Rebirthing The Goddess
She who cracks you open
Golden Firelight burning from within
She who is the constant companion
Who sees you through thick and thin
She who envelops you From the embryo seed
She who knows your every need
She who glistens like stars in the dark
She who sings in the melody of the lark
She who lights your every dream and desire
She who gives birth as the flames grow higher
She who is guardian of all yoniverses
She who is within you awaiting rebirth
She who is and has always been Omnipotent, Ever present
Yet oft invisible, unseen
She who is known by many names and loved by sages
Revered, Yet denied and neglected through the ages
She who is coming in this moment NOW Through your heart with love
She who flies upon the wings of a dove She who is ready for her time has come
Her Heaven on Earth it’s done, it’s done, it’s done.
Copyright Kimberley Lovell 13/4/2019
This poem was channelled just a couple of days before the Notre Dame Cathedral Fire, as I was surfing online with the Goddess and came across the beautiful Goddess sculpture from the artist/sculptress Maria Luise Bodirsky. (pictured above)
The Notre Dame Cathedral was built on an old Isis/Magdalen Goddess site. Many of our patriarchal systems are crumbling, for they are not sustainable. I believe that the Divine Feminine and Divine Masculine energies are being balanced and bought into union. I’m sure there is much more to be revealed around this.
The Divine Feminine is rising, as men and women, we are being called to step more fully into our hearts and to more fully embody the path of love, grace, and wisdom as we reclaim our sovereignty, our divine birthright and inheritance, as we once again live more consciously, more lovingly on this planet, in divine harmony with one another.
What energy, space and consciousness can we and our bodies be, to be as sovereign as we truly be? Everything that doesn’t allow that, would you be willing to let that go now and release it to the light?
I’d love to hear your thoughts
This is wonderful, Kimberley!
In despite of the loss of this symbolical building, it does bring on a feeling of liberation! Shame for all the art work, but glory to the act of purification!