Goddess Confessions

For decades, women have been sold the idea that giving their sex away freely is power. That liberation looks like detachment, like being able to move as men do, casual, unbothered, and unclaimed. But when you strip the layers back, what was packaged as empowerment is really just another strategy of control.

Every woman wants to feel powerful, radiant, untouchable. But not every woman is willing to hold the standard that comes with being that woman.It goes deeper than aesthetics. It shows in how you treat yourself, how you move through life, and what you allow.And always remember: being that woman isn’t about being seen. It’s about being solid.

Most people don’t realize that true compatibility in relationships begins in the mysterious realm of Hamingja. In Norse tradition, Hamingja refers to a person’s spiritual strength, their unique life force, and the luck or power they carry through their lineage and deeds.

In this episode, we trace how women’s bodies went from sacred to controlled. Once seen as life bringers and spiritual guides, women were slowly stripped of power through systems that feared their influence. This is about the moment balance broke, and what it’s cost us.

This episode kicks off the Holy, Not Whore series — a powerful look at how the feminine was once sacred, not shamed. We explore how women’s sensuality was honored, how sex was spiritual, and how systems flipped the narrative. If you're ready to heal your relationship with your body and power, start here.

Use this meditation anytime you feel disconnected, overwhelmed, or unsure. It’s a practice of coming home to your body, quieting the outside noise, and remembering the truth of who you are.

In a world that often glorifies hustle over harmony, it’s easy to forget one of the deepest truths about ourselves: Divine Feminine Energy isn’t just handed to us—it’s a privilege, a gift.

The true divine feminine will receive very little validation from the masses of men. Her validation is sourced from within.

“Thick & thin” has it’s limits. Women shouldn’t be praised for accepting struggle love. Heal yourself before you jump into a relationship so you’re not disrupting someone’s life.

Progressing doesn't always look glamorous. Sometimes progressing looks like taking a few steps back and "downgrading" in a superficial way to accomplish a goal that will propel you further much more in the long run.

"Why waste time impressing someone else when you can spend it impressing yourself?"

When you start working on yourself, the things around you begin to shift too. Old habits, places, and people can start making you uncomfortable. Your spirit won’t be at peace when you are somewhere you no longer belong. And that’s okay, because the discomfort is simply calling you to the next chapter.