Recently, I got a chance to see how the Mother God Experiment is working, when I wasn’t able to spend time in Swallow’s Nest or the Divine Feminine Version of the New Testament for a week. I found myself reverting to “Lord,” here, “God” there, and lots of “Jesus” with not any Mother Gods coming out of my mouth, …
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When Marshall was 6 years old, we were in a park on one of those many one-off play dates. He hadn’t been diagnosed yet with Asperger’s/ASD, but social things were just not working. I was standing there, talking to this mother from preschool while Marshall played on his own. A curly-headed little girl, about four …
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“Just as God is truly our Father; just so is God also truly our Mother. A mother’s service is nearest, readiest and surest. This office no one person has the ability or knows how to or ever will do fully but God alone.” Julian of Norwich, Swallow’s Nest, p. 227 I am beginning to experience …
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Marshall said yesterday, when the computer wasn’t working, “Where is God when you need Him?” My response was ‘You just have to ask Her. She won’t just interfere.” I didn’t think about those feminine pronouns; they just rolled out like gum balls. I also experienced Mother God more as BFF than unrelenting truth-teller the other …
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Today I officially start The Mother God Experiment, as I hold my fourteen month old sleeping baby in my lap, his head in the crook of my left arm. My right hand is free to write. Yesterday was the first day I read from a new translation of the New Testament, The Divine Feminine Version …
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