The Goddess Divine Podcast

In this episode, we journey into one of the Bible’s most enigmatic and controversial stories: the tale of the Witch of Endor. Found in 1 Samuel 28, this mysterious woman is summoned by King Saul on the eve of battle to call up the spirit of the prophet Samuel—an act strictly forbidden under Israelite law. Was she a true medium? A cunning illusionist? Or a misunderstood spiritual figure caught in t...

Who was Empusa,  the terrifying, shape-shifting figure whispered about in the night by the ancient Greeks? In this episode, we dive into the haunting mythology of Empusa, a spirit of Hecate said to stalk travelers and seduce men, appearing with a single brass leg and the power to transform at will. But beyond the fearsome imagery, Empusa reveals deeper truths about the ancient psyche: the dangers...

This week we are visiting the infamous Salome.  Salome is a historical and biblical figure most commonly known for her role in the execution of John the Baptist. She was the daughter of Herodias and the stepdaughter of Herod Antipas, the ruler of Galilee and Perea during the time of Jesus. Her story is most famously recounted in the New Testament, where she is not named directly but is traditional...

In this episode, we dive into the luminous world of goddess candle magic — where flame becomes devotion, spellwork becomes sacred, and the divine feminine is invoked one spark at a time. Learn how candles can act as portals, prayers, and offerings when aligned with goddesses like Hecate, Brigid, Isis, and Aphrodite. Whether you're crafting your first altar or deepening a long-time practice, we’ll...

What can we learn from a goddess who carries ten different names ? In this episode, we explore the power of epithets, the sacred titles, descriptive phrases, and symbolic names given to goddesses across cultures. From “Athena Parthenos” to “Isis the Great Enchantress,” these names are more than poetic flourishes, they reveal roles, realms, and relationships that deepen our understanding of the div...

Hi Folks! This week we are doing a very short meditation to connect with your ancestral circle.   Connecting with one's ancestors is considered an essential practice in many spiritual and psychological traditions, especially in the context of ancestral healing, which refers to the process of addressing and transforming inherited trauma, unresolved emotions, and patterns that have been passed down...

This week I am sharing the story of El Naddaha. El Naddaha is a folkloric figure from Egyptian mythology, often described as a beautiful, ghostly woman who emerges from the banks of the Nile River, particularly at night, to call out to men with her haunting voice. Her name, which roughly translates to "The Caller," reflects her role as a siren-like entity who lures unsuspecting victims to their do...

In this episode, we unravel the mystery of Ananke , the primordial Greek goddess of necessity, fate, and unyielding compulsion. Older than the Olympians and revered in Orphic traditions, Ananke represents the cosmic force that even the gods cannot escape. We explore her role in shaping destiny, her bond with Chronos (Time), and how ancient philosophers and poets understood her immense power. Is An...

This week I am covering the story of the Biblical Jezebel.  Jezebel is a figure from the Bible, specifically the Old Testament, known for her role as the wife of King Ahab of Israel. She was a Phoenician princess, the daughter of King Ethbaal of Sidon, and she brought with her the worship of the god Baal, which clashed with the monotheistic faith of the Israelites.  Jezebel is often portrayed as a...

This week we are doing a goddess meditation to help you discover which goddess energy you most need to embody now, and what that goddess wishes to teach or activate in  you. They will leave you with a personal symbol or word that will become a touchstone in your daily life! 

This week we are visiting Pesta, the plague of 1349 in Norway.  Pesta is a figure from Scandinavian folklore, particularly Norwegian legend, who personifies the Black Death, or plague. Often depicted as an old, haggard woman dressed in black or red, Pesta travels from village to village spreading disease. She typically carries either a broom or a rake, if she uses the rake, some people in the town...

This week we are visiting Deer Woman. Deer Woman is a powerful spirit figure found in the oral traditions of many Indigenous peoples across North America, including the Lakota, Ojibwe, Muscogee, Cherokee, Ponca, and others. Often described as a beautiful woman with long hair and the legs or feet of a deer, she appears at dances, crossroads, or along quiet paths, sometimes to warn, sometimes to pun...

