The Isis Transmissions
Awakening the Divine Feminine Within
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The Isis Transmissions: Awakening the Divine Feminine Within by Jojo Penwood Step into a sacred dialogue between the ancient goddess Isis and your modern soul. The Isis Transmissions is a profound, poetic, and powerfully healing journey into the heart of the Divine Feminine. Channelled as direct messages from the goddess herself, this book invites readers of all genders to reconnect with their inner wholeness, awaken creative life force, and remember the unconditional love of the Great Mother. With each chapter a transmission-tender, fierce, and wise-Isis speaks to the wounded heart of humanit...
The Isis Transmissions: Awakening the Divine Feminine Within by Jojo Penwood Step into a sacred dialogue between the ancient goddess Isis and your modern soul. The Isis Transmissions is a profound, poetic, and powerfully healing journey into the heart of the Divine Feminine. Channelled as direct messages from the goddess herself, this book invites readers of all genders to reconnect with their inner wholeness, awaken creative life force, and remember the unconditional love of the Great Mother. With each chapter a transmission-tender, fierce, and wise-Isis speaks to the wounded heart of humanity: the forgotten mother within us all. From reclaiming sacred sexuality and healing the womb space, to restoring the authority of the heart and unearthing the soul's purpose, this is a guidebook for remembering the divine intelligence in our bodies, emotions, and spirit. Ideal for readers on a spiritual path, seekers of truth, and those yearning to restore balance between masculine and feminine energies, The Isis Transmissions is not just a book. It is an initiation. A remembering. A homecoming. Perfect for fans of Mary Magdalene Revealed, The Sophia Code, and Women Who Run with the Wolves, this work is an offering of divine remembrance and radical self-love.
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