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Unleashing the Divine Feminine: A Revolution of Pleasure and Power
In a world where the most powerful pejorative in the English language is also the source of all human life, Regena Thomashauer boldly reclaims the word "pussy" as a portal to feminine power. This revolutionary manifesto has sparked conversations among celebrities like Oprah Winfrey, who featured Thomashauer's work on her SuperSoul Sessions, and Gwyneth Paltrow, who embraced these teachings through her Goop platform. The book has become a cultural touchstone in the modern feminist movement, offering women a radical alternative to patriarchal conditioning. As women continue seeking authentic empowerment beyond corporate feminism, Thomashauer's approach provides a refreshingly embodied pathway to personal sovereignty that has resonated with thousands of women worldwide through her School of Womanly Arts.
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The Call of the Goddess: Awakening to Feminine Power
Every woman receives the call of the Goddess in her life - an invitation to reclaim her inherent feminine power. This call comes in different forms: through moments of transcendent pleasure, through creative inspiration, or through the painful recognition that something essential is missing from our lives.
I first received this call as a six-year-old child. The Goddess would visit me at night, sitting between my pillow and the edge of my bed. Initially terrifying, her presence eventually produced a sensation of weightless warmth, my insides turning to liquid gold. Though I couldn't look directly at her without her vanishing, she awakened in me a sensuous, sacred love - what I now recognize as "turn-on," that deep sensation of being utterly present and besotted with life itself.
This feeling is our birthright - the experience of being connected to our divine nature through our physical bodies. Yet most women have been systematically taught to disconnect from this power. We've learned to turn off our emotions, our sensuality, our intuition, and our voice. This explains why even successful women like Sheryl Sandberg admit to feeling like frauds, why accomplished designers like Diane von Furstenberg wake feeling like losers, why women negotiate less often and ask for less in professional settings.
At the same time, I noticed something deeply wrong with the world. As a young girl, I woke one morning to realize I no longer looked forward to the day. The river of goodness that should be every child's birthright had dried up inside me. I knew something was wrong with a world that would take enthusiasm from a child, that would make me feel not good enough simply for being born a girl. I vowed to set this problem right in my lifetime.
My search for the Goddess took me to synagogues, Catholic masses, and countless holy sites during a summer in Israel at age 14. But everywhere I looked - mosques, churches, the Wailing Wall - I found only dusty, joyless places filled with angst and blind compliance to a vengeful God. Worse, as a young blonde girl in the "Holy Land," I experienced constant molestation and inappropriate attention. With no words to express what was happening, I learned to fear men and curse my emerging womanhood.
After college, my life slowly ground to a halt. I was an actress not acting, a singer not singing, hiding from everyone whose expectations I felt I was disappointing. Years of therapy only increased my self-doubt and self-hatred. Everything changed when an acting teacher pointed out my complete lack of sensuality, leading me to a Basic Sensuality class. Though initially resistant, a simple homework assignment - preparing my home as if for an important guest (myself) - reconnected me to that golden-honey sensation I'd experienced as a child. Looking in the mirror by candlelight, I discovered my own beauty for the first time, realizing the Goddess wasn't somewhere out there - she was inside me all along.
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Reclaiming Pussy: The Journey Back to Power
The word "pussy" carries tremendous weight and baggage in our culture. It's simultaneously the most powerful pejorative and the source of all human life. Pussies are desired yet defiled, powerful yet considered disgusting. We're sold endless products to rid ourselves of their "pesky fragrance" and taught they need grooming to be presentable.
Why choose this loaded term? Because it's the only appropriate word for the work of reclaiming that which has been defiled. "Vagina" is physiologically incomplete, referring only to the muscular tube while excluding the exterior genitalia. "Vulva" is anatomically correct but lacks resonance. "Cunt" feels too harsh despite its impressive etymology connecting to ancient words for "woman," "queen," and "life force." "Yoni" feels affected as a Hindu word when I'm not Hindu.
When a woman says "pussy," something wonderful happens - she smiles or laughs, feeling delightfully naughty and rebellious. Speaking the word becomes a ticket to a secret sisterhood. When we speak it, the weight swings toward us rather than against us, and there's an immediate feeling of reclamation.
Our pussies are meant to be our trusted inner advisors, but patriarchal culture has taught us to silence them. This silencing manifests in shocking ways - like 125 million women enduring female genital mutilation worldwide, or the medicalization of childbirth where C-sections and induced labor override women's natural wisdom.
