In this illuminating talk, Deepak Chopra explores the “divine feminine” as an essential force for restoring balance and healing in our world. Speaking from both science and spirituality, he examines the limits of modern scientific progress and the need for a return to compassion, wisdom, and holi...

The custodians of the Lakota/Dakota/Nakota Sioux Nation share a powerful message of prophecy, unity, and healing for our planet. Through stories of the White Buffalo Calf Woman and the sacred pipe, they remind us to walk in balance, gratitude, and respect for all life. Their words call us to reki...

Pualani Case grounds the Sacred Woman Festival with protocol, introducing herself through chant, lineage, and a request for ancestral permission, honoring the sacred feminine embodied by fire and water on Hawaiʻi Island. She traces her “genealogy” to New York through Indigenous People's Day, rela...

Visionary artists Alex Grey and Allyson Grey trace the divine feminine in art—from prehistoric goddesses and sacred geometry to modern visionaries like Hilma af Klint, Judy Chicago, Georgia O’Keeffe, Niki de Saint Phalle, Louise Bourgeois, Faith Ringgold, and Ana Mendieta—highlighting archetypes ...

Elders from northern New York connected with Seneca traditions, Vivian and Don Papson share a lifelong initiatic path grounded in music and community. Vivian honors Mother Earth as a spiritual mother, while Don offers a participatory song—accompanied by flute—celebrating our senses and inseparabl...

In this intimate, participatory concert, Theresa Bear Fox opens with an a cappella protection song, inviting the audience to surround their families with light and calling on the four directions to watch over them. She honors women with a “woman’s power” song—celebrating good minds, strength, med...

In this bilingual talk, Maestro Domingo Dias Porta (speaking Spanish with English interpretation) shares a universal lineage that predates doctrines and denominations. Drawing on the prophecy of the Aquarian age, he urges a return to nature and a disciplined “anatomy of words”—seeing that languag...

Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser offers a riveting exploration of the sacred feminine within Jewish tradition and Kabbalah. Drawing on a personal letter from his wife, he introduces the idea of feminine power as “hiddenness”—a protected, interior flowering that empowers the masculine while retaining its own ...