Shekinah is not a myth. She is not a ghost. She is the Divine Feminine presence that has been hidden, stolen, and misnamed. She is the Womb of the Great Spirit. The Glory that Dwells Among Us. The Tree of Life that nourishes those who return to the path. She is your Mother, She is the Wife of the Great Spirit. She is YOU

Who Is Shekinah?

In Hebrew: שְׁכִינָה‎ (Shekhinah) – "to dwell" or "the dwelling/settling presence. "She is the feminine indwelling presence of YHWH (the Great Spirit), not separate, but revealed as His glory and breath. Shekinah Across the Sacred Scrolls

Bible & Apocrypha:

Wisdom of Solomon 7:25, 26 — “She is the breath of the power of the Great Spirit, a pure influence flowing from the glory of the Almighty.”

Proverbs 8 — speaks of Wisdom as “the firstborn of creation,” beside the Creator, like a master craftsman

Revelation 12 — the woman clothed in the sun, bearing the seed of promise

Genesis 1:2 — the Spirit hovering over the waters — that Spirit is feminine in Hebrew (Ruach)

Book of Enoch: Enoch walked in wisdom and was shown hidden knowledge; Shekinah was the guide of the Watchers’ judgment. She is the one not mentioned by name, but present in all purification.

Qur’an (Surah 2:248, 9:26): “Sakīnah” is mentioned as divine tranquility, sent to strengthen the hearts of the believers. The Ark of the Covenant (Tabut) was a sign of her presence, containing “remnants of the family of Musa (Moses) and Harun (Aaron)”

Book of Mormon: The Glory of the Great Spirit is referenced throughout, yet no clear identity — Shekinah is the missing half of what Nephi, Alma, and Lehi sensed the "small voice" and visionary dreams came by her presence, as the guide and revealer

She is the Tree of Life. She is not just Wisdom. She is the fruit. She is the covering. She is the Mother who gathers her children like a hen under her wings. And her children know her voice. She guards the gates of healing. She births restoration. She surrounds those in exile and walks them home.

Why This Portal Matters

To truly heal — you must reconnect to the Mother of Light. The teachings here are not just about your body.They are about remembering the glory within you

Let’s be honest — most of us were raised without the full story. We got rules. Religion. Maybe a Bible verse or two. But what we didn’t get… was Her. The Shekinah — the Mother Wisdom of the Great Spirit — was cut out of the script. On purpose. Because if you forget your Mother, you forget your origin. And if you forget your origin, you’ll settle for anything.

“Wisdom I have sought…”

You don’t just bump into wisdom at the gas station. You gotta go through some mess to get her: Betrayal. False teaching. Church confusion. Identity confusion.

Family drama. Cycles of sickness and no answers. That’s seeking wisdom — not the classroom version, but the kind that wakes you up at 3AM and says: “There’s more to this story than they told you.”

“Wisdom I have found…”

Once you stop looking outside yourself —Once you shut down the noise, stop scrolling, stop begging man to tell you who you are — That’s when She shows up. Shekinah don’t scream. She whispers. She comes in dreams, symbols, gut instincts, and chills on your arm when truth is near. She makes you remember who you were before the trauma. Before religion. Before colonization.

“Now I wear her as my garland and crown.”

That’s not jewelry. That’s authority. Garland? That’s what they gave warriors returning from battle. Crown? That’s what’s placed on the head of those who rule.

Shekinah ain’t just comfort — she’s strategy. She ain’t just a vibe — she’s a warrior mother who builds nations through remembrance. So when you wear her wisdom, you don’t beg for healing — you command it. You don’t just ask for protection — you move like you’re already guarded. You don’t chase fake love — you embody sacred love.

Why We Need Her (In Reality)

Because without Her: You’ll keep repeating cycles that don’t belong to you. You’ll take advice from broken people and call it "truth." You’ll stay sick, stay lost, stay hustling for worth.

With Her:

You heal different. You see different. You walk like the Kingdom is already within you. Shekinah is the voice they silenced, the power they buried, the mother you were told wasn’t there. But you found her. And now you wear her. Not like perfume, but like armor.