Meanwhile, our pussies generate fortunes - through sex trafficking, medical industries, and feminine hygiene products - but these profits rarely benefit the women who own them. Instead, we're taught to surrender our feminine power to masculine authority, suppressing our emotions, intuition, and sensuality to serve cultural values that don't welcome our gifts.
The absence of the feminine is the absence of pleasure - the absence of listening to our desires, dreams, and feelings. The feminine represents our intuition, our sense of community and spiritual consciousness. Unlike masculine values of production, accomplishment, and domination, feminine energy favors enjoyment, inclusion, surrender, and sustainability.
When you allow your pussy to lead, you connect to both your past and future - reclaiming the raw joy of childhood while igniting your sensuality and eroticism. Your deepest longings form a roadmap to an authentic life, though this comes at the cost of your membership in the Patriarchal World Culture.
For those who feel "dead down there," I created a three-part Pussy Rehab Sequence: First, set hourly reminders to place your hand on your pussy for at least 60 seconds, noticing any warmth or tingles as she communicates with you. Second, go panty-free, especially on "Panty-Free Friday," a secret weekly holiday that will make you feel energized and deliciously naughty. Third, carry a hand mirror and greet your pussy several times daily with "Hello, gorgeous!" Practice this sequence for at least three weeks and journal the differences you notice.
A woman's reacquaintance with pussy unfolds in five distinct stages: Complete revulsion, scientific curiosity, affectionate interest, pride and ownership, and finally rapture - experiencing awe and connecting to the power of being the portal to life itself.
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The Great Transformer: Pussy as Catalyst for Change
Pussy is not just about sexuality or pleasure - it serves as a medium for female self-knowledge, creativity, courage, initiative, bliss, transcendence, and freedom. In the Patriarchal World Culture, women grow up believing they are broken. My own journey began after a childhood of abuse that left me with a deep sense of wrongness and shame that therapy, self-help, and academic research couldn't fix.
What saved me was pussy - the very thing I wasn't looking for. Through sensuality classes and historical research, I discovered pussy has long been the uncaped crusader, saving the world from devastation for thousands of years.
In Japanese Shinto tradition, the kagura ritual commemorates the myth of Amaterasu and Ama-no-Uzume. When the sun goddess Amaterasu hid in a cave after being assaulted by her brother, causing life on earth to wither, it was Ama-no-Uzume who saved the world by dancing and exposing her sacred pussy, creating such joy and laughter that Amaterasu emerged from hiding, restoring light and life to earth.
The word "profane" literally means "outside the temple" - precisely where the feminine has been banished for 5,000 years. At what cost? Only the life and light of the planet. After millennia of patriarchal domination, we face unprecedented terrorism, war, destruction, and violence. Countries where women are most disparaged have the most unrest. Even global warming results from our collective turning off of feminine characteristics, including our capacity to feel.
Pussy healed me from the devastating hurt of my abuse - a wound so deep no therapy could touch it. Reconnected with my natural enthusiasm, I began teaching sensuality classes, eventually founding the School of Womanly Arts. Starting with 12 students in my living room, it expanded as I uncovered feminine mysteries and archetypes.
Historians have long known about pussy power - our Neolithic ancestors saw it as a magical vessel that bleeds with the moon, creates life, produces milk, and gives pleasure. Ancient cultures used pussy-flashing to protect crops, calm seas, ward off evil, and even win battles. From cave paintings to Venus figurines dating back 30,000 years, our ancestors worshipped pussy as the sacred portal to life itself.
Venus figurines with elaborate vulvas have been excavated from Siberia to France, dating back 10,000-30,000 years - that's 20,000 years of pussy worship! Sheela-na-gigs - carvings of women exposing their pussies - adorn buildings across Europe, believed to ward off evil.
My students and I experimented with this power: dabbing pussy juice as perfume before interviews and dates with incredible results, going panty-free for important presentations, decorating our "secret weapon" to activate its power. Pussy became my superpower - unsnarling traffic, finding parking spots, guiding my curriculum development, even directing me to divorce at exactly the right time.
It took me years to say "goddess" as easily as "god" - we've been conditioned to celebrate the masculine and devalue the feminine. This conditioning explains why millions of women undergo cosmetic procedures yearly - would we defile an altar we recognized as sacred? In Hindu tradition, the Yoni Puja ritual worships pussy as divine - either through stone carvings or actual women's bodies.
