In this episode, Meg Rittmanic invites Hester Murdock back to explore the cyclical nature of the Divine Feminine through the lens of the Snow White fairy tale and what she is terming the "Heavenly Mother Renascence" in Mormonism. They discuss the historical context of the Divine Feminine's rise and fall, the importance of acknowledging the deaths of feminine movements, and the journey towards spiritual independence. The conversation emphasizes the need for gradual change as well as acute awareness in understanding the Divine Feminine's role in contemporary spirituality. This conversation delves into the complexities surrounding the Divine Feminine, particularly within the context of Mormonism. It explores historical perspectives, cultural misunderstandings, and the challenges faced in recognizing and integrating the concept of Heavenly Mother within a patriarchal institution. The discussion highlights issues from co-optation to cannibalization, emphasizing the importance of reclaiming and understanding the narrative surrounding the Goddess with eyes wide open, hearts prepared to grieve, and confidence to take the next steps; whatever those may be for each individual.