Hola gorgeous Goddess!

Once upon a time, when I found out I was pregnant, I started making messy-haired pregnancy videos.

Here’s the latest installment… of Leonie’s thrilling pregnancy adventure

As per usual, there are tears and bed hair. I wouldn’t want to break the tradition.

Mama Goddess Journey - 36 weeks pregnant from Goddess Leonie on Vimeo.

big love,

Hey beautiful hearts!

Each Thursday, we hang out together as a gaggle of goddesses & make our gorgeous lives a little clearer, calmer and more zen. We do one Zen Your Life project together for the day… an easy, possible kind of project… just one small thing to make our lives more zen.

When we make space in our lives, we are making room for even more delight, comfort, magic and love to enter.

Sound like yummy delicious fun? Want some more zen goodness in your life?

Hurrah! Let’s start! We can doooo eeeeeeeet!

Today, your Zen Your Life project is:

Spend 10 minutes organising and clearing folders on your computer.

Need some accountability?

You can use the above buttons on your blog, and photograph your progress. You can check-in to the Comments Circle. You can write out your Zen Goddess goal on a scrap of paper beside you.

Whatever you need to do to give yourself the support you need, do it.

Loving you, fellow Zennifying Goddessa!

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And that right there is the most amount of numbers + math you’ll ever get on this Goddess blog.

That is my promise to you

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Hola gorgeous Goddesses~

Every time we sit in circle, the talking stick goes around.

The talking stick is made from wooden… smooth to touch, adorned with feathers, crystals, stones, wool…

And each woman is passed it, and she holds it, and she shares where her journey has taken her, what her work has been, what blessings and medicine have arisen.

And she is heard, and she passes the talking stick on.

And on and on, we learn our lessons from hearing each other’s stories. We become clearer as the threads of our lives weave together into understanding. We learn how to be honest with our marvellous truth, and we learn just how big, beautiful and sacred every other woman’s journey is too.

So I wanted to bring that here. The talking stick, the circle. The sharing of our journeys and where we are at.

I’ll share my spirit’s story, and you’ll share yours. We’ll get to learn from each other’s stories and wisdom.

Every time women circle, miracles happen.

Taking the Talking Stick

Here I sit.

Thirty-six weeks pregnant.

with pregnacious-mermaid hair.

Fullness

There’s so much to do.

This must be what they call nesting.

Currently, our home looks like piles of this:

It’s the result of both me & Papa Bear feeling like our home needs space - much much much more space… to fit Little Mermaid in.

Our huge TV and stereo are going. Boxes of kitchen stuff. Electronic crap. Extra furniture.

We’re even letting go books & oracle cards ~ unheard of for two wisdom-collecting Scorpios. {We’ve got a few things listed on ebay if you were wanting to check them out!}

And everytime we face that mountaineous wall of stuff… and have moments of fear of letting these things go…

we remember:

there is something new coming. We will feel so much lighter once these are gone.

And we have that courage, and do it… we find out we were right.

I don’t regret letting go of anything. I don’t miss it.

The things didn’t make me happy.

If anything, they made our space a little more congested, a little less flow-y, a little less easy to live in.

I’m realising again and again:

It’s my life that makes me happy.

Especially this part of my life.

Getting rid of stuff brings up stuff

It does. I want to acknowledge this.

I remember when my love decided to let go of his music collection.

His music collection had been for years a part of his identity - Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath, Cradle of Filth.

My hottie rocker man.

And then somewhere along the line, he mellowed. He started listening to world music and folk music.

And he made a huge decision one day to let go of his collection.

We walked into a cd-buying store, and I saw him tense. I saw the courage it took for him to leave his CDs there.

We walked out to the car.

How are you feeling hon?

Like I’m going to throw up, he said.

So we sat in the car for a while until the waves of change washed all around us, and he felt centered again.

He felt clearer afterwards, but in the midst of it - it was hard.

And so I see in myself all the hard and stuff that comes up with letting go of our stuff.

I notice that I feel a little bit worried when my home isn’t cluttered - it reminds me of the days when we didn’t have much money at all, and the years it took us to collect furniture when we first moved here.

I notice that there is a certain comfort in being hemmed in by stuff… it’s like a swaddle of sorts.

And I also notice that I feel so much clearer in my life and heart when there isn’t so much stuff around me.

