A Devotional Reclamation of the Divine Feminine from the Clogged Arteries of Orthodox Christianity
For two thousand years, the feminine face of God has been buried beneath dogma, suppressed by councils, and written out of scripture. Sophia. Shekinah. Mary Magdalene. The Black Madonna. The Constipated Spirit traces how the sacred marriage of masculine and feminine was broken — and how it can be reclaimed, chapter by chapter, practice by practice.
A note from the author on what this book is, and what it is not.
"The spirit long-constipated is now blissfully unclenched, emerging as the radiant, dynamic child of both Mother and Father once more."
S.Y. Mc Kenzie is a writer, teacher, and devotional theologian whose work sits at the intersection of esoteric Christianity, the Divine Feminine wisdom traditions, and the everyday reclamation of the sacred. The Constipated Spirit is his first book — a devotional reckoning two decades in the making. He writes from the American Midwest.
