Once upon a time there was a woman with the perfect life. The perfect marriage. The perfect kids. The perfect appearance of the perfect life. Just perfect.
Except that it wasn’t.
Her husband was never around.
And when he was, he barely paid attention to her.
And when he did, he wasn’t very nice.
And when she’d pick up her kid from nursery school, he’d kick her in the shins.
And she was at their service.
And she was sad.
She found her way to the School of Womanly Arts. It was there that she remembered that “there was a separate woman inside that had nothing to do with being a wife and a mother and keeping a clean house.
She came to Mastery and realized that that woman mattered.
And not only did she matter, but she is a goddess.
And as a goddess, she is valuable.
And she deserved to be treated better.
She deserved to be courted and worshipped and adored.
And this goddess had courage.
And she wasn’t going to stand for any of it for another minute.
And in one swooping bad-ass move, she sat her guy down, and returned the wedding ring and changed the rules.
And it was then that her legend began ringing its way through the halls of the SWA.
That woman. That Courtesan.
Have you heard that her husband pleasures her before he leaves for work each morning?
That Courtesan is a bad ass.
And it saved her life.
And her husband’s life.
And her children, too.
With that bad ass move, that woman who had been a mere servant in her home became queen.
A beloved queen who is adored and worshipped.
A beloved queen who inspires great demonstrations of love.
That woman is the one we all strive to be like when we hate where we are. When we want to believe that things can change.
That woman, that Courtesan.
Showed us how it’s done by taking a stand for herself and for her pleasure.
That woman was Sister Goddess Sarah:
"When I came to Mastery, I felt as if I was living a hollow life. In my neighborhood, all around me I saw women who seemed to be alive, but they were spiritually dead. Their lights were turned way down. Inside I also knew that I was one of them. My life was all about others. I thought that my job was to take care of everyone else.
Mastery caused me to ask some hard questions. What does it mean to be a woman? What does it mean to move from serving others to being a courtesan? What does it mean to declare yourself the master of your own universe? What happens when you really get in touch with your desires and you run with them? What does it mean to really to own the beauty and power of who I am? When confronted with these questions, I realized I was wasting my life.
Women are the source
Mastery taught me that women are the source of power and joy. When we have it going on, when we take ourselves higher, all of those we love get to come along for the ride. It is our duty to live full out. Our happiness fuels our families. We are entitled to joy.
Mama Gena extended to me the invitation to move out of pain and into pleasure. The School of Womanly Arts taught me that there is a different way to do things. Instead of trying to create the perfect life, I could live a life driven by my unique desires.
Men want to serve us
The men in my life want to make me happy and it is my job to provide them with my desires. Before I came into Mastery, I had never had an orgasm. Then I changed the rules and began to live my life as a Goddess; since then, I am multi-orgasmic! This was a life-changing experience. Everything I had ever been taught about how to live turned out to be false. When I did the very thing I thought would destroy my marriage and my life, it instead brought me great joy.
I am living my wildest dreams… incredible sex, a new career I am passionate about, and I am just about to move into the most incredible space. I am deeply loved. There is only one woman on this planet like me. This is my chance to live full out and show my children how it is done. This is my chance to party and have a blast, no matter what. I now live with passion.
How delicious is it to transform your life from hollow to orgasmic? There are thousands of Sister Goddesses who live the answer. I am lucky enough to be one of them."