I notice this could be a time for me to have faith in abundance and the flow of prosperity.

That space doesn’t mean lack.

That space could mean room to move, breath, create and grow.

Space could mean I get to see and make all my choices clearly, instead of feeling overwhelmed by them.

Letting Go

And with all this life-changing, house-cleansing, pregnancy-fullness, I learn and re-learn the art of letting go.

I let go of tensing when Little Mermaid moves, hoping she doesn’t turn breech again.

I let go of thinking I can control that.

I allow in the possibility that all is perfect, and that whatever Little Mermaid needs is the right thing. If that means breech, if that means head-down, if that means vaginal birth, if that means caesarean.

I let go of thinking I know the right way and the perfect way.

I allow life to show me that way instead.

So much to be done!

And… finally… the other thing that is with me at the moment… is the feeling of so much to be done!

Goddess School beginning again. {Thank Great Spirit for Goddess Sone, my magical and wonderful Goddess School helper! She makes it all so wonderful.}

Naps and doula appointments and books to read.

An Online Business Goddess kit that is slowly writing itself.

A home that is still in the act of being cleansed and prepared and cleared.

Most of all though, I want to remember this:

That calm & grace surround me now.

That I only need to take one step at a time.

That life is giving me just what I need, right now and always.

Passing the Talking Stick

How has your journey been, dearest heart?

What lessons, blessings and medicine have arisen for you?

You are so loved and cherished,

P.S. It’s nearly Wednesday! Get 30% off the Radiant Goddess e-course, Creative Goddess e-course & Creating your Goddess Haven e-course before then!

I believe

that art does not have to be

about

competition

or worry

or getting it right

or making it look pretty.

I believe that art does not have to be

another stick

to measure ourselves

push ourselves

or whack ourselves with.

Instead…

I believe art

can be a

tool for healing

a place of power

a splash of insight

a prayer

a laughter of colour

a sacred, holy path to walk.

Art can be the path we take

to discover the goddess inside us.

And most of all,

art can be

our gift to

ourselves.

Make art that looks like you.

Make art that sings to your spirit.

Make art that is medicine.

Art can be holy and healing…

all we need do is claim it,

and make it.

I believe in you…

P.S. Save 30% off the Radiant Goddess e-course, Creative Goddess e-course & Creating your Goddess Haven e-course only until Wednesday.

Hola gorgeous Goddesses!

I thought I’d share with you my favourite way of starting my morning… my Goddess Green Smoothie. I share this little addiction of mine in the Radiant Goddess eCourse… I totally think if you just make ONE change in your diet of adding a green smoothie… it makes SUCH a big, beautiful difference to your energy levels.

I usually have mine for breakfast… but they are also perfect for when I’m feeling like I’m rundown, lacking in some greenness or need a 3pm energy pep-up.

Green smoothies can be made in a bazillion different ways, but here’s how I make mine:

Blend:

1 banana

A handful of mixed berries {I buy frozen packets}

A handful of baby spinach leaves or lettuce leaves

A splash of water.

And then add your extra goodies, if you want some!

I add into mine:

A teaspoon of Maca powder
This tastes to me like a burnt vanilla kind of flavour. It is a ground up Andean root vegetable, and chock-full-o nutrients. For me, Maca has helped me even out my moon cycles of bleeding {before I became pregnacious}, recircuits my nervous system and gives me a beautiful, grounded burst of energy. Maca can also help with boosting sex drive, fertility, helping balance all your organs, and soothing anxiety. As with all herbs, I totally suggest trying it out, and seeing if it seems to sing and resonate with you. I know Maca really, really works with my body - it may or may not for yours.

Two Spirulina tablets
Spirulina is a super green food, and is made from a microscopic freshwater plant. It is brimming with antioxidants and iron and good bits.

Go with whatever superfoods or extra nutrients you like… or stick with the plain green smoothie… it’s all good.

If you want it sweeter:

Add some agave nectar, maple syrup, stevia or some dates into the blender as well.

The most important thing:

Try it out - make it as simple and as delicious as you want it to be.

Goddess Green Smoothies = OM NOM NOM for our beautiful bodies.

big love you!

P.S. Please don’t forget ~ I don’t want you to miss out on the early goddess discount! 30% off Goddess School e-courses until Wednesday!

