Today’s conversation is inspired by Erica Fargo’s fascinating book, Mystic Women: Who Impacted Philosophy, Faith, and Mysticism, a beautiful exploration of the lives and wisdom of these transformative figures. We’ll be diving into the inspiring lives of mystic women whose vision and wisdom continue to shape the worlds of philosophy, faith, and mysticism. These are the women who, throughout history, have been overlooked, forgotten, or even erased from religious and philosophical narratives. But their contributions are undeniable and enduring.

In this episode, we explore the incredible stories of these female visionaries, philosophers, and spiritual leaders—women who defied the patriarchal systems of their time to reshape intellectual and spiritual landscapes across cultures and continents. From the mystical teachings of Yeshe Tsogyal in Tibetan Buddhism to the philosophical impact of Annie Besant through Theosophy, these women left profound marks on traditions that still influence modern thought today.

We’ll take you on a journey across centuries—from ancient Egypt to medieval Europe, from the temples of Asia to the streets of the modern world. Together, we’ll uncover the universal themes that connect their stories: self-discovery, devotion, transcendence, and the pursuit of spiritual truths—truths that remain as relevant today as they were then.

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And as we navigate the intersections of gender, power, and spirituality, we’ll see how these women weren’t just spiritual seekers—they were reformers, visionaries, and rebels. They pushed boundaries, broke traditions, and in many cases, risked everything to bring their insights into the world.

So, whether you’re seeking inspiration, a deeper understanding of mysticism, or simply a good story, stick around. Let’s reignite the legacy of these mystic women and discover the powerful lessons they offer for our own spiritual journeys.

Let’s dive in!