About Meghan Farner

Hi, I'm Meghan!

Wife and mother of 4
Passionate explorer of expansive truth
Christ-centered divine femininity thought-leader
Author of "Consider Yourself as Eve"
Host of Hidden Wisdom

My purpose is to provide roadmaps, tools, resources, and community for others like me - those who have an insatiable appetite for truth, no matter where it comes from.

My specific offerings include:

Orientation for spiritual seekers transitioning from doctrine to lived encounter
Practical frameworks for navigating awakening without isolation
Tools for embodied transformation and ascension
Community support rooted in grounded Christ-centered practice

Full Biography

Meghan Farner

Meghan Farner is a passionate explorer of Mormon esotericism, podcast host, and author based in East Idaho. She hosts Hidden Wisdom (formerly the Latter-Day Disciples Podcast), a weekly podcast launched in 2022 that delves into deep spiritual topics—ranging from divine femininity and temple symbolism to ascension and emotional discipleship—through interviews and scriptural insight.

In October 2024, she published Consider Yourself as Eve: A Guide to Spiritual Development for Women (and the Men Who Love Them), which examines the role of divine gender and temple patterns in personal spiritual growth and has been praised for reframing the figure of Eve as a courageous, divine partner in creation.

Drawing from her diverse background in business, communications, psychology, and ancient scripture studies, Meghan advocates fearless truth‑seeking rooted firmly in Christ, while passionately exploring lived experiences of Heavenly Mother and the divine feminine. She is a pioneer in the realm of Esoteric Mormonism.

Esoteric Mormonism

Bridging the Gap Between Religion + Spirituality

Meghan grew up in the LDS/Mormon church. Having been greatly expanded through her personal encounters with God, she now claims an "esoteric Mormon" perspective. An esoteric Mormon could be defined as someone who seeks to uncover, live, and embody the hidden, mystical, and initiatory dimensions of Mormonism — seeing scriptures, ordinances, symbols, and cosmology not only as historical teachings or commandments, but as maps for inner transformation, divine union, and spiritual ascent.

In short: An esoteric Mormon reads the Restoration as a mystery tradition —

one containing both exoteric (public) and esoteric (initiatory, symbolic, and experiential) paths toward theosis.