Divine Feminine: Deity, Archetype and Ideal by Dr. Karen Tate

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For the secular and spiritual, retired interfaith minister, eight-times published author and long-time hostess of Voices of the Sacred Feminine podcast discusses the Divine Feminine as deity, archetype and ideal. Depending on how one comes to discover Goddess might actually determine what you learn, and do not learn, about the Great She.

Once one discovers the Divine Feminine there are so many roads to travel and avenues to explore outside of the mainstream world that the curious or devotee can take a lifetime trying to fully understand it all – and still not quite get to some of the most important aspects relevant to society today.

From history and herstory to heresy, Tate discusses aspects of sacred feminine liberation thealogy that might be most crucial for humanity’s evolution or what some might call our ascension. Nothing is off the table from sex, religion, power and politics! Bring your open mind and heart and see if you’re an advocate and/or ally of She of 10,000 Names.

About Rev. Dr. Karen Tate: Thought leader, speaker, eight-times published author, and activist, Karen’s work is at the crossroads of spirituality, personal transformation and social justice. She is hostess of the long-running Voices of the Sacred Feminine podcast, considered a treasure trove of wisdom for more than a dozen years. A Caring Economy Conversation leader and Power of Partnership presenter with the Center for Partnership Studies, Karen also earned certification from Smith College in the Psychology of Political Activism: Women Changing the World.

Tate can be seen in numerous YouTube videos and viewed in the award-winning docu-film, Femme: Women Healing the World.

Named one of the Thirteen Most Influential Women in Goddess Spirituality and a Wisdom Keeper of the Women’s Spirituality Movement, her body of work over the years, along with reviews of her books from students, peers and colleagues, speak to her extensive leadership, knowledge and expertise.

Her newest book, Divine Feminine: Deity, Archetype and Ideal, will be available in October 2026. Her previous and seventh book, Normalizing Abuse: A Commentary on Our Pervasive Culture of Abuse was published in January 2023.

Presenter’s Website: [http://www.KarenTate.net](http://www.karentate.net/)

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