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In this episode of The Danette May Show, I open my heart and share what’s calling me to Greece—specifically, the ancient lands of Crete. This upcoming pilgrimage is deeply personal. I’ve always been drawn to ancient civilizations like the Mayans and Aztecs, but something about the Minoan civilization—their art, their reverence for the feminine, their sacred sites—feels especially alive for me right now.

I dive into my lifelong fascination with ancient wisdom, sacred caves like Elithia’s, and powerful sites like the ancient palaces of Crete. I also reflect on the role women played in these early societies and how their strength and spiritual leadership mirror my own journey toward self-empowerment and embodied feminine energy. If you’re someone who feels the call to walk in the footsteps of your ancestors and awaken your deeper knowing, this episode will resonate Plus, I share how my Lotus Rising coaching program and favorite wellness products are supporting me on this journey—mind, body, and spirit.

IN THIS EPISODE:

(0:34) Personal connection to Greece

(2:04) Fascination with ancient civilizations

(3:41) Exploring the Minoan civilization

(7:01) Significance of women in ancient Greece

(11:12) The sacred Eileithyia cave

(13:31) Final thoughts and personal reflections