The Power of the Dark Feminine

Discovering the Energy of Fierce Compassion

De: China Galland

Narrado por: China Galland

For centuries, a hidden current has run through the world's wisdom traditions, a dark, positive, feminine energy represented by such striking symbols as the Tibetan Buddhist Tara, the Catholic Black Madonna, and the Hindu Kali. Now award-winning author and researcher China Galland escorts you on a spiritual pilgrimage in search of these inspiring figures. From India to South America to medieval Europe, you'll encounter the world's most powerful manifestations of "fierce compassion" - the feminine force that emerges when we harness our anger and transform it into spiritual awareness - and learn how to awaken this power within yourself.©1999 China Galland (P)16 9

profoundly healing book

I revisited this book after years. I read it first and now heard it and it seemed to have a much more powerful affect on me now with the experiences I've attained in my life. This text seems like it should be a staple in anyone's book shelf who is looking to understand the dark feminine and is exploring shadow work.
thank you so much, China. Also-- can anyone 🤔 share w me who is the singer? I can't make out the name very well at end. Feel free to send to [e-mail]

Wow is all I can say

I loved it so much I listened it to back to back and took notes the second time so insightful and just what I was looking for.

An author I recommend regularly

I love China Gallands work and it was a pleasure to listen to her narrate her own book. Highly recommended reading ❤️

My most favorite so far from audible

This book moved my heart and soul . I recommend highly for those entering their feminine energy and who are on a journey to connecting to something more. The authors voice was absolutely perfect.

Interesting, but not practical

Has lots of interesting stories from religions, which are worth a listen, but if you're not particularly religious or spiritual then you might feel this book lacks something.

I think I was looking for something practical and applicable in daily life, but all I got were a couple of inspiring myths. It's up to you where to go from there.

Also not a fan of the meditations in the middle of a story.