In Her Image Podcast

In this conversation, Laurisa Paul shares a deeply personal journey of coming to know Heavenly Mother through transformative experiences in her own body. After struggling with body image issues for years, she had a life-changing, unmedicated birth that awakened her to the sacred power and divine nature of her body. This experience led her to explore and honor the Divine Feminine, heal her relationship with herself, and ultimately create Girls Who Know®—an organization that empowers teen girls to understand, love, and trust their bodies. Guided by a sense of spiritual purpose, she now helps girls recognize their inherent strength, creative power, and the sacredness of being female.https://www.girlswhoknow.com/Chapters00:00 Introduction to Larisa Paul and Her Journey01:37 Discovering the Divine Feminine04:42 The Impact of Motherhood on Self-Discovery08:06 Founding Girls Who Know10:24 Transformative Effects of the Organization12:57 Empowering Young Girls Through Education14:04 The Structure and Impact of Classes18:33 Personal Growth Through Teaching21:23 Messages of Empowerment for Girls25:01 Connecting and Building Community

Today we have a a simplified retelling of an ancient Christian text that talks about Heavenly Mother and our special mission in this life. Get your own copy with InHerImage discount code at https://www.thehymnofthepearl.com/ LORI NIELSEN DRIGGS and her husband, Paul, live in South Jordan, Utah. They are the parents of six children and eight grandchildren. Lori loves learning and studying—especially the scriptures. This beautiful hymn is one of her favorites. She is so grateful to work with Mandy Green, who brought the hymn back to her attention and expanded her love of the scriptures. She feels so blessed to have Tshikamba (the beautiful Melissa Kamba Boggs) bring it to life with her glorious illustrations.

Mechelle Wingle, our guest from episode 67 titled The Mother Hunger with Mechelle Wingle, sent us this beautiful meditation to share with you on the podcast. It is the second meditation in a series of four being releasing this month. Enjoy!

This summer we're switching things up for a few weeks and offering you a series of meditations. Each week will feature a different meditation that relates to the Divine Mother, whether through symbol or guided experience. We hope that each meditation will bring you closer to Her and closer to peace and harmony within yourself. We kick off our "summer of meditations" with a Moon Meditation by Meg Rittmanic.

Melissa Tshikamba, an illustrator and figurative artist, joins Jess for a conversation about artwork, divinity, and diversity. Melissa's art reflects sacred imagery, the divine feminine, history, African symbols, mythology, cosmology, Mother Nature, and her ancestral heritage. Tshikamba was raised in a mixed race, religious family, which instilled in her a love for the Divine. As a visual and kinesthetic learner, she noticed early on there weren’t any images that looked like her, or her siblings. Many religions claim that we are all sons and daughters of a Creator, yet their artwork lacks truth and diversity. This fueled her mission and passion to help shift that narrative and create images that are a better reflection of our human family. (Taken from Melissa's website, https://tshikamba.com/) See the website for inquiries, prints, and commissions, and browse Melissa's instagram https://www.instagram.com/tshikamba/?hl=en for some truly inspiring art!