February 22nd, 2026

The Matriarchal Intuitive~ Insights 

of the Female Mystics 

Speak Softly to My Soul 

Mother Julian of Norwich 

in The Thirteenth Showing
Revealed the Following 

In my folly, before this time I often wondered why, by the great foreseeing wisdom of God, the onset of sin was not prevented: for then, I thought, all should have been well. This impulse [of thought] was much to be avoided, but nevertheless I mourned and sorrowed because of it, without reason and discretion.

“But Jesus, who in this vision informed me of all that is needed by me, answered with these words and said: ‘It was necessary that there should be sin; but all shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well.'

“These words were said most tenderly, showing no manner of blame to me nor to any who shall be saved.”

Teresa of Avila

“Let us do our part, and God will then do what He wills. This is God’s cause, and all will end well. My hope is in Him; do not be distressed.”

Gargi Vachaknavi

“If you are what you should be, you will set the whole world on fire. Let the truth be your delight, proclaim it, but with a certain congeniality.”

 Catherine of Siena

“The soul is in God and God is in the soul. God is closer to us than water is to a fish.”

Achi Chokyi Drolma

a revered figure in Tibetan Buddhism, embodies the harmonious union of compassion, wisdom, and protective energy.

Mantra of Achi Chokyi Drolma: OM MAMA TSAKRA SOHA YAR DU SARWA DU RADZA RADZA DU MAMA DU HUNG PHAT SOHA

Etty Hillesum 

“The English radio has reported that 700,000 Jews perished last year alone, in Germany and the occupied territories. And even if we stay alive, we shall carry the wounds with us throughout our lives. And yet I don’t think life is meaningless. And God is not accountable to us for the senseless harm we cause one another. We are accountable to him! I have already died a thousand deaths in a thousand concentration camps. I know about everything and am no longer appalled by the latest reports. In one way or another I know it all. And yet I find life beautiful and meaningful. From minute to minute.” (June 29, 1942, p. 150)