Tent Keepers: A Priestess Activation with the Hebrew Matriarchs

Your body has two portals that activate feminine leadership. For many of us, religious wounding shut them down.

It’s time to OPEN YOUR VOICE & VULVA, so you can walk as the powerful, wise, courageous, receptive, ancient-future feminine leader you were always meant to be.

If you ready to reconnect with your spiritual sovereignty, lead with confidence, and enjoy all the flowing creative expression that is your birthright – join me in TENT KEEPERS.

This devotional leadership activation is designed for women who have felt spiritually exiled from their monotheistic religious heritage as they seek to reclaim the Eternal Feminine.

We will blend goddess history, embodiment work, creative expression and sound healing
in the Mesopotamian-Israelite tradition.

The first priestesses of the Hebrew Bible show us the way to open our portals and stand in our gifts. These nomadic Mesopotamian women ministered from ritual tents amid sacred groves.

Does any of this sound familiar?

You were raised in a traditional monotheistic religion (Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Mormon, etc.) centered on ancient texts and/or ritual.
You identify as a spiritual nomad who's been "in exile" from religion, on a quest to heal your past and find your own spiritual path.
You struggle to express your opinion, clearly ask for what you want, or speak your truth if the outcome is uncertain.
You have dealt with clinical sexual dysfunction or with emotional wounding in sexual relationships, especially with men.
Identify as a priestess, a priestess-in-training, or someone who is often drawn to devotional leadership roles.

Tent Keepers is for you …

If you are ready to move past all the old patterns anger, wandering or hiding ... and embody the powerful, fertile and creative leader within.

“I too have been practicing and using my drum almost every night! I use your drum meditation from Tent Keepers and practice the rhythms. The grounding I get from using it is AMAZING!!!”

~ Marlee C., California USA

“I haven’t found many voices bringing your scholarly insight and background to the table. There have been so many shifts unfolding and so much life proceeding! It’s been such a joy to let go of old frameworks through this reading and energy work.I feel equipped to move forward into leadership.”

~ Elizabeth S., Indiana USA

The truth is …

The text of the Hebrew Bible (and the older priestess lineage it bears witness to) hold KEYS for healing the feminine voice and sexuality – so we can unlock our full potential as leaders and wisdom keepers.

If this heritage is yours, running away from it or resisting it will never bring full freedom.

But the problem is …

You received this wisdom inside religious teachings that disguised the presence of Goddess ... and in traditions that deliberately limited your two most potent creative portals: voice and vulva.

On the one hand, you have already done tremendous work to move past religious trauma and begin owning terms like “goddess” or “feminine spirituality.” On the other hand, you sense that your birth tradition isn’t meant to be discarded entirely, but rather meant to be transcended.

After wandering far and wide in search of spiritual healing, you recognize that it's time to look now in the most unlikely place:

your birth tradition.

Now imagine yourself ...

Singing, dancing, praying and moving with your biblical priestess mothers from the earliest times.
Pointing to specific passages of the scriptures you grew up with and knowing their hidden goddess wisdom.
Feeling deeply connected to your sensuality, and letting your reproductive cycle to guide your expression.
Telling your personal priestess story fearlessly through poetry, written narrative, painting or some other medium.
Composing drum beats and chants in Hebrew or Aramaic that unlock healing in your body and soul.
Waking up every day excited to begin in your own devotional prayers and practices to the Great Mother.
Responding to your own sexual desires, and (if applicable) those of your partner with greater ease.
Confidently and publicly leading in sacred spaces, teaching on goddess topics and midwifing other souls in their feminine consciousness ... without feeling any sense of judgment, guilt or dissonance.

Shlama, I'm Lisa Moriah.

Growing up in a strict Baptist household, I was taught the Hebrew Bible from back to front, and the Christian testament as well. I also knew instinctively that in my community's tradition, women were not embraced at all as spiritual leaders.

Women could be background or supporting figures, but not leaders, and not priestesses. And most definitely not as devotional guides in service to Goddess.

Fast forward to my wedding night, when as a 25-year-old virgin, I discovered that intercourse was not only painful, it was impossible. I was forced to see a sex therapist, who wanted me to talk about myself.

I wasn't ready to voice anything ... and she didn't understand how my religious background was impacting me. As you can imagine, that didn't go well.

It took an inevitable divorce, seven years later, for me to sort out what had really happened. That's when I began to notice that my voice was as shut down as my vagina, and that my religious training had something to do with it.

When I began to seek healing on my terms, the path of the biblical priestesses began to reveal itself to me. Over seven years, I have explored so many facets of this path and found it to be my home. I am continually amazed at how our earliest foremothers hold the key to opening both of our portals!

Ready to feel excited that you’re speaking up, and creating the courageous work you’re called to, so you can lead the people who look to you?

Here's What We'll Do Together

This self-paced 7-module container, is too rich to be digested all at once. You'll have lifetime access to all the content, to engage with it at your own pace, in your own timing and way.

Module 1:
Goddess in the Bible

Ready to discover why modern priestesses of the Mesopotamian or Israelite lineage are often born into strict spiritual backgrounds?