Hola gorgeous Goddess,

Hurrah! It’s that beautiful day of the week again… that ritual of making all or part of my Sunday switched off… logging off my ‘puter and doing some of those things I really wanna do… and just adoring my beautiful goddess life.

This week is something a little different… we’ve got a gorgeous goddess guest blogger to share her story about her own Switched Off Sunday ~ and how she makes it her own personal sacred Sabbath.

If you’re called to sharing about your own Switch Off Sunday with words & photos ~ please email support@goddessguidebook.com. We’d love to hear from you!

Today’s gorgeous goddess guest blogger is Goddess Gail from Silvermine. I’ve adored Goddess Gail for years now - in my mind, she is a Goddess of Grace, and her faith and deep thoughtfulness are such beautiful medicine.

I invited her to share about her own experience of Switch Off Sunday & Sabbath, in words and pictures… here is her beautiful sharing.

Leonie, I have thoroughly enjoyed reading about your Switch Off Sundays and your longing for Sabbath. You are right; without rest, we unravel. Big time. I am honored that you asked me to share a few more thoughts on how I keep the Sabbath.

Like everything else in my spiritual life, this practice is ongoing, growing, changing, developing all the time. I have spent many years thinking about and working on (no pun intended) how to incorporate Sabbath into my life. I have read several books on the topic and have included several elements and ideas from each of them in my current Sabbath practice. A few of my favorite Sabbath-themed books are:

Dan Allender’s book Sabbath

Lynne Babb’s book Sabbath Keeping

Ruth Haley Barton’s book Sacred Rhythms, especially the chapter on Sabbath

Marva Dawn’s book Keeping the Sabbath Wholly

and Lauren Winner’s book Mudhouse Sabbath.

Each one of these books and authors has helped me become a more faithful keeper of the Sabbath.

I have come to recognize that when I do not intentionally take the time to rest, I easily fall into a state of distress.

The journey of starting Sabbath…

When I began my investigation into the possibility of keeping the Sabbath myself - wholly or otherwise - I admit that I was somewhat skeptical. I remember two friends of mine in college who made the decision to “keep the Sabbath.” For them, it meant not shopping or working or even studying on Sundays. I remember wondering, “How can you succeed in college without studying on Sunday, the last day to cram all your homework in before beginning another demanding week of class work? They won’t be able to do it for long; the pressure to study will be too great.” But they were faithful to their commitment – and they both graduated from college with high praise and excellent grades and later became college professors. Interestingly enough, they ended up marrying each other soon thereafter and are now awaiting the arrival of their fourth child. Apparently, something about resting together clicked…

A photo of me, sitting in quiet prayer and meditation in my study on Sabbath. (Taken by my precious daughter Kristiana)

Unfortunately, they are the only two people I knew personally who have ever made a conscious decision to keep the Sabbath. And I met them more than twenty years ago. So my road to this place has been a solo journey. I am not complaining about it at all because having to do my own investigation and put the lessons I have learned into practice on my own has been a spiritually empowered exercise. There is not a lot of noise in the world around me that is drowning out my own internal and quiet voice. There are not a lot of hard and fast opinions on the topic, so I get to form my own – and then change them as needed. It hasn’t been an easy journey, but like every trip I have ever taken, it has been rife with valuable lessons learned, unexpected joys discovered, and also unavoidable falls and spills.

How I do Sabbath now…

Over all, I like where I am right now on this rest-making journey. In truth, I am approaching the place where I find that my week is centered on how I will keep the Sabbath. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday are days in which I begin to make plans for observing the Sabbath on Sunday. In order to be able to be fully present and find rest on the Sabbath: I do prep work on the days leading up to Sunday so that I won’t have to do anything I don’t want to do. I clean the house and get good food in the fridge and pantry and put everything away that might draw me into work mode. I choose what I will wear ahead of time as well – always trying to create outfits that will make me comfortable and colorful, consisting of pieces I love to wear and that make me feel most comfortable in my own skin and the layer of stuff I put on over my skin. I have found that as I am planning and doing the work ahead of time, I get excited about the restful day that is to come.

Sabbath supplies: My art supply tray, the Sabrina Ward Harrison journal I am filling, and a few books that I’ve been reading lately.