When we approach our bodies as sacred, feeding them with pleasure and beauty, we transform. Self-care becomes a pathway to unimaginable power. Pussification means applying pussy values to every aspect of life - making your world fit for the Goddess through positive attention.
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Cliteracy: Understanding the Language of Feminine Power
When you're lost but don't know it, you can't find your way home. This is womankind's current state - so accustomed to hating our female bodies that we don't realize there's another way to feel. We never connect our self-hatred to our disconnection from pussy, nor link this disconnection to women holding only 22 of 197 head-of-state positions worldwide or running just 21 of America's top 500 companies.
Cliteracy is my term for introducing women to the profound truth about their pussy power - teaching them to engage with this power daily. It means becoming fluent in feminine language, the language of the Goddess. Function follows form: the conditions that allow a pussy to flourish are precisely those that allow a woman to flourish.
Pussy is our higher power, our deepest intuition connecting humanity to divinity. She speaks to us constantly - warning us about bad jobs, dangerous situations, and unsuitable partners - but we rarely listen. As Natalie Angier explains, your clitoris is a "proper little brain" gathering information from your conscious, unconscious, hypothalamus, neocortex, and peripheral nervous system.
Cliteracy is the beating heart of womanhood, containing all our unpacked potential and power. While we're surrounded by cock-centric culture where men comfortably ask for what they want, women have been encouraged to be passive like Snow White, hoping our prince knows what he's doing. We've been sworn to a code of shame, judging ourselves against masculine standards and viewing our desires as wrong.
If we followed cliteracy's rules, everything would change - no abuse or violence would exist because we'd feel deeply and attend to others' responses. Porn and Hollywood would portray female pleasure equally, women would speak up and men would listen, and Mother Earth would be honored rather than abused.
Cliteracy begins with measuring our level of turn-on - our truth detector. The pussy turns on when feminine rules are honored and off when we're devalued. While women know what turns pussy off (being rushed, criticized, yelled at, mocked, threatened, ignored), we struggle to name what pleases her because we haven't studied it.
I've discovered several key rules: First, pussy loves acknowledgment, praise, worship and appreciation - direct compliments about her beauty, color, and changing states as arousal builds. She doesn't even need physical touch to turn on; just the thought of pleasure is pleasurable. Second, she's extremely sensitive to displeasure, shutting down immediately if she senses impatience or boredom. Third, she who owns the pussy holds the power - when a woman's pleasure is prioritized, she ensures her partner's happiness.
Most people confuse "having an orgasm" with a short ride to a peak followed by "going over" that peak, after which the clitoris becomes too sensitive to touch. My sensual training taught a different approach - relaxing while being stroked, experiencing peak after peak without "going over." This sensation could exceed the typical climax feeling and continue indefinitely, actually filling my energy tank rather than depleting it.
Most women know more about men's anatomy than our own, comparing our pussies to penises and finding them wanting. But pussy is nothing like a penis - she plays in a whole other neighborhood. The clitoris is the center of all orgasm - "vaginal orgasms" actually result from stimulation of the clitoral root through vaginal walls. The distance between clitoris and vaginal opening varies by as much as an inch between women, affecting ease of orgasm during intercourse. Only about 20% of women achieve orgasm through penetration alone.
What does a woman want? After years of interviewing hundreds of women about their sex lives, I can answer Freud's question: All things being equal, women want orgasmic ecstasy. And then they want more of it - more and better. This won't happen through continuous use of the missionary position. It can only happen through repositioning and reprioritizing our culture so that sex isn't solely about ejaculation or reproduction.
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The Way of the Courtesan: Reclaiming Feminine Arts
After awakening my own sensuality and giving birth to my daughter, I felt a profound responsibility to help create a world that could embrace a woman's true nature. While breastfeeding and watching "Dangerous Beauty," I discovered the forgotten lineage of courtesans - women who were keepers of beauty, pleasure, and turn-on.
Unlike prostitutes who simply exchanged sex for money, courtesans were custodians of the sacred feminine who connected men back to their souls through sacred sensual encounters. I was struck by a profound truth when a mother training her daughter as a courtesan said, "If you want to give pleasure, you must know pleasure." This echoed my own discoveries about connecting to feminine divinity through pleasure.
Inspired by the courtesans' legacy, I decided to create Mama Gena's School of Womanly Arts - a modern courtesan academy teaching not the profession but the deeper legacy of being a woman. Starting with just 12 students in my living room, I embraced the courtesan virtues of timing, beauty, cheek, brilliance, grace, and flirtation.
