Gula: The Healer Who Mended a World That Feared Its Own Wounds
In this episode, we meet Gula, the ancient Mesopotamian goddess of healing, a deity once so revered that kings carved her name into stone, physicians trained in her temples, and entire cities claimed her as their protector. Yet over time, as patriarchal rule reshaped storytelling and erased female authority, Gula was slowly pushed into the background and replaced by male healing figures.
Through a feminist lens, we reclaim her story as a fierce sovereign of medicine, forgiveness, restoration, and truth-speaking. We explore how Ahimsa, the yogic principle of non-harm, illuminates her power: not just the gentleness of healing, but the courage to stop wounding ourselves with shame, guilt, resentment, and self-abandonment.
We’ll explore why her voice was silenced, how ancient cultures once centered female healers, and how returning to Gula reconnects us to the medicine we’ve carried all along.
✨ Includes:
— A feminist retelling of Gula’s mythology
— Why she disappeared from cultural memory
— How Ahimsa helps us heal the harm we hold inside
— My personal experience working with Gula’s energy
— An invitation to deepen your practice with the Gula Bone Rosary healing session on my YouTube channel
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Until next time… stay sovereign.
