As we conclude our journey through the thirteen keys for self-reconnection and balance, Ceryn invites you to consider those ideas of Human and Soul, and what they really mean.

All too often in these spiritually-focussed circles, we see our human selves being diminished and painted as less than the soulful side of us; but the truth is that both are vital.

It is only within the synergy of the two that we are able to find a true sense of the sacred in ourselves and our lives. But how do we do that? The answer to that might just come in the form of our 13th key, grounding.

Dive in while we explore all this and more.

Episode Notes

• Within this episode, Ceryn mentions the book Wake Up Mother which she is involved with. To learn more about Wake Up Mother, visit the project website.
• Meanwhile, Ceryn also references two other books, specifically:
  • Eyes Wide Open by Mariana Caplan
  • Soulcraft by Bill Plotkin.
• The Divine Feminist will be taking a break after this episode. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to be amongst the first to know when we return. In the meantime, if you'd like to stay up to date with Ceryn and her work, check out the following:
  • The Divine Feminist on Instagram
  • Ceryn's website, including links to her social media profiles
  • Project Earthwork, which offers live monthly sessions on YouTube
  • Love Light and Bullshit Bingo, the podcast Ceryn offers with Yolandi Boshoff.
• If you would like to order one of Ceryn's Soul Integration Readings, do so before 14th March 2023 to enjoy the current package and pricing. 
• Music is Start Again by Alex Beroza, copyright Alex(2014), sourced through YouTube and available to hear in full here. 
• Finally, if you enjoy The Divine Feminist and would like to buy Ceryn a Ko-fi, you can do that here.

This month's episode of the Divine Feminist is a special one, as Ceryn talks with Laura Bates about her work and experiences to date.

Founder of The Everyday Sexism Project and author of eight books to date, Laura is involved with a number of programmes and campaigns that demand real change from those at the very top of our societies, and works in schools across the UK and beyond to educate young people about sexism, consent and sexual violence.

Her latest book, No Accident, is the second of her fictional works and, though aimed at young adults, provides a powerful and important perspective on these subjects and their impacts upon young people today.

Episode Notes

• If you would like to know more about Laura Bates and her work, check out Laura's website of that of The Everyday Sexism Project. Meanwhile, Laura's books include:
  • No Accident (also known as The Trial)
  • Men Who Hate Women
  • The Burning
  • Misogynation
  • Girl Up
  • Everyday Sexism
  • Fix the System, Not The Women
• Within this episode, Laura mentions a number of resources for those concerned about their online safety. They are:
  • The Women’s Media Centre Speech Project 
  • The online safety page at Feminine Frequency  
  • Charity Glitch 
• If you would like to learn more about Ceryn and her work, head to her website 
• Meanwhile, to keep up with the latest from Ceryn and all things Divine Feminist, follow @divine.feminist on Instagram.
• Music is Start Again by Alex Beroza, copyright Alex(2014), sourced through YouTube and available to hear in full here. 
• Finally, if you enjoy The Divine Feminist and would like to buy Ceryn a Ko-fi, you can do that here.

As we move onto the twelfth of our thirteen keys for self connection and sacred balance, Ceryn invites you to journey with the ideas of outcome and possibility.

We live in a world that so often wants us to focus on outcomes; definitive outcomes that can be objectively glasses as "good" or "successful". And there are definitely times when such a clear focus is useful or even necessary.

But how often does that mindset rob us of possibility, and of all that can unfold if we allow ourselves to step into the unknown.

What is the key to moving into that place of possibility? Ceryn calls it beauty, but not the type of beauty we're used to hearing or reading about.

After all, this isn't about checking off boxes on a societally defined list of what makes us acceptable. Instead is it about aligning ourselves with a true sense of beauty; one that involves awe, wonder, and is in the closest place imaginable if only we allow ourselves to open to it. 

Episode Notes

• Within this episode, Ceryn mentions three ways you can work with her this Winter and in early 2023, which are:
  • 2023 Soul Readings, available for a limited time only via this link. 
  • The Sekhem Level 1 and 2 initiations Ceryn will be running alongside Rachael Morley this January, including an in-person weekend in the magical lands of Glastonbury. 
  • The Re-Kindling Her Stories sessions she will be running online throughout January and February. 
• Meanwhile, Ceryn references the incredible Wild Currents by Jo Gifford, which she read recently. 
• And finally, we mention (again!) the fantastic Vincent van Gogh episode of Dr Who, with a key scene available on YouTube.
• To keep up with the latest from Ceryn and all things Divine Feminist, follow @divine.feminist on Instagram.
• Music is Start Again by Alex Beroza, copyright Alex(2014), sourced through YouTube and available to hear in full here. 
• Finally, if you enjoy The Divine Feminist and would like to buy Ceryn a Ko-fi, you can do that here.