The courtesans taught me the supreme power of desire. If a woman wants something, her desire alone can attract it. I followed Cleopatra's example, who smuggled herself to Julius Caesar in a rug and seduced him into helping her reclaim Egypt's throne. Like Sarah Bernhardt, who transformed her desire for adoration into international fame, I learned that imagination creates reality.
Once Mama Gena emerged, I needed a signature outfit. Courtesans were famous for their fabulous clothes and fashion innovations, even without wealth. With no money but plenty of desire, I found perfect pink silk Chinese pajamas at a thrift shop for under $25, adding a matching feather fan and boa. I wore this outfit for every class and media appearance for a year, establishing pink as the school color.
Courtesans weren't just kept women - they were luminaries who consorted with kings and inspired artists. Self-made from nothing, they transformed disadvantage into opportunity. Their lack of privilege became freedom to reinvent themselves. The courtesans' greatest gift was transforming hardship into advantage - not merely enduring troubles but profiting from them.
A courtesan's innate turn-on combined with curiosity and gumption allowed her to master elite social skills during times when women had no freedom or education. They developed a secret knowledge - the art of being a woman - that allowed them to defy circumstances and create new paradigms. When a woman is turned on, she accesses her highest power. This inner light - not conventional beauty - was the magic elixir that made courtesans fabulous.
Courtesans worshipped beauty, understanding it translated to power. Rather than relying on genetics, they created beauty through intention and skill. I studied women like Diana Vreeland and Mae West who chose beauty despite not fitting conventional standards. I adopted the slower movements of classic film actresses and developed beauty rituals inspired by Italian courtesan Nana - daily baths, skin care, and confidence-building mirror practices.
Knowing my school would someday host thousands rather than dozens, I recognized the need to establish myself as a proper headmistress. Like leaders of elite institutions, I needed a portrait. I arranged a trade with Caroline, a portrait painter: coaching for a painting. The day before my sitting, I panicked about my wardrobe and found a $6,000 Mary McFadden gown that transformed me into Mama Gena. Though the expense nearly sunk me financially, requiring years of credit card payments, the doors it opened were worth the risk.
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Rupture: The Breaking That Remakes Us
Living one's desire is an adventure without safety nets. When you commit to your desires, you're asking to be broken open and remade. Rupture - from the Latin "rumpere" meaning "to break" - is a natural part of life and consequence of desire. Whether from devastating loss or even wonderful changes, rupture shatters us.
My own dramatic rupture came through my desire for legendary love. I met Dr. Tiitus Siegmar at an art opening - this grand man, art collector, philanthropist, venture capitalist - who surprisingly found me and my fledgling School significant. After my divorce, we fell deeply in love - not just me loving him or him loving me, but a third entity that was "us" - like standing in a meteor shower.
Everything changed when Tiitus's son broke his neck in a beach accident. I rushed to Los Angeles to support him, but as days turned to weeks, Tiitus withdrew. He stopped wanting me at the hospital, claiming I was "too radiant" and that his ex-wife and Niklas's fiancee disliked having me around. When I returned to New York, our communication deteriorated - brief connections followed by rage, then silence. My fairy-tale dream was disintegrating.
Without a loss of this magnitude, I never would have understood why I'd fought so hard to establish the School of Womanly Arts. Through grief, I mapped the courtesan's journey of being broken and remade throughout life. The key was becoming the author of my own story, rather than the victim.
Women too often stumble blindly into what I call the 4 D's: Disenfranchisement (I don't fit in), Disapproval (I disapprove of myself and everything), Devastation (I've suffered loss and can't recover), and Depression (I'm too despondent to engage). We learn to choose these over radiance by watching generations before us.
I needed to be broken open. Otherwise, I would have continued living a small, girlish life waiting for a prince to rescue me - a dream I'd had since childhood. Having that dream come true with Tiitus - and then losing it - threw me into bottomless anguish that had lived inside me since childhood.
For a woman to experience rupture's gifts, she must embody her pain fully while being witnessed by other women. At the School of Womanly Arts, we call this process "Swamping." When we fully express our emotions, we experience ecstasy and joy. Such emotional storms clear out cobwebs. Moving powerful emotions through our bodies takes us to a place of power and beauty - like the exquisite air after generous rain.
