Warrior Goddess Online Training by HEATHERASH AMARA

Did you ever have a chance to really shine—but then fear held you back?

Or had a great insight at work, but a voice inside said: “These people are way smarter than me, what would I know?”

Do you ever feel on a gut level that you’ve yet to become the woman you were meant to be? That your true purpose and most powerful gifts are still locked up inside you?

THERE’S A WARRIOR GODDESS WITHIN YOU—AND SHE’S READY TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE

Hello, amazing women. Yes, you are amazing. Not really believing that? Then I hope you’ll give me a moment to prove it to you here. I’m HeatherAsh Amara, an ordinary woman probably a lot like you. I was raised in a decent family with no terrible hardships but, like so many of us, one day I found myself grown up . . . yet still unfulfilled in my relationships, my work, and my spiritual life.

“Why am I here? Is this as good as my life gets?”

Then I found the teacher don Miguel Ruiz and trained extensively with him in the Toltec wisdom reflected in the Four Agreements. Through his wise guidance, I grew from apprentice to teacher—but that’s where things just began to get interesting. With the help of other women, I began testing practices from many traditions. We kept what helped and left behind what didn’t. We carefully chose both masculine (“warrior”) and feminine (“goddess”) practices that amplified each other.

What worked best for us was an alchemy (not a mishmash) of self-inquiry, Toltec insights, Earth-based ritual and ceremony, specific mindfulness meditations, chakra-based energy practices, and many other methods.

The result? Ten essential lessons that we call “Warrior Goddess Training.” (Hey, did someone out there just make a Xena or Wonder Woman joke? No problem, they’re both great, whimsical archetypes that many students have used in the “serious” mythic-archetype work that I’ll mention later). For decades now, I’ve been coaching women, leading workshops, and constantly refining the lessons we learned.

Does it work? As so many women have told me: Yes, it does—powerfully and in real life. (Thank you, sister warrior goddesses.)