The Storyteller's Goddess - Mawu Read by Sanaa Green

This is a story for your listening!   I (Sanaa Green)  am still gathering historical data about Mawu.  This story is shared here as a thought starter and as entertainment. It is in no way meant to be the authoritative account of this Goddess or the religious beliefs that are tied to her.   As a child, I loved to be read to!  As an adult, I still love to listen to a good story!  That's what this is, a good story with lessons that can be applied today.  Lessons on; humility, kindness, interconnectedness to others and the earth, using time and resources wisely and more. The Divine Feminine has many faces and has been depicted in a variety of ways depending on the culture.  This new series is simply offering accounts of views of the Divine Feminine from various cultural angles. This story was read from the book: Ancient Mirrors of Womanhood by Merlin Stone Please share or like the podcast, if you enjoyed what you heard! Host Sanaa Green is Spiritual Royalty, an Indigo Child, descendant of Madagascar and Lemuria, Reiki Practitioner, Ecopyschologist, Community Activist, Environmental Educator, Youth Development Coach, Teacher of Belly Dance for Earth & Soul and Spiritual Thinker.  She is also a graduate of Howard University and a native of Detroit, Michigan.  Contact her at [email protected] or www.centerherpower.com