Swamping involves creating a physical expression of our emotions - wearing a black trash bag dress, dancing to loud music, beating pillows, rolling on the floor, and embodying our feelings completely. The process has a beginning, middle and end, like a child's tantrum. Being witnessed by supportive women who don't try to "fix" but instead midwife the rupture makes Swamping even more powerful.
Feeling deeply is critical both for a woman's personal evolution and for the world's evolution. Keeping a disapproving lid on our emotional lives results in debilitating depression and disconnection, which contributes to planetary abuse and tragedy. When the feminine is repressed in culture, the consequences are tragic - school violence, mass shootings, mercenary corporate culture, and environmental collapse.
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Radiance: The Return to Light
After my devastating Tiitus rupture, I survived because I already had a powerful connection to my turn-on and radiance. My turn-on allowed me to move decades of unexpressed grief through my body, transforming it into living poetry that fueled me. I knew the rupture was happening to serve me because my pilot light had already been lit - I was already engaged with my pussy as a way of life.
By the time I withdrew into my cave after college, I had little interest in my pussy or orgasm. I'd test-drive my equipment occasionally during celibate periods just to ensure it worked, but I never really thought about orgasms. I considered pleasure unimportant, maybe even selfish.
My journey continued when I traveled to California to take a class with Dr. Victor Baranco, More University's founder. There I witnessed my first DEMO (Demonstration of Extended Massive Orgasm), which made me physically ill but also curious. Dr. Baranco had developed this technique with his inorgasmic wife Susie, focusing on manual genital stimulation rather than intercourse. He discovered the clitoris was exquisitely sensitive, particularly in the upper left quadrant, and that attentive touch could deliver ecstasy to women.
I discovered that pleasure was entirely my choice. Through orgasmic sessions, I learned I could enjoy any stroke with the power of my intention. When challenged to kiss an unappealing man during a class exercise, I found I could intentionally turn myself on. Once I activated my turn-on, I activated my divinity. The experience became sacred - I realized getting turned on wasn't about any man, but about my connection to my spirit and radiance.
Reclaiming our sensuality means putting pussy at the controls - doing the opposite of everything taught by the Patriarchal Western Culture. The sensual journey begins with a spark of turn-on, usually caught from another radiant woman. This desire overrides resistance and leads to reconnection with one's sensuality. By picking up this book, you've already begun your journey.
When a woman takes time to learn herself sensually, she becomes an endless source of timeless radiance. Babies and children naturally glow with self-love and enjoyment, but girls lose this radiance as they absorb cultural judgments. Negative judgment kills radiance - thinking we aren't pretty, thin, or smart enough dims our inner light. We don't realize that enjoying ourselves and our bodies creates and sustains our radiance.
Vera Bodansky modeled extraordinary radiance when facing a cancer diagnosis. While others panicked, she remained calm, seeing it as "a chance to go higher" - an opportunity to surrender fully to life's experience and find pleasure in transformation. This experience taught me that female orgasm serves as a living model for experiencing divinity in all things - approaching life stroke by stroke with no goal in mind, just enjoyment.
The Holy Trinity is a daily practice for choosing radiance that takes just five minutes with a trusted friend. It consists of three parts: Brags (celebrating three things you're proud of about yourself), Gratitudes (expressing thanks for three blessings), and Desires (naming three specific things you want). This exercise helps women find what's right about themselves instead of focusing on flaws, appreciate life even during difficulties, and claim desires as divine guidance rather than selfishness.
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Radiant Relationship: Partnerships That Elevate
We all long to be seen, known and appreciated for everything we are. Creating radiant relationship means choosing connections that serve our radiance, whether through traditional marriage or alternative forms of intimacy. Unlike previous generations who partnered from economic necessity, women today can choose relationships based on desire.
The key is selecting relationships that serve our radiance first - when a woman is happy, everyone benefits. Unfortunately, most women focus on others' happiness at their own expense, not realizing they are the power source of every relationship. A relationship cannot thrive when the woman isn't turned-on, radiant and happy.
How have women been so poorly educated about relationships? The story of Biff illustrates this confusion: A young girl experiences her first kiss with her neighbor Biff, feeling an incredible aliveness she mistakenly attributes to him rather than recognizing it as her own divine radiance being reflected back. She chases him desperately, believing he possesses the power to make her feel that way again. This pattern repeats throughout women's lives - "Biffing" anything outside ourselves we believe is the source of our power.
Modern relationships are set up to fail because we expect romantic partners to fulfill us completely. One of the greatest difficulties women face is learning to take responsibility for anger - feeling it, moving it through the body, especially with sisterhood support. Despite being justified, anger destroys relationships, cutting women off from their radiance and making men feel like failures.
