The Sacred Feminine

The Sacred Feminine has been a part of our spiritual journeys for more than 27,000 years and has held an important role in most traditions. But patriarchal institutions have eroded our understanding and discounted the role of the feminine. In his latest book, Jim Galluzzo re-introduces us to the historic faces of the Sacred Feminine. His original artwork and the text, hymns and prayers from diverse spiritual paths contained in The Sacred Feminine remind us of this integral dimension of the Divine that we have lost. He believes we need to recover our lost relationship with the Sacred Feminine, who is longing to return and bring us harmony and restore balance between body and creation.

Author: James Galluzzo
Publisher: Gray Wings Press, LLC
Published: 05/21/2013
Pages: 52
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.27lbs
Size: 10.00h x 7.99w x 0.14d
ISBN: 9780615810690

About the Author
James Galluzzo has been a spiritual director and guide for 25 years, working with individuals, teaching classes, and giving retreats. He is an artist, author, priest, teacher, administrator, diversity trainer, and spiritual director. Fr. Galluzzo is the author of: A Spiritual Handbook: A Resource for Travelers and Guides on the Journey, The Spirituality of Mary Magdalene, Jesus as Liberator and the Gospel Values, Quotes and Reflection Questions for Journaling your Spiritual Journey, Spiritual Writing: Be the Author of Your Own Story, and Stop Whining, Choose Life. He founded Allies: People to People, an organization that teaches a way of living and thinking that honors human liberation based on the Gospel values, and that works to end oppression of any kind: sexism, racism, classism, ageism, adultism, and homophobia. Fr. Galluzzo is the director of the non-profit organization Diversity as Gift that works to honor all and teach about dignity from a spiritual perspective. He is also the director of the Urban Spirituality Center in Portland, Oregon. He holds a BA degree from Gonzaga University, an MAT degree from Reed College, an Administrative Certificate from Lewis and Clark College, an MA degree in Theology from Catholic University of America, Mount Angel Seminary, and Portland State University. Fr. Galluzzo leads workshops throughout the country on Conflict Resolution, Community Building, Diversity, Gospel Values, Spirituality, and Human Liberation.

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