“Women are afraid of the intensity of feeling that may surface as their eyes are opened to the wider reality of a woman’s life. A woman’s intensity makes everyone uncomfortable, including herself. We were taught to be nice, not angry,… — Patricia Lynn Reilly Copy Share Image
“My thoughts are my own—I will not modify them to receive the approval of others. My feelings are my own—I will not silence them… — Patricia Lynn Reilly Copy Share Image
“Our Mother, who art within us, We celebrate your many names. Your wisdom come. Your will be done, Unfolding from the depths within us.… — Patricia Lynn Reilly Copy Share Image
“The dethronement of a male God was a crucial task on my journey. My imagination, intellect, and vision were freed of the shackles of… — Patricia Lynn Reilly Copy Share Image
“Spirit-Filled One, Your Grandma is God and so are your favorite star and rock. God has many names and many faces. God is Mother,… — Patricia Lynn Reilly Copy Share Image
“In the beginning was the Mother. On the first day, She gave birth to light and darkness. They danced together. On the second day,… — Patricia Lynn Reilly Copy Share Image
“…the exclusive imagining of God as male has deeply wounded women. Our immersion in these images convinced us that we are excluded from the… — Patricia Lynn Reilly Copy Share Image
“Women are afraid of the intensity of feeling that may surface as their eyes are opened to the wider reality of a woman’s life.… — Patricia Lynn Reilly Copy Share Image
“Everything you’ve longed for “out there” is already within you. The path to authenticity travels through your own heart, mind, body, and spirit.” — Patricia Lynn Reilly Copy Share Image
“I have learned to trust myself and so have the women with whom I sit in circle. We no longer choose to expend our… — Patricia Lynn Reilly Copy Share Image
“Daughter of Woman, your healing task is not to become a new, improved or changed person. Rather, it is to reclaim your natural and… — Patricia Lynn Reilly Copy Share Image
“There were no religious images in the churches or synagogues of our childhood that celebrated the birthing powers of women. According to religion's myths,… — Patricia Lynn Reilly Copy Share Image
“Our search for a God who looks like us begins in our own lives. She will be found there.” — Patricia Lynn Reilly Copy Share Image
