About Return to Mago E-Magazine

Return to Mago E-Magazine (RTME) is a pioneering branch of the Mago Work, an umbrella term referring to the education and publishing projects advocated by Helen Hye-Sook Hwang, Ph.D. Dr. Hwang, the founder of Creatrix Studies programs, has shaped the Mago Work together with the wonderful co-creators and volunteers. The Mago Work comprises Mago Books, Mago Academy, S/HE: An International Journal of Goddess Studies.

The Mago Work, Ceto-Magoism: the Whale-guided Way of WE in S/HE

Our Vision & Intention

Return to Mago E-Magazine (RTME) advocates Matriversal Feminism (previously referred to as Goddess Feminist Activist Spirituality). Under the banner of Ceto-Magoism, the Whale-guided Way of Mago, the Creatrix, RTME channels creative works expressed in multi-genres by our contributors across borders into the language of the Great Unity in the Cosmic Mother.

Our vision and intention is to advocate for feminist and spiritually-based activism and to promote creative and scholarly work that supports the awareness of the oneness of all entities in the universe. Our hope is to reclaim the WE in S/HE, uniting all beings across differences of gender, culture, race, ethnicity, class, ability, and species. In doing so, we seek to create a world that is non-ethnocentric, non-racist, non-capitalist, non-imperialistic, and counter-patriarchal.

In addition to the Return to Mago (RTM) E*Magazine, we publish books through Mago Books and a peer-reviewed academic journal, S/HE: An International Journal of Goddess Studies, and offer Creatrix Studies Programs through Mago Academy

Meet People (Advisors, Editors, Bloggers, and Contributors).

The Return to Mago E-Magazine: Our Vision & What We Publish

Return to Mago E-Magazine is one of the branches of The Mago Work founded on August 15, 2012. We accept poetry, creative prose, scholarly essays, artwork, video and audio media that addresses and supports embodied Goddess feminism, activism, and female-centered spirituality in all the many and varied ways these manifest in all cultures across the globe. Our interpretation of the term, Goddess, is wide and deep; it encompasses the Divine Female in all of Her many aspects and manifestations as well as the realities of the day-to-day experiences of women. Our vision is to publish work that names and seeks to eradicate oppression in all of its forms—racism, misogyny, classism, ableism, heterosexism, size-ism, nationalism, imperialism/colonialism, etc.—in order to uphold the gynocentric unity of all beings across time and space and reclaim the primordial consciousness of WE in S/HE.

To submit your work for consideration, we invite you to email Dr Helen Hye-Sook Hwang (magoism@gmail.com, Founding Director and Co-editor).

Go to Call for Contribution for submission guidelines.