Tonight I am be presenting "The Goddess Within," a tele-class for the KaleidoSoul community at 7 p.m.
Stories and myths offer familiar themes and scenarios that we can recognize in our own lives. Each Greek goddess has strengths and weaknesses that offer insights to serve as helpful tools for guiding us in how we respond to the challenging events and various personalities we encounter in our daily lives.
I will share my personal story of discovery and my own A-HA moments after learning about the Greek goddess archetypes. I've made some profound discoveries that have helped me to strengthen my relationships with family, friends, and colleagues. I'll explain how I use SoulCollage® to further explore and deepen our understanding of the goddess within.
The tele-class is FREE to KaleidoSoul Kindred Spirit Members. CLICK HERE to learn more.
The following SoulCollage cards illustrate the Greek goddess archetypes. Scroll down for a list of resources to learn more and to take a quiz to see which goddesses are active in your life.

Artemis ~ Goddess of the Hunt and Moon,
Competitor and Sister
I am the one who has an independent feminine spirit.
I am the one who can take care of myself.
I pursue interests and work that matters to me without needing the approval of a man.
I have the ability to concentrate intensely on whatever is important to me.

Athena ~ Goddess of Wisdom and Crafts,
Strategist and Father's Daughter
I am the one who is known for my winning strategies and practical solutions.
I am a great negotiator. I am driven and motivated by my own priorities.
I have to be careful not to over-schedule myself.
Hestia ~ Goddess of the Hearth and Temple
Wise Woman and Maiden Aunt
I am the one who is happy puttering around my home.
I enjoy cooking, flower arranging, photography, meditation, and yoga.
Tending my home is a centering activity and not a chore.
Hera ~ Goddess of Marriage
Commitment Maker and Wife
I am the one who yearns to be married.
Marriage is a chief accomplishment and I seek the prestige, respect, and honor that marriage connotes.
I prefer spending time with my husband over friendships.
Demeter ~ Goddess of Grain,
Nurturer and Mother
I am the one who longs to be a mother.
I am motivated to nurture others.
I am seen as an Earth Mother.
I generously feed others be it food and support, offering emotional and psychological support, or spiritual nourishment.
Persephone ~ The Maiden,
Mother's Daughter
I am the one who does not know "who she is" and as yet unaware of my desires and strengths.
I am indecisive about who or what I want to be "when I grow up."
I am the one waiting for someone or something to transform me.
I represent youthfulness, vitality, and the potential for new growth.
I am receptive to change and young in spirit all of my life.
Persephone ~ Queen of the Underworld,
Receptive Woman
I am the one who has experience going in between the ego-based "real" world and the unconscious.
I can integrate the two realms.
I guide others in exploring their feelings, memories, and dreams.
"Aphrodite in Hiding"
I am the one who is shy about my blossoming sensuality.
Aphrodite ~ Goddess of Love and Beauty,
Creative Woman and Lover
I am the one who is a good catch.
I am the one who loves beauty and recognizes beauty in everyone.
I am the one who loves to help others to see their unique gifts and to bring out their own beauty.
Aphrodite
I am the one who savors the juiciness of life.
Self-Realized Woman
I am the one who has transformed.
I have integrated the lessons from all of the goddesses.
I activate each goddess as needed to move through the world as a confident woman.
Resources to Learn More!
Goddess Power Website:
This site gives a great detailed overview of each goddess.
http://goddess-power.com/
Questionaire:
Discover which goddesses are active in your life. Take this comprehensive quiz.
http://goddess-power.com/questions.htm
Books:
Goddesses in Everywoman: Powerful Archetypes in Women's Lives
Goddess Within: A Guide to the Eternal Myths that Shape Women's Lives
E-mail:
If you have questions from the presentation or would like to share you own goddess stories, please feel free to write to: KathrynAntyr@mac.com