Tipa Mahuta, Elected Tribal Representative in Waikato, New Zealand chose to portray Hine Titama -- the Goddess of the Afterlife in the Polynesia/Maori tradition -- for photographer Lisa Levart's Goddess On Earth ORACLE project. Film by Myles Aronowitz

BTS video by director Myles Aronowitz of the making of a portrait included in the series "Women of the Ramapough Lenape Nation" by artist/photographer Lisa Levart. "Sister Bird" is portrayed by Joyce DeGroat Gamble and explores sisterhood, rising above loss and finding the inner strength to be a warrior. Joyce chose to put the red hand symbol on her face in solidarity with her indigenous sisters and the MMIW (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women) movement. The red hand over the mouth stands for an epidemic of violence against women from the Native American and First Nations communities and the voices of the missing sisters who will not be heard.

Behind the scenes video by Myles Aronowitz of the making of a portrait included in the series "Women of the Ramapough Lenape Nation" by artist/photographer Lisa Levart.   "Three Sisters" is portrayed by Lisa Tyner, Tiffany Tyner and Natalie Tyner Music - Windwalker According to Native American legend, winter squash, corn, and climbing beans are inseparable sisters who can only grow and thrive together. Known as a companion planting technique the Three Sisters are: corn, which provides a strong structure for beans, beans, which provide nitrogen to the soil, and squash, whose leaves provide shade to the soil, and their rough edges deter pests.

A revealing peek into the inspiration and process while making three of the images in GODDESS ON EARTH ORACLE. Included is Isabelle McCalla as Mami Wata, Michelle Manu as Pele, and Grandmother Clara Soaring Hawk as Hawk Woman.

The first Indigenous peoples of the Americas Parade in NYC, Oct 15, 2022. Hosted by the Ramapough Lenape Nation. 10 banner/portraits of the women by artist Lisa Levart were featured in the parade. Video by Myles Aronowitz

Trailer for a documentary that follows women from the Ramapough Lenape Nation - descendants of the original people of New York metropolitan area - participating in a portrait series with award winning photographer Lisa Levart.

This is a documentary on the making of Goddess On Earth: Women of Essex County, a 15-minute long, multi-media presentation seen at the Luna Stage Theater in West Orange, New Jersey. Women of Essex County is part of an ongoing multi-media installation that celebrates the strength and self-esteem of contemporary women and girls by photographing them portraying ancient archetypes and sacred myths. This Project has been seen in a variety of venues across America and has included images of such well known women as Isabel Allende (author), Olympia Dukakis (actress), Nomfundo Walaza (CEO of Desmond Tutu Peace Trust), Gloria Feldt (former CEO Planned Parenthood/founder - Take the Lead) and Susun Weed (Herbalist and author). Women Of Essex County featured images from Levart's award winning book "Goddess on Earth, Portraits of the Divine Feminine," (GOLD Nautilus Book Award) plus commissioned images of three extraordinary females from the Essex County community. Video directed by Katherine Matheson; videography by Myles Aronowitz and Katherine Matheson; music by Kitka Women's Vocal Ensemble and Naaz Hosseini. for more information on this project, visit www.goddessonearth.com

Behind the scenes of the Aphrodite portrait, embodied by Karen Lorre. Photographed on the beach in Malibu, California, this image is featured in the Water section of the ORACLE deck. Video by Myles Aronowitz Music by Clara Soaring Hawk

Behind the scenes - Zuri Chrispin and photographer Lisa Levart along the Hudson River in Pleasantville, NY creating the Kuan Yin portrait. Goddess on Earth ORACLE: A Divination Deck & Guidebook With Spirited Wisdom from Your Sisters https://www.goddessonearth.com/oracle-deck-and-book