Like Leonie, I compile lists of things that I LOVE to do, things that fill me and refresh me and make me feel whole and at peace. I give myself permission to do those things on the Sabbath. More than that, I intentionally choose only those things - like walking and reading and journaling and drinking tea. I cut up magazines and make collages and then stare at them for long stretches of time. I add to my lists of things and people and activities I love. I spend time with people I love. I also spend a fair amount of the day alone. I sit in my study in silence. I lay on the floor and dream big dreams – Mondo Beyondo dreams. I tell myself stories. I write some of them down, but not all of them. I look at and hold some of the objects on my travel altar and my bookshelves and remind myself of how those objects came to me at just the right time in just the right way.

The only things I eat on the Sabbath are things I love. I don’t worry about calories or fat grams or weight loss. I think about how blessed I am to be surrounded by such bounty and so many choices. And I enjoy every bite, every sip, every crumb that I lick off my fork. On the Sabbath, I make space in my life, in my heart, and in my belly for joy. And I take it all in with gusto and gratitude.

Keeping the Sabbath tradition

But keeping the Sabbath isn’t always easy. There are days when life’s other demands seep in: I feel pressure to answer phone calls or write overdue emails or hang out with other people. It’s not that there’s anything wrong with any of those things – but sometimes on Sundays, they feel more like obligations than pleasures. There isn’t any joy in them on that particular day. On the other six days of the week, when obligations come up, I try to meet them. I will take a few deep breaths, put down whatever has me occupied at the moment, and do what needs to be done. Make the phone call. Answer the email. Cook dinner (I don’t like to cook at all). Do the thing that must be done.

However, on Sundays, I don’t give in so easily. Whenever I feel like I am sliding over into work or obligation mode on the Sabbath, I stop myself and breathe deeply and gently lay that thing aside. I forgive myself for forgetting the importance of rest and move back into a peaceful quiet place. I go to another room in the house or make myself a cup of tea or go for a short walk – anything to return to the sacred rhythm of that sacred day. That day is dedicated to resting my body, replenishing my spirit, and restoring my soul.

My desk, where I spend a lot of my Sabbath day… the space where a lot of journaling and writing gets done, including this very piece. My computer is under the open notebook on the left side of my desk.

Being gentle with myself…

I am careful not to be too self-critical, though. I am someone who can easily slip into comparison mode. I think hurtful thoughts like: “I bet So-and-So is better at this than I am. So-and-So is much more faithful/spiritual/thoughtful/imaginative than I am, so I’d better find ways to catch up/be better than/outshine that person.” In fact, I try to not even compare myself with myself – “I used to be better at this… I should be better at this than I am…I am not good at any of this Sabbath stuff…Why bother?”

None of that is helpful thinking ever, never mind on Sunday. On the Sabbath day, I try hard to step out of that judgmental place, that comparative place. So at regular intervals during the day, I remind myself that I will never figure any of this out completely.

One of my goals is to be increasingly merciful to myself, especially at those critical and comparative junctures. Another one is to learn new ways to usher myself into a place of deeper love and respect for myself as I am right now. I am encouraging myself to accept the fact that I won’t ever get it perfectly right, ever. In fact, if I am in a mental place of “trying to perfect my Sabbath practice,” then I have turned it into yet another form of work and away from true rest. And that way of thinking defeats the purpose of the day.

Sabbath reflections

A much-loved Sabbath creation.

On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, I allow myself time to think about and process how my Sunday Sabbath went.

Do I feel rested?

Do I feel refreshed?

What did I do on Sunday that was most enjoyable?

What was least enjoyable?

What would I like to try to add to my list of joy-filled activities?

What do I want to take off that list?

How can I make it an even better day, an even more restful and restorative day?

Are there people I would like to invite to share that special day with me?

And above all, I give thanks for the blessing of rest, for the day of rest, for the joy that always results when I set time aside to set myself aside and rest.

In the end, my entire week is becoming increasingly molded around that one day: preparation for keeping the Sabbath and then remembering the joys of keeping the Sabbath.

Why not plan my life around rest rather than work on trying to fit rest into my busy schedule???

Creating your own gorgeous Switched Off Sunday…

Thank you so deeply, Goddess Gail of Grace for sharing your Sacred Sabbath story & photographs… they are deeply inspiring, and you are a wonder to behold.

