Redefining Divinity: Dr. Brittany Dahl on Embracing God's Feminine Side
Episode Overview
Dr. Brittany discusses the neglect of the Mother Spirit and the refusal to embrace the feminine attributes of God Her eclectic therapeutic approach focuses on body work, energy psychology, and spiritual mediums, empowering clients to find their own beliefs and spiritual path Through her podcast 'Christian Sanity' and her book on healing religious trauma, she provides resources for those seeking healing and self-discovery
I believe our purpose is really about awakening and enlightenment. To promote God's ideas of love here on earth to become wise and whole as we seek that enlightenment.
What if the divine could be both mother and father? In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Brittany Dahl, a licensed clinical marriage and family therapist, challenges traditional Christian views by exploring the idea of God having feminine attributes. Dr. Dahl argues that Christianity has long neglected the 'Mother Spirit', Sophia, a figure discussed in the Bible but often overlooked by male-dominated religious narratives. Why is the concept of a female God so controversial? Dr.
Dahl dives into these questions, contrasting Western dualistic thinking with Eastern philosophies that embrace non-duality—the idea that multiple truths can coexist. Her journey isn't just theoretical; it's deeply personal. Dr. Dahl shares her experiences as a therapist dealing with religious trauma, and how her eclectic therapeutic approach—which includes body work, energy psychology, and spiritual mediums—helps clients carve out their own spiritual paths.
She also touches on her podcast 'Christian Sanity' and her book aimed at healing religious trauma, offering practical resources for those seeking self-discovery and spiritual growth. This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about reimagining spirituality beyond traditional boundaries.