You Are Favored by the Old Gods and Goddesses

April 29, 2025

The goddesses do not call the polished.


Not the gods of war and shame.

Not the ones in pulpits and parables.

Not the ones who built kingdoms by silencing women

and sanctifying obedience.


I’m talking about the ancient ones.

These are the goddesses made of root and river.

They are the ones who bled with you.

They are the ones who rose with dirt in their hair and fire in their eyes.

They do not want your worship—

they want your alliance.


You’ve survived what should have ruined you—

and came back with your spine intact.

Your grief doesn’t hush you.

It guides you.

Your rage doesn’t shame you.

It fuels your truth.


You’ve known hunger that couldn’t be named.

You've felt a longing that couldn’t be explained -

a pull toward something older than language

and deeper than logic.

You have tried to play the part—

and failed spectacularly.

No goddess was ever born to be palatable.

You are favored when you feel too much,

when you question everything,

when you outgrow your containers faster than anyone can replace them.


The goddesses do not call the polished.

They call the ones with cracked voices and burning hearts.

The ones who have been exiled for their wisdom.

The ones who cry like ceremony

and speak like spells.


You are favored when your softness is not weakness—

but weapon.

When your intuition doesn’t ask for proof—

it demands respect.

You are favored when you no longer seek approval,

only alignment.

When your healing stops being performance

and starts being prophecy.


You are favored when your joy is unruly.

When your body is a compass.

When your boundaries are sacred, not negotiable.

The goddess does not sit on a cloud.

She walks beside you.

She lives in your bones.

She rises in your no.

She blesses your boundaries,

your belly laugh,

your refusal to shrink.


If you feel too wild, too broken, too intense—

you’re not.

You are just divine in a world built to fear goddesses.

And this world?

This moment?

It needs you.

It needs your refusal.

It needs your memory.

It needs your magic that doesn’t come with disclaimers.


You were not made to be tamed.

You were not born to obey.

You are not here to smile through your own silencing.

You were blessed by the goddess

 to rise.

Blessed to speak what cannot be spoken.

Blessed to tear down what was built on your back.

Blessed to walk away from what no longer remembers your worth.


You were not blessed to fit in.

You were blessed to break spells and generational curses,

to shake the ground,

to be the sacred disruption.


So if you’re still here,

 still burning,

 still full of grief and grace and holy defiance—

 then yes,

you are favored.


You are favored by every goddess who ever stood on ash and called it holy ground.

You are favored by every ancestor who lit a candle and said your name.

You are favored  by every sacred force that saw your power

and said,

It’s time.

Stand now.

speak.

rise.





I want to chat about the things you obsess over when you lie awake at night. I want to unpack your dreams and your nightmares. I want to talk about who you were before all that shit dimmed your shine and how to get her back. 


I’m not here to fix you because I don't think you're broken—I’m here to help you fall in love with yourself and your life again. No mood shaming, no gaslighting, just real, transformative coaching from someone with three decades of experience. Ready to reclaim your fire? Let’s set some sparks flying. DM me or check me out online at https://www.lisamhayes.com .


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