
Accepting Myself as Ordinary
Recently I’ve been reading and listening to Brene Brown. She talks a lot about vulnerability and shame. But the one take away that has really
How do we embody our feminine wisdom; those parts we know are there but are hidden, buried, like a long forgotten dream that floats on the edges of our awareness? How do we access a vital part of our creative selves and live more fully from this ancestral knowing? Through millennia of repression of the sacred feminine, we lack words and a visceral understanding of what this actually is for us as women because we’ve lived under a blanket of Patriarchy. Very few of us know how to unlock this mystery or know how to access and utilize their feminine wisdom.
A sacred story is within every woman and from that place deep within, she learns to sing her own song; a song that is unique and necessary to the world. The more we step into the power of our unique song it changes how we move toward creating a better future.
Come explore that sacred expression, learning to embrace, embody, celebrate and dynamically work with our feminine values. My work is designed to help you align with the core of your being, discover your feminine power through a different lens; a new way of being, knowing and doing in the world. Learn to restore balance, deepen your awareness of the cycles of feminine power, gain trust in your intuition, initiate ceremony and rekindle your connection.
It is time for the uncovering of a woman’s way of being that has lain dormant for thousands of years. This work is about digging
deeper, finding those long held secrets and putting into practice the ancient knowledge and years of training as mothers, daughters, sisters and spokeswomen for the Earth. It is about walking in beauty and harmony, mindful of the sacredness of life. Each step and every action is done with our reverent awareness and participation and with the knowledge that there must be sacred reciprocity – a giving back that is about partnership and restoration of the Earth.
Earth based practices are soul driven, designed to sustain and nourish the individual and their communities for millennia. In our frenzy to just get by and to ‘make a living’, we live disconnected and distanced from the very thing that sustains us and promotes the absence of the sacred. Most of us live with a malnourished spirit and a sense of “homesickness”.
There is a Welsh word that conveys this sense of homesickness. It is Hiraeth. It has a depth to it that suggests a feeling of homesickness, longing, nostalgia or a yearning for a home you can’t return to or that may no longer exist. There is grief in this word that suggests sadness for something or someone you have lost, but in this case for a “home” that is no longer what we remember. One English translation says Hiraeth is “a longing to be where your spirit lives”. Acknowledge the feeling of Hiraeth and come home to practices that can sustain you.
Recently I’ve been reading and listening to Brene Brown. She talks a lot about vulnerability and shame. But the one take away that has really
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Since my post, “Prayers in the Dark”, I’ve had a few questions regarding what this means and how one ‘goes dark’, so I’ve decided to