Like still waters, via feminina gently flows in the cave of the heart, soothing the jagged edges of consciousness.
Christianity has long buried the Sacred Feminine beneath layers of patriarchy, dogma, and historical revision.
But the Divine Feminine has always whispered her truth — in the poetry of Proverbs, the vision of Mary Magdalene, the desert Mothers, and the mysticism of Julian of Norwich and others.
Alternative Christianity honors these lost threads. It doesn’t reject Christ but sees him alongside Sophia, as one who embodied both masculine and feminine divinity.
The Sacred Feminine is not “New Age” — it is ancient, rooted, and calling us back to wholeness.
Whether through reimagining God as Mother, honoring the Womb as sacred, or recognizing Spirit as She, this path brings balance and healing.
Welcome to a Christianity that breathes again.
Are you yearning to reclaim a relationship with Jesus, Sophia, and God that includes the feminine, the mystical, and the embodied?
I offer a safe place for us to get curious about our spirituality, God and everything in-between. I support women with religious and spiritual de-conditioning, reconstructing and reclamation.
To the spiritual wanderer, divine Mother says: “You are not lost. You are being remade.”
Beverly Lanzetta writes, “The divine feminine challenges us to acknowledge and reform oppressive elements in our hearts and in our religions. In order to do this, we must also heal the wounds of the feminine in self, society and in the world”
“While personifications of divinity are crucial to our imaginations and prayer life, it is also true that no identity captures divine infinity. “
Here, We can come to God on our own terms.
Hello, my name is Lauren, your interfaith spiritual director.
Here’s a little about me…
I am a life long spiritual seeker—a mystic, contemplative, monastic, and watery dreamer. I work as a certified spiritual director, grief companion, ordaining priestess with Feminine Healing Ministries, yoga teacher, and the list goes on (I’ve been at this professionally for nearly 30 years.).
My personal path of spiritual renewal through mid-life transition came after divorce. I was married with three children, one adopted.
Life was on a wild ride which took me out of alignment with the truth of God. A truth I knew so intimately since my early spiritual formation when I began my meditation practice at eleven-years old.
The further I strayed from my authentic self, the more my spirit dimmed, despite all efforts to conform, to push, to meet other’s expectations, I became unknown to myself and even those closest to me.
One thing I know for certain, is that God never gives up on the plan which is laid out for you. It is never too late for healing and renewal.
In spiritual direction we walk the Contemplative Rose Path, a path of wisdom through gnosis or direct experience with the divine. We work on spiritual formation so you can learn to hear and feel divine presence with discernment and intimacy.
We walk together as we rise and fall, into the Mystery and into heart of deep devotion, faith and empowerment.
“Here in the body are the sacred rivers; here are the sun and moon, as well as all the pilgrimage places. I have not encountered another temple as blissful as my own body”
~ Saraha, Great Adept of the Tantric Buddhism, 9th C
The Contemplative Rose Path is for the feminine soul. The rose is a symbol of feminine beauty and pure love.
I find that the feminine has a unique personal, physical, spiritual and collective experience which requires specific tending to. Healing our wounded feminine allows us to return to the union we all seem to seek in our lives in or outside of religious/spiritual life.
There is a need for us women to understand and acknowledge ourselves and our relationship to God more deeply, more authentically, beyond the limitations of our past, social norms, or familial constructs.
We need a safe place to explore all facets of ourself for reconciliation, restoration, transition, renewal, and growth.
We need a perspective of God which helps reunite us to her exquisite cyclical and archetypal nature.
The feminine is transformation, magnetic, creation, and life force…
She comes willingly to the Mother to live, die, and be reborn.
She comes for her soul’s revealing.
She comes to unfurl her divine essence.
She comes to become Mastery.
She comes to be a Holy Woman.
She comes to know her BODY as a sacred temple.
She comes to offer her soul gifts.
She lives in devotion.
She comes to heal and to restore self-LOVE in order to expand to her fullest divine potential for her sacred service.
