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Asteroids, Ancestors, and the Body of the Goddess
The goddesses are not dead. They were buried, renamed, domesticated, and cut apart, but their bones still hum beneath us. In this conversation with evolutionary astrologer Morgan Leigh McKenna, we unearth them — not as museum relics, but as living forces who demand embodiment.
We begin with Hera, once maligned as jealous wife, reborn as Juno the asteroid, guardian of sacred contracts and self-dignity. We listen to Saturn as the Bone Mother, who does not punish but steadies — structure as ancient scaffolding, a spine of time itself. We descend with Sedna, the Inuit sea goddess whose betrayal and dismemberment made her the marrow of the deep — a story of loss that becomes initiation.
This is not an academic reclamation; it is flesh, bone, and breath. Together we ask:
What happens when we dissolve the rigid triad of heaven, earth, and underworld?
How do we re-member the sacred feminine as nonbinary, woven of eros and sovereignty, beyond the categories we inherited?
Why is embodiment the truest altar of reclamation — the roar, the gesture, the pulse that brings the goddess back into the room?
We draw from the work of Demetra George (Asteroid Goddesses), Charlene Spretnak (The Lost Goddesses of Early Greece), and Marija Gimbutas (The Living Goddesses, The Goddesses and Gods of Old Europe) to remember what was hidden, and to step again into the mythic body.
The goddesses rise when we let them rise in us.
About Morgan
Morgan Leigh McKenna is an evolutionary astrologer and psychotherapist who works with asteroids, fixed stars, and mythologies from around the globe. Her practice invites a visceral, alchemical encounter with truth — a reclamation of banished parts of the Self through astrology, psychology, and myth.
Contact: [email protected]
Website: www.originsastrologer.com
© 2025 Cyren Naôs · All Rights Reserved
Sacred Outlaw Temple™ · Heretical Revelationist™
This site, and all of its contents—including text, audio, artwork, symbols, images, sigils, and poetic transmissions—are original works created by Cyren Naôs. These materials are shared as part of an unfolding archive of revelation, remembrance, and sacred disruption.
No part of this work may be reproduced, republished, mirrored, distributed, sold, or used for commercial purposes without explicit written consent from the creator.
Creative Exile Confession Booth: https://forms.exiledcreativeconfessional.com/?lang=en
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Thank you to the artists, musicians, poets, mystics, and intuitives - you are loved and seen
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By Quantum Mutiny, Charity Von Guinness, Cyren NaôsThe goddesses are not dead. They were buried, renamed, domesticated, and cut apart, but their bones still hum beneath us. In this conversation with evolutionary astrologer Morgan Leigh McKenna, we unearth them — not as museum relics, but as living forces who demand embodiment.
We begin with Hera, once maligned as jealous wife, reborn as Juno the asteroid, guardian of sacred contracts and self-dignity. We listen to Saturn as the Bone Mother, who does not punish but steadies — structure as ancient scaffolding, a spine of time itself. We descend with Sedna, the Inuit sea goddess whose betrayal and dismemberment made her the marrow of the deep — a story of loss that becomes initiation.
This is not an academic reclamation; it is flesh, bone, and breath. Together we ask:
What happens when we dissolve the rigid triad of heaven, earth, and underworld?
How do we re-member the sacred feminine as nonbinary, woven of eros and sovereignty, beyond the categories we inherited?
Why is embodiment the truest altar of reclamation — the roar, the gesture, the pulse that brings the goddess back into the room?
We draw from the work of Demetra George (Asteroid Goddesses), Charlene Spretnak (The Lost Goddesses of Early Greece), and Marija Gimbutas (The Living Goddesses, The Goddesses and Gods of Old Europe) to remember what was hidden, and to step again into the mythic body.
The goddesses rise when we let them rise in us.
About Morgan
Morgan Leigh McKenna is an evolutionary astrologer and psychotherapist who works with asteroids, fixed stars, and mythologies from around the globe. Her practice invites a visceral, alchemical encounter with truth — a reclamation of banished parts of the Self through astrology, psychology, and myth.
Contact: [email protected]
Website: www.originsastrologer.com
© 2025 Cyren Naôs · All Rights Reserved
Sacred Outlaw Temple™ · Heretical Revelationist™
This site, and all of its contents—including text, audio, artwork, symbols, images, sigils, and poetic transmissions—are original works created by Cyren Naôs. These materials are shared as part of an unfolding archive of revelation, remembrance, and sacred disruption.
No part of this work may be reproduced, republished, mirrored, distributed, sold, or used for commercial purposes without explicit written consent from the creator.
Creative Exile Confession Booth: https://forms.exiledcreativeconfessional.com/?lang=en
Website: https://www.quantummutiny.com
Substack: https://substack.com/@sacredoutlawtemple
Thank you to the artists, musicians, poets, mystics, and intuitives - you are loved and seen