Exploring the Divine Feminine

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In this episode I discuss how we do not have all the priesthood keys as of yet. Some of those we are not given in this earth life and must wait until we are on the other side, and some cannot be used except by a Divine Pair.
Links to information about future priesthood keys:
https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/1977/04/our-great-potential?lang=eng
https://www.ldsliving.com/elder-and-sister-renlund-tackle-the-myth-that-we-have-all-the-ordinances-for-exaltation/s/87989
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Listen as I interview Haben Delallata, who has co- written "Inspired Living: a guide to ignite joy and prosperity." She discusses 3 intrinsic knowings that we are born with, how to wake up our intuition, and a reminder that we are not alone: we are partners with God!
Haben also gets real as she discusses depression and changes she needed to make in her good but "could be better" marriage, which was learning to lean into her Divine Feminine!
Her book will be released on June 24. You can get a copy on Amazon.
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Email me at [email protected]
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You can buy my book We are Adam at Amazon or CedarFort.
You can also listen to my book on Audible.
Visit my website: ramonasiddoway.com
Sign up for my newsletter and get a free workbook here.
Connect with me on Facebook @ Ramona Siddoway-Author
Have a Divine Day!!

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Most of us dream of a marriage that lasts for decades, rather than the few fickle months that we see in Hollywood tabloids. When we look at the marriage of Adam and Eve, it can be seen as nothing short of a love story.
How can that be when they did not date?
In this episode I discuss the "cult of western romance" and achieving the "stirring the oatmeal" kind of love, and how the mundane, day-to-day living life together is in reality quite holy.
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In this extended episode we discuss how some Biblical scholars render translations that show the feminine side of God as a weaver, and what that means for us and our divine natures as His and Her daughters.
There will not be an episode for February 12 but join us on the 19th for episode 16!
To find the essays from Dr. Margaret Barker that I reference click here and here.
For the essay from Jack Welch about why Luke included this detail about swaddling clothes in his account of the birth of Jesus click here.
The essay in BYU Studies entitle, "A Mother There: A Survey of Historical Teachings about Mother in Heaven", click here.
This link will take you to the lecture Margaret Barker gives about the lead and gold plates found in Jordan.
The verse in Isaiah I couldn't remember is Isaiah 6:5
To purchase a copy of "We are Adam: the Partnership of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and what it means for you" click here for Amazon and here for Cedar Fort.
Subscribe to my monthly newsletter at my website RamonaSiddoway.com
Follow my blog at Medium.com for essays and articles that follow closely along with the podcasts.
Aaaaaand . . . last but not least, if you want a chance at a free drawing that will be held live on Facebook on February 18, your name will be included each time you:
1) subscribe to my newsletter on my website
2) subscribe to my blog on Medium.com
3) leave a review at Amazon for "We are Adam"
4) leave a review on Goodreads for "We are Adam"
5) post a picture of you holding my book on Instagram, tagging Ramona Siddoway and Exploring the Feminine Divine
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Is it easier for some people to forgive than others? In theory we all understand the commandment that we are to forgive everyone, whether or not we experience our idea of justice or even an apology. Most of us understand this idea on an experimental level, but sooner or later on a practical level some of us may start scrambling for the loop-hole, confident that the commandment surely didn’t really mean everyone.
What if it is just too hard? What if we just don’t know how to forgive?
I discuss what forgiveness is, and what it is NOT. For instance, it is giving up those negative emotions of anger, resentment, hate, revenge, bitterness, and grudges. But forgiveness is not condoning or excusing the action that caused harm, nor is it necessarily tied to reconciliation.
There are four reasons why forgiveness is so difficult for most people, but that there is hope for anyone and everyone.
In this episode I discuss the REACH step by step process of how to forgive others, and that includes yourself, often the hardest person to forgive.
While I mostly speak about concepts and topics that are within the context of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, forgiveness is for all Christians and religions, allowing individuals to experience peace and relief from a misguided commitment to anger and resentment.
Please hit subscribe and email me at [email protected] with comments, questions, or topics you wish to explore.
To purchase a copy of "We are Adam: the Partnership of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and what it means for you" click here for Amazon and here for Cedar Fort.
Subscribe to my monthly newsletter at my website RamonaSiddoway.com
Follow my blog at Medium.com for essays and articles that follow closely along with the podcasts.