A groundbreaking research and writing project dedicated to restoring the suppressed history, voice, and spiritual authority of the Divine Feminine — led by Lori J. Paras, author of the recently published book “Stone of the Saviour: The Return of the She Christ.”

The stories of the Divine Feminine are rising again, and the world is ready for a fuller, more honest understanding of women’s spiritual history. But despite the global demand for these stories, there is no dedicated platform supporting the kind of research, truth-telling, and narrative restoration that women deserve. That is the work I’ve taken on — and it’s time to expand it.

My name is Lori J. Paras, author of Stone of the Saviour: The Return of the She Christ. For years, I have been researching, writing, and speaking about the suppressed feminine lineage woven through Christianity, early mysticism, and sacred geography. My first book challenged long-standing assumptions about Mary’s role and the forgotten feminine Christ tradition. It struck a chord because the world is hungry for this truth.

Now, the Vatican has issued a decree shutting down the Marian title Co-Redemptrix, at the very moment women around the world are calling for their rightful place in spiritual life. The debate over women deacons is intensifying. Scholars, seekers, and everyday believers are questioning the old paradigm. We are living in a turning point — one that demands new voices, new research, and a willingness to tell the story without fear.

That is the purpose of my three-part book series, and especially Book Two, which is now underway.

To write the next volume, I must complete a winter research journey to Oak Island — a site with historical, symbolic, and esoteric connections that mirror the hidden feminine patterns found in France, including the region surrounding Rennes-le-Château. I also need to head to the Vatican in the Spring. These two trips are key pieces of the investigative work required for the trilogy. In the same way Hildegard von Bingen, Herrad of Landsberg, and the medieval visionary women followed their inner directives to preserve knowledge in their time, I am following mine.

I am traveling to Oak Island in winter because the land is quiet and stripped to its essentials. I can walk, listen, document, and gather what I need for the next book without the hustle and bustle of tourists. I am bringing my first book as an offering, and I am going there to open the door to the second.

I am continuing to build a modern platform — through my writing, my research, and my community — where women’s spiritual perspectives are not just welcomed, but centred. A place where the truth isn’t softened to protect institutions, and where the Divine Feminine is treated as an essential part of the story rather than a footnote.

To do this well, I need your help.

Your support makes it possible to:

• conduct field research on Oak Island

• develop Book Two of the She Christ trilogy

• expand the larger movement dedicated to restoring women’s spiritual history

• build a foundation for publishing and promoting this work globally while continuing to support the She Life community and podcast.

Like many women before me, I’ve invested my own resources, time, and energy into recovering these stories. But the scale of this project and the urgency of this cultural moment requires broader support.

Women are no longer waiting for permission to speak. We are done asking institutions to validate the stories they once tried to erase. It is time to claim our history, our lineage, and our spiritual authority and bring these truths back where they belong: in the centre of our shared human story.

If you believe this work matters, if you feel the importance of this moment, I invite you to support this project and help move it forward.

The Divine Feminine is rising like never before. I feel the shift, do you? You may visit my website to see the work I’m doing daily at www.loriparas.com.

Thank you for standing with me.

Lori