What's Your Sexy

I have delineated five basic aspects of  the goddesses of love and sexuality.  They are love and beauty, or the Goddess of Love, Sensuality and Beauty, the instinctual feminine, or the Primal Goddess, the Sexual Initiatress who encompasses both the sexual healer and sacred Courtesan. These aspects represent our sexual expression in a variety of roles. 
 
In our modern world, women are still greatly influenced by the images of women in the media that they see.  We only see one or two aspects that are often very limited in how they portray women and women's sexual empowerment. 
 
Women often fear, hide, are ashamed, or exploit their sexual power. Even if they don't know that they are doing so. Very few women fully understand what their authentic feminine power is and how to use it.  We don't  know how to embody it.

 When images of the feminine are distorted to fit a particular cultural standard that has been defined by patriarchal standards of femininity, we forget what it feels like to be whole, sexually empowered and integrated with all aspects of our sexual expression.  We forget how to stand strong, feel beautiful, confident, safe in our bodies and be in control of our sexual energy. 
 
What I have come to realize is that all women have all of these aspects of the goddess of love within them, and we need to integrate all of them; to learn how to be comfortable with each aspect so that we can feel whole, sovereign, and free to express all of our sexual roles and yet not be defined by them.
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Embracing the Goddesses of Love in You
The first thing is to begin to understand who these images of the feminine are to you personally is to take the time to find out who you most identify with.

Ask yourself these questions:

• Which aspects do I fear or feel comfortable with?
• Who draws me in and fascinates me?
• Which aspect do I long to know better?
•  How am I currently showing up in the world regarding my sexual power and expression?

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For the most part, women have been forced to use their sexuality to survive. We see throughout history that women’s sexual power has been feared, her body a symbol of life and the power to create was made to seem evil, something that tempted men away from the divine.

Through getting to know the various archetypes of the goddess which represent feminine sexuality and love we can begin to learn more about ourselves and our sexual expression. We can also begin to embody more of the qualities we wish to express.

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