About Fires Of Isis

Fires of Isis is a portal for spiritual transformation; a mystical, magical journey that is the celebration and expression of the powerful and sensual Goddess within. It is a place for women to come together in sacred circle to discover and affirm our sacred wisdom and truths. It is a place for learning and healing, exploring and discovering, for loving and dancing. It is a door through which we come to the acceptance of our sacred rights and the expression of our power.

Fires of Isis is a portal for:

Rediscovering the sacred feminine:

recounting of pre-patriarchal mythology
reflecting and reconnecting with archetypes of the divine feminine
group and personal exploration
guided meditation

Reclaiming women’s sexuality:

rejecting imposed and oppressive notions of fear, shame and guilt
associated with sex and femininity
healing and releasing from media imposed standards of physical
beauty, acceptable behaviors and appropriate lifestyles
identifying, accepting and asserting our individual boundaries with confidence and courage
recalling and identifying with the sacred feminine as sexual, benevolent, powerful and fearless

Reawakening to our essence as the sacred feminine and expressing the sensual Goddess within:

falling-in-love-with and celebrating our bodies and unique attractiveness
understanding and honoring the wisdom and the right to dance, to flirt, to be celebrated and to take our pleasure
reclaiming our right to share our love, our bodies and ourselves as we choose
understanding and honoring the wisdom of allowing ourselves to receive

Reconnecting with our intuition and divine wisdom:

tuning in to and trusting in the wisdom of our inner voice
calling and embracing the help of spirit guides, angels and ascended masters

Realizing our true passions and expressing our passions in the every day experience of our lives and the
manifestation of our life's purpose

"A free woman, a woman unbridled of spiritual bondage…..such a woman wields the power to create for herself all that her heart should desire."

18th Century CE,
Anonymous