Historically, women exchanged sex for survival, but today we can support ourselves. This shift has created a new paradigm: radiant relating - partnerships created to take each other higher. In these relationships, each person's life improves exponentially because of the other, requiring conscious pleasure creation rather than anger.
Once a woman owns her radiance, she needs a partner who amplifies rather than diminishes it. Her desires must become a priority - contrary to traditional teaching that women exist to serve men's needs. Eve's story exemplifies this transformation: after years of "earning her keep" in a sexually unfulfilling marriage, she finally drew a line when her husband demanded sexual favors after she struggled home through a snowstorm. She made the radical decision to prioritize her pleasure, telling her husband she would date other men while maintaining their marriage.
Women must fuel their own radiant fire through self-care practices like massage, movement, sensual clothing, and regular orgasms - whether through partners or self-pleasure. The key is understanding that sacrifice doesn't serve relationships; prioritizing personal radiance does.
Pleasure requires cultivation through three essential stages: planning (preparation and anticipation), execution (the experience itself), and sharing "Favorite Frames" - reflecting on the highlights afterward. This final step, often neglected, allows us to digest and fully absorb pleasurable experiences. Without digestion, we remain "full" and may reject new opportunities for joy.
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The Pleasure Revolution: Women Rising Together
When women inhabit their radiance, they naturally want to share it with other women - what I call Sister Goddess Activism. This instinct forms the foundation of the Pleasure Revolution, a pussy-driven, radically radiant movement. True power comes when women stop desperately trying to "get theirs" from a place of scarcity and instead learn to maintain their own radiance.
Like the handless maiden in Grimm's fairy tale who discovered her power only when her child was in danger, I found my true capabilities after my daughter Maggie was born. For her, I overcame perceived limitations, becoming an entrepreneur and thought leader. This pattern repeats with many women - we won't go the extra mile for our own pleasure, but we'll move mountains to help another woman.
Sister Goddess Activism (SGA) occurs when we stand for another woman's radiance, helping her achieve what she needs while discovering our own untapped strength. We don't need to have everything figured out to participate - we simply need to commit to standing for our radiance. The magic happens when we model for others what we ourselves struggle with, creating an alchemical transformation where both women rise higher than either could alone.
Every woman in our culture is like the handless maiden - taught that helplessness is our birthright. We cannot inhabit our radiance if we don't know what it feels like. Paradoxically, we often discover our power only when another woman requires it from us. This interconnection is extraordinary - your desires set me free, and mine set you free. When we help another woman reach her highest orbit, we naturally reach ours.
The difficult part of embracing Sister Goddess Activism is unlearning what patriarchal culture has taught us about female relationships. We've been conditioned to believe women are untrustworthy, backstabbing, envious, and emotionally unstable. This toxic belief system prevents us from connecting with other women in joy and radiance. Instead, we bond only through shared victimhood - discussing illnesses, complaining about bosses, or lamenting relationship troubles.
Sister Goddess Activism isn't about becoming someone's therapist, coach, or social worker. When a suffering woman reaches out, we don't let her cling like a needy vine - instead, we stand for her by encouraging her to follow her own pussy, not ours. We never become the source of her power. Rather than joining her pity party as the patriarchal world culture teaches, we reject commiseration and instead say, "Yes you can do it, and you're going to. I am standing for you."
When you stand for a woman through Sister Goddess Activism, you witness a profound emotional transformation. You challenge her to connect with her divinity at great personal cost - she must surrender her lifelong belief in victimhood, unworthiness, and spiritual isolation. These limiting beliefs feel like home to her, making the transition difficult yet beautiful.
To become a Sister Goddess Activist, you must realize your life is a gift, live in possibilities knowing your desires are coming to you, notice and brag about wonderful things happening in your life, manage your emotions without blaming others, stay sensually alive with your pussy turned on, and maintain a strong Sister Goddess community. A true Sister Goddess knows she's no one's victim - she's called in every circumstance to take her higher.
When women practice Sister Goddess Activism, we see "sister" in every woman's eyes, elevating consciousness by inspiring others into higher awareness through our own radiance. The feminine paradigm replaces revenge with feeling, connection and asking "What is needed to take this higher?" We are the breakout generations, women leaders born to rebalance masculine and feminine energies. Our voices matter. Women free ourselves when we free one another - that is the way of pussy, and the way of the future.
