Episode 15: Cosmic Consciousness Through Mystic Narratives and Symbolic Experiences

 

“What happened to the feminine?”

This is the question that has plagued Dr. Betty J. Kovacs in her reading of ancient texts.

In her search for answers, she discovered that prehistoric civilizations honored the feminine as the source of opposites: of both life and death. Stories of the hero’s journey symbolize the masculine’s yearning to connect with his being in the feminine. True myths reveal that the divine is both masculine and feminine; we are all divine. 

Throughout history, the church and state have actively tried to suppress these soul stories. As a consequence, we inherited false narratives that deeply wound us. We believe we are flawed, therefore we look for salvation outside ourselves. The dark tales have become our reality—leaving us with a distorted patriarchal worldview that’s evident in modern Western culture. 

To begin healing from this negativity, we must rediscover our sacred heritage: that we are all born from cosmic consciousness. Immortality, creativity, and divinity are our birthrights. Our mystic culture holds the knowledge for humanity’s growth and development. We must bring together the symbolic and rational mind to solve this universal crisis. 

Betty also shares with us insights about dealing with loss. In the span of 3 years, she lost her mother, husband, and son in separate car crashes. Although she struggled to come to terms with reality, her worldview about life and death were ultimately transformed by her family’s experience of precognitions, dreams, and visions.

Betty is a writer and professor whose expertise lies in understanding consciousness and spirituality by unearthing long lost shaman-mystic traditions and ancient narratives. She obtained her doctorate in Comparative Literature and Theory of Symbolic/Mythic Language from the University of California. Her book, Merchants of Light: The Consciousness That is Changing the World, won the Nautilus Silver Book Award and The Scientific & Medical Network 2019 Book Prize. She is also the author of The Miracle of Death: There Is Nothing But Life.


What we discuss…

03:36 - The search for meaning of feminine symbols
08:06 - The divine is in all forms
13:50 - Life and death are intertwined
23:57 - Can two people share the same soul?
28:34 - Our inheritance of distorted stories 
34:22 - How do we change our core belief of “I am not enough”?
42:22 - The dangers of a limited patriarchal worldview 
50:41 - The mythic Jesus
53:58 - The split of the feminine from the eternal
1:00:11 - Betty’s vision of love and light around the planet
1:04:29 - Balance through compassionate intellect
1:09:45 - What's the message of the Divine Mother to us?

Learn more from Betty: 

Website: kamlak.com

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