Divine Feminine channelling from the forgotten daughters of St Philip; Sarah and her sisters. (2 min read)

Here Rachael explores how we must heal from anger into pure action in order to achieve Feminine and Masculine balance across the planet as well as through our own healing & Spiritual journey. Plus a beautiful piece of channelled writing from the Divine Feminine of the Sarah and her sisters.

Those of you who follow my blog will know that the Divine Feminine healing is really important for me.

Balance

Important in terms of women Healing personal and societal wrongs. Healing the injuries to bring us back to a place of balance.

I’ve been working through my own journey as well as that of so many beautiful women and men.

Women being told they need to be the ones that have to hold the home together, that everything falls back on. Women being passed over for promotion and not asking for, let alone getting, the pay they deserve. Injuries in terms of being told you’re seducing men through just walking down the street. And the results of that on various levels.

Healing the feminine in men who have been told that Emotional is the opposite of strong. Men who have been belittled and told they cannot cope with holding the house together, or understand the needs of children; that their bond is ‘naturally’ less. Men who have been shown that women keep the house or wear a g-string. That there are women who should be brought home and others that should be left in the bedroom. That not being able to say no is as good as a yes.

There needs to be a balance within each of us of our personal Divine Masculine and Divine Feminine. Only by healing these two halves can you bring them together and step into your personal you, which is neither.

I spent many years heavily set in my Divine Masculine through society and beliefs and ways of being I had inherited.

As I worked through reconnecting into, embracing and nurturing the parts of my personality which I had learned or decided didn’t serve me, I am able to step back into my Divine Masculine in a very different way.

Something which I relish doing with every client, one to one or in workshop. Connection into a true part of themselves that they had forgotten. Balanced in all its glory.

Jesus and his circle

Part of this has been through my journey of connecting into the real Jesus. Not the Jesus that my Catholic upbringing had given me. But the one I’d always known.

Jesus the Galilean Healer

Part of this is through connecting into the forgotten, but very important women of the New Testament.

One of the best priests I ever had used to put everything into historical context, so you could truly understand what Jesus was up to. He spoke of how Jesus was, among other things, a feminist redressing the balance within his own society. Both Roman and Jewish society was very much on favour of men’s rights over women. So Jesus spoke against divorce in those days, where a man could divorce a women for any reason he chose, but the balance for women was not there. He asked for the first stone to be cast by he who was without sin against a women being traditionally punished for adultery.

Maybe more importantly he brought women into his Circle in a way the modern Bible betrays. And taught them the most in-depth teachings. Please read the Gospel of Mary Magdalene to find out for yourself; mentioned in my blog about books I’d highly recommend.

Philip and his daughters

I recently came across the daughters of Philip, in a wonderful blog by Marg Mowczko. They were recognised in the Acts of the Apostles, but not individually. And frustratingly without much further information.

St Philip

I’ve always loved working with Philip and again would recommend his gospel, clearly channelled through the same talents passed onto his daughters.

Philip is smiling, fun and balanced. Gentle but wickedly smart. Patient and quiet. But when you realise he’s sat with you, it’s a beautiful connection.

And his daughters were just the same. I had the name Sarah for sometime in my head in connection to the women of Jesus ministry; it took me a few weeks to realise it was one of these wonderful women. I had some inspiring words given to me by them, channelled through automatic writing one afternoon as my baby sat at my feet.

I would love to hear your thoughts and interpretation, as well as how this may inspire you on your own pathway.

Sarah & Her Sisters; Philip’s daughters:

“Stand up sisters. Rise. Rise in unity not resistance. Rise in beauty and not in power. Rise in perspective and understanding. We stand before you to call you to action; not to arms.

Never fear. Fear is the root of all wrong doing; do not fear the outcome. Do not fear questioning or misunderstanding. Never fear the backlash or the outreach. Just stand.

There is much in the this world which is wrong; but there is also so much which is right!! Grasp that with both hands and pull it to you.

We come before you to gather you together in love and peace. Love and peace draws others to you; anger pushes them away. Let go of the fear and embrace all that is around you. Only then, will you find true counterbalance to your Ego.”

This resonates so strongly with me. We need to heal and not fight. Through Healing, through standing and speaking from a place of love and not anger, we draw others to us. We grow in support and our message is heard. We still do; this is not a fight for rights. This is a voyage of helping others to understand.

So beautiful in that this matches up to some other work I was finishing with another aspect of the Divine Feminine in my own book; The Banshee; Heart Healer.

The Banshee; Heart Healer

Please have a look at my new events page for details of what I have coming up which can help you move forward with Healing and connecting into your authentic self.

Love as always

Rachael x