9-month Intensive
September 1st, 2024-May 31st, 2025
Embark on a mystical voyage through the enigmatic tales of ancient goddesses. In the whispers of mythologies past, we encounter the Serpent Goddess, a divine embodiment of both light and darkness. Once a unified force of power, the goddess was later divided into two archetypes during the age of patriarchy.
Join Leslie Zehr, mystic and mentor, in her signature course, a magical odyssey of rebirth and renewal. With three decades of experience, Leslie has traversed the ancient temples of Egypt, communing with the Serpent Goddess and unlocking the secrets of transformation. She invites you to join her in the Temple of the Sacred Arts, an online sanctuary for personal metamorphosis. Here, you will explore the alchemy of self-discovery, grow in wisdom, and encounter the Serpent Goddess in all her divine manifestations.
The ancient Egyptian civilization revered the Serpent Goddess as Hat-hor/Sekhmet, a nurturing deity who presided over the sacred arts of birth, music, dance, and divination. Her wisdom and love empowered kings and shaped the Age of Taurus, a time of the Great Mother and the Sacred Cow.
To find wholeness, we must also explore the assertive aspect of the serpent goddess, Sekhmet. As the world enters a new era of transformation, embracing both aspects of the Divine Feminine is crucial to unlocking our full potential.
The journey to rediscover the Serpent Goddess and reunite its duality requires us to tap into the ancient wisdom buried beneath Pharaonic temples. By invoking the energies of the dual goddess, we can unleash our own inner power.
This mystical expedition delves into ancient archetypes, their significance, and how to summon their energies to empower oneself. Discover the Heroine's Journey, an ancient ritual that guides women towards meeting their dark sister and embracing the dual aspects of the Divine Feminine. Let the Serpent Goddess lead you on a path of self-discovery and mystical revelations.
In this 9-month course, you will:
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Discover the Serpent Goddess's mystery, essence, and significance for women on a spiritual pilgrimage.
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Delve into the secrets of archetypes and their role in shaping our lives.
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Unearth the symbols of the Divine Feminine through the lens of Hat-hor/Sekhmet.
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Realize the importance of reconnecting with the Sacred Feminine in these times.
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Master the art of invoking these energies to kindle the flames of empowerment in ourselves and others.
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Embark on the Heroine's Journey, reconciling the fragmented aspects of our being, and emerge victorious.
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Excellent
Andrea Day
Very interesting subject, none of which I've come across before. Leslie explains it all clearly in a way thats engaging and easy to listen to.
Very interesting subject, none of which I've come across before. Leslie explains it all clearly in a way thats engaging and easy to listen to.
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Leslie Zehr
Leslie Zehr is a mystic, sacred arts teacher, workshop leader, mentor, and author, who, for more than 30 years, has supported women to reconnect to the Divine Feminine within through the mysteries of ancient Egypt.
Born in Peru and educated in the United States, Leslie followed a calling to "return" to Egypt in 1986 to learn about and experience the ancient mysteries. In 2002, after an initiation experience at Dendera Temple in Luxor, she received and developed the Universal Dancer, a simple but profound method of Sacred Dance that works with sacred geometry, primordial energies, waves, and the chakras to unlock intuition, vitality, and creativity.
A trained hypnotherapist, reiki master, astrologer, aromatherapist, and homeopath, Leslie is the author of two books –The Alchemy of Dance: Sacred Dance as a Path to the Universal Dancer, which has been translated into Spanish; and The Al-chemia Remedies: Vibrational Essences from Egyptian Flowers and Sacred Sites – as well as a CD entitled "Navel Portal Activation and Guided Visualizations."
In Cairo, Leslie founded and ran The Centre for Health and Well-being, which later became The Centre for Sacred Arts, a modern-day temple for learning and creativity honoring the Goddess Hat-Hor. Her lectures and workshops in Sacred Dance and the Al-chemia Remedies have taken her from Cairo, ancient Egyptian temples, and archaeological sites along the Nile River to studios and centers in New York, Maine, Maryland, Arizona, Washington, and Puerto Rico.