Her Holiness Jagadguru Sai Maa has recorded a series of audio transmissions exploring the sacred feminine: the Cosmic Feminine Series.
Sai Maa recorded these transmissions upon receiving the sankalpa (intention) for the Magdalena Yagya for Divine Feminine, which you can learn more about and register for below.
In the first part of the Cosmic Feminine Series, Sai Maa shares that the sacred feminine is not an identity or a collection of figures to imitate, it’s a frequency of consciousness that meets us anywhere — in a parking lot, an airport, a quiet moment between two thoughts.
Isis, Maria Magdalena, Maha Lakshmi, Athena, Kali Mata, and so many others each reveal one ray of this same living current, and when it’s embodied, presence itself becomes a silent transmission.
In part two, Sai Maa speaks on archetypes, not as characters from the past, but as codes of consciousness, each holding a distinct stream of divine intelligence—from Isis’s remembrance, to Maria Magdalena’s devotion, to Quan Yin’s mercy, to Maha Lakshmi’s abundance.
The sacred feminine also includes structure, discernment, and sacred fire. And the new sacred feminine serves from fullness rather than depletion, blessing from that wholeness.
Embodiment means the teaching has entered the cells, where love is no longer an idea but a way of life, and devotion is no longer an emotion but becomes the breath itself.
Through purification, remembrance, and radiance, the invitation is not to worship these archetypes from outside, but to become that magnificent being, walking as a living altar.
Magdalena Yagya for Divine Feminine
This yagya (sacred fire ceremony) began as something available only for the Magdalenas, and after Sai Maa received these downloads shared in the audio transmissions, has expanded into an offering for all of us.
In connection with the energy of the full moon, this yagya moves through purification, remembrance, and radiance, allowing us to look more honestly at where we’ve abandoned ourselves or performed rather than lived our truth; and returning from there to what’s already whole.
The work draws on the same archetypal currents explored in the audio transmissions above: Isis’s remembrance, Maria Magdalena’s devotion, Maha Lakshmi’s abundance, Kali Mata’s clarity. Not as figures to invoke from outside, but as qualities already present within each of us to embody, and to support us in becoming, as Maa describes it, a living temple in daily life.