Goddess

The Divine Feminine, also known as Sacred Feminine or Goddess, refers to the aspect of the divine or sacred that is expressed through femininity or feminine attributes. This concept is found in various religious and spiritual traditions, often representing qualities such as nurturing, intuition, and creation. In Hebrew, the term can be translated as הנקבה האלוהית (Hankeiva HaElohit). In Spanish, it is known as lo divino femenino, in French as le divin féminin, and in German as das Göttliche Weibliche. The Divine Feminine is often contrasted with or complemented by the Divine Masculine, together forming a balanced understanding of the divine. In many traditions, the Divine Feminine is personified as a goddess or deity, such as in Hinduism with Shakti or in ancient Mesopotamian religion with Inanna. The concept has gained significant attention in modern spiritual and feminist movements, which emphasize the importance of balancing masculine and feminine energies in both spiritual and secular contexts.