I love the invitation and possibility of making my own Switched Off Sunday a Sacred Sabbath experience that I plan, create and mould my week around.

How you can join in this Switch Off Sunday:

You are so welcome to join me in switching off, for the day or the afternoon or two hours… and re-discovering the joys of being switched onto life outside the laptop… and enjoying a holy, sabbath experience.

How long will you Switch off today? What do you wish to create or experience?

For ideas on what to do… check out the masterlist of magnificent possibilities by clicking below.

Need some accountability?

• Take a pen & paper out and write down how long you will switch off for, and what your glorious possibilities are.
• Write it out in the Comments Circle & check back in later.
• Blog/photograph about your Switch Off Sunday using the button above once you are done!

Happy Sabbath day, gorgeous Goddess!

P.S. Reminder: 30% off Goddess School courses until Wednesday!

Enrolments are now open for the next term of Goddess School…

Me & precious Goddess Sone have been squirelling up the next term and are SO excited to be sharing it with you…

as always… we so believe and know that when women circle, miracles happen…

We are so so grateful to be doing this work…

and so blessed to be sharing it with so many other beautiful souls…

Early goddess discount alert:

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For information on all the courses available, and to see if one calls your spirit, head on over to the:

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big big love,

Hey beautiful hearts!

Each Thursday, we hang out together as a gaggle of goddesses & make our gorgeous lives a little clearer, calmer and more zen. We do one Zen Your Life project together for the day… an easy, possible kind of project… just one small thing to make our lives more zen.

When we make space in our lives, we are making room for even more delight, comfort, magic and love to enter.

Sound like yummy delicious fun? Want some more zen goodness in your life?

Hurrah! Let’s start! We can doooo eeeeeeeet!

Today, your Zen Your Life project is:

Get your inbox down to zero.

Once upon a time, I had an inbox that was bursting at the seams. I think there was 300+ unread emails in it spreading back over a year. And I gnashed my teeth, and I worried, and I felt like I had to go back and answer every single email, and check every single notification, and respond and reply.

Then a friend staged an email-intervention for me. Everything that wasn’t a business email was deleted. Everything that was over two months old was sent off into the winds. Everything that wasn’t crazy-wild-urgent-important was kissed goodbye.

And with it, a whole heap of worry, and angst, and feeling like I-didn’t-have-my-crap-together.

So here’s my three stage process of helping your inbox be lovely and zen again:

1. Do not use your inbox as a To Do List.

Create a separate To Do list in your To Do List book, using Todolist.com or just on a piece of paper. Write down anything you need to do, then archive the email. If you need it later when it comes to doing that task, just search for it.

2. Archive anything that does not absolutely need a reply.

Top secret secret: Not all emails need replying to. I used to think they did, but if every single person replied to every single email they ever received, we wouldn’t be doing anything but answering emails or crying about answering emails. Please do the world a favour and not reply to every email. It makes less reply-work for every one of us.

3. If an email is older than two months old, chances are, it just needs to be said goodbye to.

Honour it, give it love, and archive it.

4. Unsubscribe from every notification and newsletter out there unless it makes your life amazingly better.

Because your life needs you living it, not sitting in your inbox.

5. Work through the rest of your emails from top to bottom.

No going back. No skipping around. Put an album on, close all your other browser windows, and just work through it step by step. If you don’t feel like replying with a thousand words, don’t wait until you do. Just reply with what you have, right now. Follow your spirit and your energy. Release your expectations and perfectionism and worries and fears about getting it right. Stop feeling obligated to answer the way that you do. You do not have to answer emails as deeply, thoughtfully, quickly or verbosely as you think you do. Let your love and light shine in other ways… ways that you feel radiant and joyous as you do it. Let it be through creating, or through physical action. Give your energy the freedom to be released from have-to’s.

Remember: You are a gift. Your energy is a gift. Use it in powerful ways to make a change.

Need some accountability?

You can use the above buttons on your blog, and photograph your progress. You can check-in to the Comments Circle. You can write out your Zen Goddess goal on a scrap of paper beside you.

Whatever you need to do to give yourself the support you need, do it.

Loving you, fellow Zennifying Goddessa!

Your Goddess Captain of ze Goddess ship! Ship has rainbow lounge chairs & bowls of mango frappes!

