Heavenly Mother Behind the Veil Events
Come gather for a grounded, text-based exploration of Heavenly Mother in sacred scripture. Through the lens of diachronic linguistics and historical etymology, we will examine original scriptural terminology to recover nuanced translations, historical contexts, and historical framework surrounding Heavenly Mother and the feminine divine.
JOIN THE WAITLISTUncover the Feminine Divine in Scripture
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Even familiar scriptures hold hidden layers. By examining original language, ancient context, and temple imagery in scripture and ancient text, quiet echoes of the Divine Feminine begin to emerge—revealing a more complete vision of Heavenly Parents, balance, and partnership.
This retreat is a space for thoughtful study, open questions, and meaningful conversation as we explore these sacred texts together.
Join us to unveil the linguistic roots of Heavenly Mother and rediscover the Divine Feminine.
Welcome to the Mother Behind the Veil Retreat!
Retreat Details
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WHO
Women and men 18+ who are longing for deeper faith, clearer vision, and honest spiritual conversation
WHAT
An immersive weekend retreat with teaching sessions, discussions, meals, and time to connect
WHEN
All day Friday and Saturday on select dates
WHERE
Retreats are held around the US throughout the year to allow more women a chance to attend
Want to host a Heavenly Mother Retreat?
We are looking for hosts around the country who want to open their home all day Friday-Saturday and host a retreat of 25-35 women. If you have space to comfortably host 25+ women in your home and are interested, please email: [email protected].
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FAQs
What does a typical day look like?
Friday and Saturday include teaching sessions, discussions, reflection time, and space to rest and connect. The retreat goes from 8 am - 5 pm daily.
Can I bring my baby?
We love families, but to honor the immersive nature of this two-day gathering, we cannot accommodate infants or children.
Is there free time during the retreat?
Yes. There will be time for reflection, walks, small-group discussion, and eating.
Do I need to prepare anything beforehand?
Come with your heart and mind open and ready to learn.
What should I wear?
Something comfortable and casual.
What should I bring?A reusable water bottle and a notebook or computer for taking notes.
 What if I don’t know anyone attending?
Many attendees come on their own. You’ll be welcomed by women who are kind, curious, and ready to connect.
Is the content doctrinal or exploratory?
This retreat explores language, symbolism, and historical traditions connected to scripture in an exploratory way.
