The Wild Woman has always been there. She is in the waning moon, in the fall, in perimenopause, in every phase that makes a mess on the way to something new. So why isn't she in the Triple Goddess? That is the question we pull apart in this episode.
We trace the omission across systems. The Triple Goddess framework popularized in 1948 by a man named Robert Graves. The moon cycle that has four main phases, not three. The seasons that include fall, the one that sheds everything. The female life cycle where perimenopause, the most transformative and ungovernable phase, gets skipped entirely. The tarot, where the feminine has been hidden, consolidated, and quietly edited out by the influence of the Catholic Church. The pattern is not a coincidence. It is a choice. And the Wild Woman is what got left out every single time.
We also get into the nodal shift happening now—the nodes moving into Aquarius and Leo—and why this moment in the collective is directly connected to the Wild Woman's return. The goddesses who got to stay were the ones who could be enthroned. The ones who were too wild, too sovereign, too untameable were quietly removed from the canon. That era is ending.
This episode is for anyone who has ever been told to get a hold of themselves and thought, but what if I don't? The wildness is not the problem. It never was.
Don't tell me what the f*** to do.
Soulful, a little fiery, fully ourselves. Pull up a chair. The cauldron is bubbling.
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Books mentioned in this episode: Women Who Run with the Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype, by Clarissa Pinkola Estés
Substack Post Mentioned: Archaeologists Keep Finding Women Where Men Were Supposed To Be
