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Be Who You Are “I choose to include changing Mother Earth in all my decisions .. and life becomes better for all!” Maria Yracébûrû Yraceburu EarthWisdom provides a place in Ramona California for people from all walks of life to practice EarthWisdom. Journey with Maria on Thursday’s on YouTube. Wise Woman Reboot Retreat The ‘true […]
Picture of the Japanese camellia, or “rose of winter,” symbolizes resilience, perseverance, love, and honor, blooming defiantly in winter to represent strength against hardship Earth hold me.Stones hear me.Breeze receive my woe. Help me to transmutepain into purpose,unrest into patience,and frustration into power.Thank you for the determinationto hold myselfand others with love. Weary Prayer by […]
From Eiline Kieft’s review of Janet Rudolph’s Desperately Seeking Persephone book: Remembering my own shamanic apprenticeship, the moments of ‘going beyond what I thought I was capable of’ always brought the biggest sense of empowerment: I thought I couldn’t do that, but I did! That sense of having come through, having come out on the other side, […]
It’s a new year. A new world. Okay maybe not quite a new world, but we’re going that way. Let’s help get there as quickly as we can. #Goddess101Texts is a new venture by the divine feminine app for those new to these ways. Each morning, one text showing Ancient Mother, a different perspective and […]
Yes—Kwanzaa is really a thing, but it’s different from religious or ancient holidays. Kwanzaa is a modern, cultural holiday created in 1966 by Dr. Maulana Karenga, an African American scholar and activist. It was designed to help African Americans reconnect with African heritage and cultural values in the aftermath of the civil rights era. What […]
*Picture is of the Calleach from Celtic Jewelry An excerpt from If Women Rose Rooted: the Power of the Celtic Woman by Sharon Blackie The story of Gawain and Lady Ragnelle is an old one; the motif (in which the question ‘What do women want?’ must be answered in order for a king or a […]
by Molly Remer of Brigidsgrove Patiently,she calls to us,the bone mother,the crone of winter,the sister of time’s unfolding.She invites us to sort the seeds,to stir the soup,to cut the ropes that bind… Messages from the Crone of Winter in our final Cave Time video Picture features Womenrunes a deck created by Shekhinah Mountainwater and Molly […]
I had the thought ‘They’re just WALKING. In the face of all this, what can that do?’ But I can’t get them out of my mind. The orange robed Buddhist monks. their kind, gentle words and Aloka the Peace Dog @alokathepeacedog have captured my heart. And I’m not the only one. They’re gathering steam. We […]
O come, all you seekers,joyful and expansive.O come you, o come youto celebrate the earth.O come and behold Her,Goddess of All Living.O come, let us adore HerO come, let us adore HerO come, let us adore HerGoddess of All.O come, all you seekersO come, all you seekersO come, all you seekersO come all you seekers,to […]
Women’s Studies, Feminist Studies, Gender & Sexuality Studies, DEI Thought to Ponder: Who Were the Witches? the power to help and to heal and to care, it’s not something to fear – it’s a treasure to share. Major Universities with Women’s/Women’s & Gender Studies Programs Northeast Mid-Atlantic South Midwest West Coast This post is part […]