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Mar 29, 2021 53 min

The Feminine Rising: Gaia Codex

from The Pastor & Priestess Hosted by Allison Conte and JT Smiedendorf

As the visionary author of the eco-feminist novel, GAIA CODEX, Sarah Drew catalyzes powerful blueprints for the future deeply rooted in the gnosis of the past. Sarah has been a featured speaker at the graduate level and at organizations such as Google, ABC Deepak Homebase, The Assemblage and Bioneers. She is currently a popular teacher and mentor for women worldwide on topics such as Feminine Wisdom and Evolutionary Culture. Sarah, studied Religious Studies at UC Berkeley and was a start-up founder, CEO and early innovator in virtual reality and subsequently working as a creative director on media projects that have explored the edges of digital technology and visionary narrative. She has travelled from the jungles of the Amazon to the high peaks of Bhutan where she has had the honor of studying and living with key lineage teachers. Her work expresses a deep curiosity and a polymathic approach to exploring multiple disciplines with a focus on humanity's evolution, the cultivation of compassion and our multi-generational nurturance of Mother Earth. As a storyteller, she is inspired by regenerative narratives that give us both a deeper understanding of our past and powerful blueprints for the future. Sarah lives with her husband in Manhattan and on a lushly forested farm in the Hudson Valley. What can we do on a daily basis to benefit others, to benefit all Life?

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