Why we are helping rape survivors— Kaia Ra, SCF founder

In the quest to assist victims of rape to fully recover from trauma and stigmatisation in society, author-cum-business savvy entrepreneur, Kaia Ra has restated her passion to support rape victims to overcome the devastating experience through a campaign tagged, “The Sophia Code Foundation”.

Speaking, Ra noted that the long-term vision of the foundation includes building a spiritual healing centre that will provide a divine feminine approach for survivors of domestic violence, rape, human trafficking, and torture with in-person healing practitioners, mentors, and facilitators of sacred space.

“This spiritual centre will include a Divine Feminine temple for meditating upon one’s whole divine nature and the heavenly support that is guiding their ongoing recovery. It will also include a centre for practitioners and mentors to provide a somatic, holistic healing approach for clearing the imprints of trauma and supporting survivors to step into their sovereignty.

“Though the foundation was founded in 2018 as a non-profit educational resource for sharing how to heal from trauma through the Sophia Code teachings and the intention was to provide multiple avenues of recovery support for rape survivors and for those estranged from the spiritual principles of divine feminine healing empowerment,” she added.

Ra also said that international members of the foundation in the last six years have been supporting survivors of rape with free ministerial, which includes teachings, guidance, prayer, meditation, and visualisations for healing called ‘The Heaven on Earth Prayer Collective’, on every third Sunday of the month.

“I created The Sophia Code Foundation to share the life-changing Divine Feminine teachings of The Sophia Code with as many people as possible worldwide. It is a living transmission that guides one to the inner source of all healing: your own sovereign divinity. I know with all certainty that the truth of one’s own sovereign divinity can overcome even the most devastating wounds. As a survivor of 18 years of rape and torture, I also understand the seemingly impossible journey to move beyond the devastating effects of trauma and into your soul’s power.

“The Sophia Code Foundation was birthed from the compassion that I feel for all survivors and from the solidarity that I feel for anyone seeking to reconcile with the Divine Feminine aspect of God that deeply embraces us as we choose to heal,” she added.

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