The divine spirit can manifest anything it contemplates, including the modern woman. The divine placed qualities in a woman, including strength, love, and virtue. In this episode of SuperPowers of the Soul, Jennifer Urezzio talks about the divine spirit of the modern woman with Asha D. Ramakrishna. She is author of The Priestess Code: Awakening the Modern Woman, where feminine principles are revealed for a more organic and harmonious approach to life. Hear Asha talk about how compassion is the superpower of her soul and how that leads to her experiencing her divine spirit. Listen now to learn how to integrate more divinity into your life and your being. 

Hi, everyone. This is Jennifer Urezzio, Super Power Expert and Founder of Soul Language and this is SuperPowers of the Soul. I’m with Asha Ramakrishna today and we’re talking about the divine spirit of modern woman. Welcome, Asha.

Hi.

Hi. I’m so excited that you’re here.

Thank you.

I always like to start kind of everyone getting to know you and getting to know me a little more. And we often talk about superpowers, and I want to be really clear about this question because the question and I’m going to ask you is what is the superpower of your soul? Meaning, what is the superpower of your soul for you? So often I ask this question and everyone goes outside themselves, but I really want to know about you and your soul and how it operates for yourself because that’s why you have it. So, what is the superpower of your soul for yourself?

Compassion. When I think back, even when I first started in my spiritual journey, I think that that was always the theme that I was being brought to face. And through the decades at this point, multiple, I can see these affirmations and confirmations of like, yeah, it’s compassion. Compassion.

Beautiful, beautiful. I was reading something that one of my practitioners posted today and I had to read it three times because I couldn’t really understand it because she was talking about comparison and I kept reading the word compassion and I’m like, “Wait, I don’t get this. Why is she saying no to compassion?” And it was really a comparison. And I think so often compassion is something that really we are so freely offering it to others, but we don’t really kind of stay in that compassion of ourselves and I think we’re doing ourselves a disservice when we’re not really sitting in that compassion and love for ourselves

For sure. I mean, I feel like sometimes that’s a piece that we forget that the thing that is our greatest gift, that we think it’s for other people. Really ultimately in the first place, it’s for ourselves first.

Agreed. And I think so often, and this leads me to the next question, what is your sacred purpose? And when I ask this question for people, anyone who knows me can hear me silently, I will. Because so often they all go, “Well, I’m here to serve blah, blah, blah.” I’m like, “No, no, no, no. Your sacred purpose is for you.” And I think we’re so trained, especially in master of service, especially master healers, and anyone who comes on the shows as a master healer and a master influencer. I think we’re so used to going outside of ourselves for that answer. So my sacred purpose is about connection. Yes, I teach connection. I’m always going to bring people back to connection, but why is that my sacred purpose? Because I profoundly want to understand that for myself and experience that for myself. So what do you consider the reason why you’re existing? Your secret purpose on the planet at this time?

Big question, right?

Yeah. The moment that you asked that question, I could see three rings emanating out of me and the first one is for myself. I feel that what I’m really here to do in this lifetime is to really bring in more of these feminine aspects of the divine or a woman into my life. I would definitely say that I was very masculine right from the get go and it’s been an unlearning of some pieces and a greater invitation to feminine aspects. The second ring is for my beloved and my daughters. I think my purpose with my beloved is to have a good time and to build something meaningful, and with my daughters is to create space for them to accept who they are and get to be that in the world. And then that final ring, the purpose really feels, and it’s ever evolving. It always has different flavors to it, but it really feels like it’s this deep invitation to ground our soul into our everyday life as much as possible and letting go of the conditioning from society, family, DNA, if you believe in past lives, that too. Letting go of those things and really opening up to how the soul, how the divine can co-create with us.

Yeah. I’m nodding my head to all of them. When you were talking about coming in, having more masculine kind of force or energy, I had this kind of thing about, “Oh, that’s really warr