Skye Leroux

“Women bring life into the world. To denigrate women is to degrade life itself. There must be equality, not domination. Harmony, not hierarchy. Compassion, not violence. Women must be cherished as we cherish this world that sustains us. We had a Mother once, but She is gone. Returned to the earth that birthed Her. But Her eternal Wisdom lives on. Nourished by it, we too shall bud and bear fruit. In death, we shall return to the earth and live on only in our children. We possess no soul to be redeemed, or judged, or measured. There can be no afterlife, no heavenly authority. We are enough. In our opposites, we are complete.”
― Nikki Marmery, Lilith

“You’re the light that holds back the darkness,” Harriett said. “Women like you have always existed. Without you, the world would be thrown out of balance.”
― Kirsten Miller, The Change

“Manda Scott is best known as a writer, and I first came across her through her wonderful series of books about Boudica. Manda also describes herself as a veterinary surgeon, a podcaster, a sustainable economist, regenerative farmer, conscious revolutionary — and shamanic teacher.”
― Sharon Blackie, Hagitude: Reimagining the Second Half of Life

“subjection, entirely, to men. What should have been balanced was unequal. The half mistaken for the whole. Humanity meant men alone. Women were an afterthought. Lesser, inferior. The servants. Often, slaves.”
― Nikki Marmery, Lilith