Return to Mago E-Magazine celebrates the 13th year this year and Return to Mago (RTM) E-Magazine Co-editors seek to form organizational alliances beyond individual alliances. RTM E-Magazine as one of the four branches of The Mago Work (together with Mago Academy, Mago Books, and the S/HE Journal), has served a broad readership from across the continents and cultures by publishing five times per week. We RTM Co-editors want to create a platform for feminist activist spiritualists whose organizational efforts seek and are open to systemic support and alliance. As of January 2026, we publish the monthly Nine-Sister Networks News-Update (see for your submission of data at the end).
In the name of “Nine Sister Networks,” we intend to form an organizational alliance to be aligned with the Ninefold Cosmic Music, the Creative Force of the Matriverse. “Nine Sister Networks” does not mean the specific nine organizations but a circle of allied organizations over the cause of the feminist activist spirituality movement or the matriversal feminist movement, which represents the Ninefold Intercosmic Matrix or the Ninefold Creatrix. This means we form an open circle of spiritual feminist networks to make our works visible as the Allied Sisterhood.
To form the Nine Sister Networks, we want to do the following: (1) RTM website will have a page “Nine Sister Networks,” in which your organization’s main website page is linked with the highlights of your contents. For this, you can either submit your new and/or ongoing contents or allow us to select them from your website pages. And/or (2) one of RTM Co-editors will have an e-interview with the founder or the representative of your organization and publish it as an RTM post. The E-interview will proceed in the same way we have been doing with individuals (see Call for E-Interviews for Individuals here) with the focus on these questions:
Our questions may include the following: Your organization’s mission, founder, and its brief history; How does it contribute to the cause of feminist activist spirituality?; What are your past and current projects?; What is your future vision in relation to the Nine Sister Networks? (See Call for E-Interviews for Organizations).
To be featured as part of Nine Sister Networks, your organization must have substantive contributions to the cause of the feminist activist spirituality movement, broadly defined. If you are interested in having/knowing an organization to be featured and/or interviewing an organization that you find to be among Nine Sister Networks, please feel free to contact one of us below. In your email, briefly explains how this organization is important to be included in Nine Sister Networks.
Glenys Livingstone (pagaian@bigpond.net.au)
Mary Saracino (Marysar1004@msn.com)
Helen Hye-Sook Hwang (ninemagos@gmail.com)
In Water Love,
Glenys Livingstone, Mary Saracino, and Helen Hye-Sook Hwang
Now we publish the monthly Nine-Sister Networks News Update.