This week we are diving into the mythology of the mortal, Cassandra. Cassandra is a prominent figure in Greek mythology, known as a Trojan princess and prophetess whose tragic story centers on her gift of foresight, paired with a devastating curse. As the daughter of King Priam and Queen Hecuba of Troy, Cassandra was granted the power of prophecy by the god Apollo, who hoped to win her affection....

This week is all about the Greek goddess Lethe. Lethe is not typically considered a "goddess" in the traditional sense, but rather a personification of one of the five rivers of the Greek underworld. However, in some later traditions and poetic interpretations, she is referred to as a goddess or spirit (daimona) associated with forgetfulness, oblivion, and the loss of memory.  Name meaning: The wo...

In this episode, Goddess Demeter shares her aspects and how she helps humanity. 

This week is Part 2 of the Goddess Demeter. Demeter is a prominent goddess in ancient Greek mythology, revered as the goddess of agriculture, grain, fertility, and the harvest. One of the Twelve Olympians, she is the daughter of Cronus and Rhea, making her a sister to Zeus, Hades, Poseidon, Hera, and Hestia. Her Roman counterpart is Ceres, from which the word "cereal" is derived. Demeter is most f...

This week is all about the ancient Hellenic goddess of the field, Demeter. Demeter is a prominent goddess in ancient Greek mythology, revered as the goddess of agriculture, grain, fertility, and the harvest. One of the Twelve Olympians, she is the daughter of Cronus and Rhea, making her a sister to Zeus, Hades, Poseidon, Hera, and Hestia. Her Roman counterpart is Ceres, from which the word "cereal...

This week is all about Hope or thr Roman Goddess, Spes. Spes is the ancient Roman goddess of Hope, revered not as a passive wish, but as an active spiritual and civic force. Her name literally means “hope” in Latin, and she was considered one of the Virtutes, divine personifications of core Roman values, alongside goddesses such as Fides (Faith), Salus (Health), and Concordia (Harmony).   In Roman...

Folks! This session was originally recorded over a year ago as a practice session with the goddess Isis on the Intuitive Awakening Podcast- it was my introduction to her and I am happy to share this with you before I conduct a deep dive into her history, story, and myths. I hope you enjoy an introduction to Isis from her own words! 

Hi Folks! This is another upload from a previous channeling session with Hathor about a year ago on the podcast, Intuitive Awakening. There will be a separate episode all about Hathor with new channeled messages in future episodes. Thank you for listening!

This episode is a channeled episode that I posted on Intuitive Awakening Podcast a year ago as I connected to the goddess Lilith. If you've heard it already then you get the opportunity to hear it again on the podcast, if you have not, then you are in for a treat. There will be more messages from Lilith in the coming months. Enjoy!

This episode was originally posted on Intuitive Awakening a little over a year ago. I wanted to share it here in case you've not had the chance to hear it on the other podcast. Enjoy hearing Lilith Speak! 

All - this episode was originally posted on the Intuitive Awakening Podcast but I am uploading it here for you to listen to their timeless wisdom. Both Goddess Hera and Goddess Athena join us today to discuss following your dreams and believing in yourself. Goddess Hekate pops in here too at the end which is always a nice surprise. I hope you enjoy. 

This episode focuses on a common pain point in goddess spirituality: How to communicate with a goddess. In this episode I discuss ways to bridge the communication gap that include: 1. Dreams 2. Pendulums + Pendulum Boards 3. The Power of Music 4. Psychic Abilities: Clairaudience + Clairvoyance 5. Bibliomancy 6. Channeling Let me know in the comments if any of these work for you! 

This week is all about the goddess, Ereshkigal. Ereshkigal is the ancient Mesopotamian goddess of the underworld, a powerful and enigmatic deity who ruled over the land of the dead. Her name means “Queen of the Great Earth” or “Lady of the Great Place,” referring to the realm of the dead, often called Kur or Irkalla. Her Roles and Responsibilities: Queen of the Underworld: Ereshkigal governs Ganzi...