & Grace: How to open your heart to receive love and extend gentle compassion to yourself.
The Power...
Long before Isis and Hathor dominated the Nile Valley, an ancient, cosmic power reigned over the prehistoric night sky. Her name was Bat, the deification of the Milky Way, the mistress of sacred music, and the literal manifestation of the feminine soul. In this episode, we journey back over 5,000 years to the Predynastic era to exhume her memory. We will decode her unique imagery on the Narmer and Gerzeh palettes, explore her...
Dive deep into the cool, sweet waters of one of the most vibrant, fiercely intelligent, and universally revered deities in human history. In this episode, we explore Oshun, the Yoruba Orisha of sweet waters, love, fertility, and cosmic strategy.
We begin with an immersive retelling of the primordial creation myth, where sixteen male spirits learned the hard way that the universe cannot function without the sacred feminin...
Step into the shifting currents of the invisible air as we confront one of the ancient world's most terrifyingly pervasive psychological deities: Pheme (also known to the earliest Greeks as Ossa). Literally translating to "fame," "rumor," or "report," Pheme was the winged personification of the spoken word, capable of magnifying a whisper into a worldwide tempest. In this episode, we chart her evolution from Homer’s div...
In this final installment of our series on the Goddess of Ten Thousand Names, we trace the dramatic closing chapters of Isis's ancient worship and her incredible, shapeshifting survival into the modern day.
We begin by descending into the secretive world of the Isiac Mysteries, exploring the profound initiation rites that promised devotees rebirth and a personal relationship with the divine. From there, we travel to the Aegean...
In this episode, we journey into the heart of ancient Kemet to trace the incredible evolution of Aset, universally known as Isis. Emerging from the earliest royal funerary scripts as the literal "Throne" and king-maker of Egypt, she transformed over three millennia into a supreme, all-encompassing deity whose worship crossed oceans and broke down rigid societal barriers.
We untangle the rich cosmological frameworks that ...
Step into the reeds of the ancient Nile Valley and discover the story of Aset, the goddess known to history as Isis. In this episode, we trace her incredible evolutionary journey from a modest, Old Kingdom king-maker into the supreme, universal "Goddess of Innumerable Names" who eventually captured the hearts of the entire Greco-Roman empire.
We begin in the dark heart of royal betrayal. When the desert god Set ruthlessly murd...
Slip into the quiet twilight of northwestern Greece as we uncover one of the ancient world’s most elusive and comforting lunar deities, Achelois. Known literally as "she who washes away pain," Achelois exists at the fascinating crossroads of archaic oracle practices, watery nature spirits, and deep therapeutic solace. In this episode, we journey to the wind-chime-laden oak groves of Dodona, the oldest oracle in Greece, ...
In a world obsessed with hustle culture, grinding, and constant effort, what if the ultimate divine power was... taking a nap? Meet Socordia (also known as Ignavia or Aergia), the ancient Roman and Greek goddess of pure laziness, idleness, and sloth. Unlike the towering, hyper-active warriors of the ancient pantheons, Socordia ruled from a place of absolute stillness. In this episode, we dive into the bizarre history of this ...
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