Goddess Wisdom with Joanna Kujawa

Summary

Author and self-described spiritual detective Joanna Kujawa argues that goddesses may be more than Jungian archetypes: they could be real ancient beings or interdimensional entities carrying suppressed feminine wisdom. Drawing on the myths of Inanna, Pistis Sophia, and Demeter, she describes a recurring pattern in which divine feminine consciousness is tricked into descending, forgets itself, and later ascends again. She claims a mistranslation turned 'Holy Wisdom' into the 'Holy Spirit' and offers practical ways to consciously choose archetypes and connect with goddess consciousness.

Key takeaways

• 1Kujawa is the author of 'The Other Goddess: Mary Magdalene and the Goddesses of Eros and Secret Knowledge' and 'Alien Goddess: UFOs, AI and the Goddesses of Ascension'
• 2She suggests Inanna belonged to the Anunnaki pantheon, citing Graham Hancock-style claims that Sumerian carvings show tall gods with technologies such as wrist watches and battery-like bags
• 3She interprets Pistis Sophia (chapters 28-82) as describing Sophia living in Aeon 13 of 24, being tricked by jealous lower rulers into descending to hell, and being rescued by Christ consciousness
• 4She claims the feminine Greek 'Holy Wisdom' was mistranslated into the Latin 'Spiritus Sanctus' (Holy Spirit), which, in her view, 'neutered' the divine feminine in Christianity, and says St. Augustine had poor Greek
• 5Some Gnostic traditions held that Mary Magdalene and Helen of Tyre, partner of Simon Magus, were incarnations of Sophia
• 6Demeter is presented as a pre-Greek goddess forced out of goddess-centered Minoan Crete (Knossos), who brought the Eleusinian Mysteries, reportedly undergone by figures such as Plato, Plotinus and Marcus Aurelius
• 7Kujawa describes a ritual Kundalini awakening that left her unable to function intellectually for months while she experienced visions

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Book four in the New Thinking Allowed dialogue series is Charles T. Tartt, 70 Years of Exploring Consciousness and Parapsychology. Now available on Amazon. Thinking Allowed. Conversations on the leading edge of knowledge and discovery with psychologist Jeffrey Mishlove. Hello and welcome. I'm Emmy Vadmus, co-host with Jeffrey Mishlove. Today, we'll be exploring goddess wisdom with my guest, Joanna Kujawa, who is a Polish-born author, scholar, and spiritual detective based in Australia. She is author of The Other Goddess, Mary Magdalene and the Goddesses of Eros and Secret Knowledge and Alien Goddess, UFOs, AI and the Goddesses of Ascension. If you enjoy this program, please like, subscribe, press the bell icon and share. Now I'll switch over to the internet video. Welcome, Joanna. It's such a pleasure to have you with me on New Thinking Allowed today. I'm very well, thank you. And I'm so glad that we can have this conversation today. You recently had a conversation with the host of New Thinking Allowed, Jeffrey Mishlove, talking about UFOs, AI, and esoteric goddess traditions. And I'll link to that interview in the upper right corner of the screen. Today, we're going to go more into your work and explore the wisdom of goddesses and how they can assist us with love, beauty, pleasure, and ascension, which I'm excited to talk with you about. To get us started, what are the parameters for a goddess? What makes a goddess a goddess? Ah, that's a very interesting question and actually an extremely powerful and difficult question to answer. Because what makes a goddess? So I think my whole work is really about defining and redefining the divine feminine and divine wisdom and the goddess wisdom especially. ...

Excerpt from New Thinking Allowed, Aug 26, 2026. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.