Things heat up in my conversation with Sacred Activist Lettie Sullivan as she reminds us of the importance of keeping our feet in the fire around issues of race. We dive into the crisis of embodiment that continues to perpetuate the duality thinking that keeps us from seeing and feeling the nuance and complexity that is the sacred third in issues of racism, anti-racism and the denial of the Sacred Feminine.
Lettie is a priestess in the 13 Moon Lineage and the Creatrix of the Goddess Ministry, an organization whose mission is to help anchor spiritual practices centered in the Divine Feminine archetypes, metaphysical principles and cosmic time cycles. Lettie is also an inspirational speaker, a professional organizer, a life coach, and an author.
Lettie is a senior priestess and mentor in Priestess Presence, an online temple space with more than 19,000 members, and on behalf of the temple, has been leading Eclipsing Injustice, a series of ritual events to heal racial trauma and amplify love. You can learn more about Lettie and her work at lettiesullivan.com.
*Lettie later noted that the Japanese term she was referring to is Kintsugi, meaning golden joinery, rather than Kaizen, meaning continuous improvement - one of her personal values.