The Goddess is you — the vast, loving presence of the Universe breathing through you each moment. She is Kundalini, the coiled power at the base of the spine, and Shakti, the living consciousness that cracks thunder, moves the tides, and carries boats across the oceans.

She is the creative force within us all: the power that brings life into form, composes music, writes stories, and imagines new worlds. She is the fertile darkness of the earth, the rise of great trees, the bloom of flowers, the deep space between atoms, and the silence within you. All these forces — both creative and destructive — are the Goddess. She is Mother Nature, honoured across cultures.

For centuries the masculine face of God has dominated in the West, but the feminine is rising again as Tantra returns to view. Tantra is ancient, often misunderstood, yet profoundly simple — a path to inner freedom.

It teaches that our aversions are gateways to our own light. By meeting our tension, pain, and fear with openness, we uncover the bliss at the core of our being. As we expand inwardly, we become wiser, kinder, humbler, and more deeply human