Inside a Women's Circle: Jamie Day on the Rising Divine Feminine
Updated: Nov 6
On Episode 4 of the Quantum Collective Podcast, Jonah Bolt spoke with Jamie Day, a Sarasota starseed psychotherapist and the founder of the Divine Mommy women's circles. We already shared her story of awakening in Egypt in our guest profile of Jamie Day. This post goes somewhere different: into the circle itself, what happens when women gather with intention, and how to find a circle that truly holds you.
How the Circles Began
In July 2015, Jamie spent her 40th birthday on a silent retreat. The following spring, in 2016, she gathered her first women's group and called it Divine Mommy. The purpose was simple and bold: women coming together to release the myths of competition and comparison, and any message that puts down the feminine and how it is expressed.
From those first gatherings, the work grew into priestess training paths and a deep study of female shamanism. In time, it became the ground for what she now calls Starseed Psychotherapy.
What Happens When Women Gather
Asked what it is like to sit with a group of empowered women, Jamie did not hesitate.
“It is pure gold.” Jamie Day
When women meet each other as equals, in an intentional and prayerful way, she describes a kind of compassionate, shared interdependence. In her words, a shock wave of vibration and frequency moves out from the circle, and the women birth what she calls idea children from the creative center of the womb.
Inside her circles, women explore sovereignty and empowerment, the energy body, and the wisdom of the womb center, which she says every person can tap into regardless of gender. They reclaim the mysteries of the menstrual cycle and birth, and release old shame around pleasure and sensuality so that energy can be directed into prayer.
Finding a Circle That Is Safe
For anyone looking for a circle for the first time, Jamie's first advice is to trust your intuition. She calls women natural Olympians at intuition, while being clear that men are equally welcome in that space.
She also shared a few signs that a circle may not be the right one:
Someone tells you what to do, how to think or how to act. A healthy leader holds clear boundaries for the group, but never tells you who to be.
A culture of commiseration. If the group bonds mainly over complaining, it may be time to find a circle where you can honor where you are and still grow.
“The circle is a container. It is the temple space.” Jamie Day
A true circle, she says, offers sanctuary and security to every person in it. Any intentional gathering can become one, even a conversation between two people.
Where Therapy Meets the Stars
Jamie's background is in clinical work: marriage and family therapy, drama therapy, parenting education and years with infants and infant mental health. That foundation lets her talk about family patterns, attachment and relationship wounds in the same session as energetic, celestial and galactic experiences.
Her view is that the hard symptoms of awakening do not have to come with suffering. They can be understood, integrated and even met with gratitude, especially with support from someone who can hear it all.
Why the Feminine Is Rising Now
Jonah shared his own view that the planet is ready for balance: the nurturing feminine leading alongside the masculine as we move toward a new earth. Jamie described the shift she has watched over 20 years. The collective has expanded, and as she has grown, the world around her has changed to reflect it.
She closed with a reminder that this is not about one side winning.
“As we rise, the masculine rises with us.” Jamie Day
Sarasota and Egypt
Jamie lives in Sarasota, a place many call Stargate Number Two and the womb of the planet. She says people often feel pulled there, and that finding a like-hearted community helps when the energy feels strong. In April she returns to Egypt with a group, a journey she describes not as a vacation or a pilgrimage but as an act of service.
Curious about the place itself? Read Sarasota Stargate: Why Seekers Feel Called to Sarasota.
Watch the Full Interview
Watch the full interview with Jamie Day on Rumble, read her guest profile, and find more episodes on the Quantum Collective Podcast page.
Connect with Jamie at jamieday.love or on Instagram at @divine.mommy. Follow Jonah at @iamjonahbolt.
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Looking for a circle near you? Read our guide Women's Circles in Sarasota and How to Find a Good One.
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