The concept of the goddess is redefined, presenting her not as a distant celestial being but as an immediate presence in our lives. According to philosopher Mary Daly, the goddess embodies active creation, representing the essence of 'being' for women. This means that the divine is inherent in all individuals and their surroundings, encouraging the belief that every woman possesses the power of creation and can shape her own life.

By embracing the idea that "Thou Art Goddess," women are empowered to take full responsibility for their identities and decisions. This philosophy promotes a sense of liberation, allowing women to make choices without falling into the traps of blame or guilt. Instead, it emphasizes accountability and personal agency, fostering a deeper connection to their divine potential in everyday life.