what if the easter story was the greatest love story of all time -- but not for the reasons you were taught in church? 

what if god so loved the world, she sent down one of her daughters, and one of her sons, and through their individual stories, they found their way to each other?

what if together, started a movement that challenged a world order? 

what if that movement was founded on the idea that your humanity is holy, that you were born sacre --  that no man can gatekeep god? 

what if he came back to her for her? what if he first thing he said, was her name? 

and what if together, on easter, in the season of sacred resurrection, we came together to remember that love, is stronger than death? 

we'll explore all this, and more, in she is risen: an easter love story. 

 in this a two day workshop, we'll it explore the easter story through the lens of magdalene mysticism and theology.

resurrection has always belonged to the divine feminine - and been stewarded by the goddess. 

 Inanna, ancient sumerian goddess, who descended through seven gates of the underworld, stripeed of her world attachments rose again. 

Persephone, the greek/roman goddess of spring, queen of the underworld, who's descent turns summer to fall, and who's ascent turns winter to spring.  

 isis -egyptian goddess of magic, motherhood, and more  -- who's consort, osiris, is split into seven pieces -- and she resurrects him through sex magic 

and mary magdalene, the steward of yeshua's resurrection.  who anointed his feet with holy spikenard, who tended the tomb, ad who he appeared to. metaphysical legend says the death rites they performed together meant she was in the descent into the underworld with him.

 resurrection belongs to the goddess, the divine feminine is the steward of life and death, and the great liminal in between. 

she is risen -- and so are you