Heide Göttner-Abendroth explains the comprehensive significance of the Goddess for life in matriarchal societies, identifying fundamental concepts that are also relevant to us, and clarifying why it is important to publicly use the term 'Goddess.' Marit Rullmann recalls how the matriarchal researcher Gerda Weiler revitalized goddesses as forgotten symbols of women's power, highlighting the similarities to the thoughts of philosopher Luce Irigaray. Annegret Stopczyk describes her relationship with Sophia, the feminine wisdom, as tapping into her own inner sources of knowledge, as a bodily experience of intuition, and as a feminine asset that expands our 'normal' techniques of intelligence. In an engaging email exchange, the three thinkers explore the significance of the Goddess for the necessary transformation of our society.