Hola beautiful hearts!

I wanted to give you a gorgeous update on all the happenings, goodies & what you can expect here on ze Goddess Guidebook ship.

And this also might be helpful for goddesses who are also wanting to {or are already} creating their own gorgeous soul-business.

This one is chock-full-o important announcements… please make sure you read all the way down to make sure you don’t miss out.

The Very Serious Workstation of Goddess Ship: ze bed

Next term of Goddess School!

This is muchos important… there are some changes a-happening very soon in Goddess School world. Within a couple of days, we will be announcing the next term of Goddess School courses.

This term there will be three courses on offer:

• The Radiant Goddess e-course: a 21 day journey to physical, mental & soulful radiance. We’ve just been collecting the feedback from the first group of goddesses to do this course… and their results from the course were just completely spectacular and shiny and inspiring. My heart is so full knowing that the course has really worked for them… and really sung and spoke to their bodies & spirits.. and helped them uncover that radiant divine hottie inside them. Glow glow glow!
• The Creative Goddess e-course: a six week path to discover the creative goddess inside you with sacred creativity, meditations & projects. This is my mothership course… the first one I created over a year ago that nearly 500 goddesses have already taken. I like art and creativity as much as the next spunky goddess… but when we can make our art into a pathway of powerful healing, sacredness and transformation? Magnifico! That’s what this journey is all about…
• and a new one… the Creating your Goddess Haven e-course: six weeks to create a home that inspires you with spirited interior design, divine decluttering & magical space-clearing. Since I stopped offering the Making Space for your Goddess to Shine e-course last year, I’ve had so many requests for another course centered on the home. And this juicy one is going to be it… but filled with a few more gorgeous creative morsels.

Yay!

The term will be starting later this month - will tell you the exact date soon.

Goddess Sonya will be continuing to be the Chief Goddess running the private goddess circle message boards for the courses while I give birth to Little Mermaid. I am so so blessed & grateful to have such an amazing friend & gifted goddess to help me with Goddess School… it’s such a gift to know that goddesses can continue their goddess journeys at Goddess School while I’m deep in mama-goddess space… knowing they are going to be so beautifully held, supported & guided by my dearest friend.

Here’s the important change you need to be aware of:

There will be a limited number of early-goddess enrolment spots at $67 and $73 {$73 for the Radiant Goddess e-course}. After that, all courses will be going up in price to $99 each.

Want to make sure you know when the early goddess spots open?

You’ll need to jump on my VIP Goddess mailing list, and keep your eyes peeled over the next few days… you’ll need to jump on the spots when they come out if you’re feeling called.

This Goddess Ship is run on tea & crystals…

Email hiatus

It’s been just over a month since I went on email hiatus & I am still so grateful I did. Goddess Sonya & Goddess Marissa are doing such a beautiful job helping goddesses when they need it… and this Goddess & her Little Mermaid get to spend a lot less time answering emails & crying over answering emails… and more time creating, resting, preparing & growing instead. *happy exhale*

And I’m hoping this new set of ways is working beautifully for you too… it means I’m able to devote more time to writing blog posts, and creating more goodies to share. Hurrah!

Chief Muse & Inspiration…

Meditation Kit goodness

I’m really excited to finally get to a stage where my lovely meditation kits {for Divine Dreaming, Chakra Healing & Releasing Fears} have grown wings & fly off into the world every day on their own accord. It was a bunch-load of work to create them… and it is so wonderful to get to a place where they are happily finding their right goddesses to help them.

If you’ve been using any of my kits & are finding them helpful ~ I’d so love to hear from you! Please email the lovely Marissa at support@goddessguidebook.com.

Abundant Goddess Business Kit

I mentioned this kit a few weeks ago. This baby is still being gestated and made. At this stage, I’m not sure if it will be done before Little Mermaid arrives.

Right now, I’m following the ebb & flow {read: mostly ebb} of my energy… but I will keep you posted, beautifuls!

That’s it for now!

Consider this your newsletter from the Goddess Ship… letting you know about the all-you-can-eat-spiritual-buffet, and the divine disco-fest. tee hee hee!

Only a moon until we are joined by the newest little Goddess… until then… there’s so much goodness & goddess goodies to come!

Thank you for being magical, inspiring, radiant you…

big big love you,