As our co-creator, Divine Mother is the long-neglected half of our spiritual parentage to whom we are now and have forever been connected.  She gave birth to our souls, She tends to us day and night whether we are aware of Her or not, She constructs our dreams in tandem with the Higher Self in order to awaken and guide us, She constantly communicates with us, and She is always ready to resume the personal, conscious relationship we each had with Her once long ago.

     The historical evidence of the Reality of Divine Mother remaining on earth is detailed in my book “Meet Divine Mother,” but samples are included below to illustrate how Divine Mother, in addition to our direct experience of Her, was at one time significant in every religion.  It was the patriarchy, however, in its quest for control and dominance that systematically removed Divine Mother from its religious teachings in the hopes of removing Her from consciousness and even from memory.

     Since Divine Mother is the light and truth of the universe and in each one of us, that was ultimately an impossible undertaking, but the bits and pieces that remain are important to know as a basis for understanding that yes, Divine Mother exists; yes, Divine Mother appears in the form of a beautiful woman; yes, Divine Mother is the real voice; yes, Divine Mother uses that voice to speak to us telepathically; yes, images are vital and real; yes, Divine Mother uses images to communicate the truth to us; yes, Divine Mother is the truth and the light just as the light and the truth are Divine Mother; yes, you can ask Her questions and receive answers; yes, there is prior knowledge around the world that restores confidence in rebuilding the primary relationship with Divine Mother we all had once long ago, a relationship that dispels darkness and reveals our true identity as a being of light.  Once the connection with Divine Mother is re-established, joy and happiness are inevitable.

     So whether you are coming to Divine Mother through Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, or sheer desperation, take heart.  There is evidence of Her everywhere:

Hinduism

“Her touch can turn difficulties into opportunities, failure into success and weakness into unfaltering strength.  For the grace of the Divine Mother is the sanction of the Supreme and now or tomorrow its effect is sure, a thing decreed, inevitable and irresistible.”  Sri Aurobindo, "The Mother"   

Christianity

“I am the light of the world.  Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” (Christ in John 8:12)  The light of life is Divine Mother.  The Gnostic Gospels note that Christ prayed to both God parents, “From thee Father, through thee Mother.” The existence of the Father and Mother is seen as early as Genesis 1: 26-27:  “Let us make man in our likeness.  So God created man in the image of God, male and female he created them.”   

Buddhism

Warning us over and over never to forget Her, the Buddha said in the Prajnaparamita Sutra (Mother Wisdom Sutra): 

“She is a sublime light…an ever-flowing fountain of incomparable light.”

 “She provides the illumination through which all fear and despair can be utterly renounced.”

 “The energy to accelerate the spiritual quest can be generated by indefatigably presenting profound questions and receiving illuminating responses directly from Mother Prajnaparamita.” 

“Mother Wisdom is total awakeness…She is the mother of the Buddhas.”

The Koran

 “The fruits of paradise come from the mother.”   

The Kabbalah

Shekhinah is the feminine face of God, described in the Kabbalah as the Betrothed, the Bride, the Mother, and Elohim: “The sole object with which the Holy One sends man into the world is to know that Jehovah is Elohim” - to know that He is She too.    

The Gnostic Gospels (Gnostic meaning “to know”)

“I am immeasurable, ineffable, yet whenever I [wish, I shall] reveal myself of my own accord.  I am the All, since I [exist in] everyone.  (I am] the Mother [as well as] the Light.”

 “I am perception and knowledge, uttering a Voice by means of Thought.  [I] am the real voice.”

 “A vision descended upon him in the form of a woman and expounded to him alone its own nature and the origin of things: ‘I   wish to show you Truth herself so that my see her without a veil and understand her beauty.’” 

“It is I who have imparted image unto the entirety.” … “Truth did not come into the world naked, but it came in types and images.  One will not receive truth in any other way.”