◦○ Next week I am putting on a webinar titled ○◦ ⭐️ 5 Ways Women Undervalue Themselves and how to change it ⭐️ After years of supporting women to inquire deeply into their relationship with money, their worth and value; I have seen so much of the way that women undervalue themselves. …
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“ The burden of identification with any one belief, value, theory, experience or way of relating to ourselves and others is that we become tethered to our disappearing self. Life becomes stagnant. We need to continually leave our shoes at the door of ourselves and enter to greet whomever we are becoming anew with wonderment.…
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Glenn Close is an incredible actress. When I was a teenager my father gave me a book called STARS, filled with information about amazing actors and actresses and Glenn Close was one of them. I was studying to become a professional actress at the time so the book was of great gold to me. …
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Libresse ‘Viva La Vulva’ from Soundtree Music on Vimeo.
AMA – a short film by Julie Gautier from Les films engloutis on Vimeo. “Ama is a silent film. It tells a story everyone can interpret in their own way, based on their own experience. There is no imposition, only suggestions. I wanted to share my biggest pain in this life with this film. For…
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What is shame? Defined by Brene Brown, researcher of shame and vulnerability, shame is an unspoken epidemic in our culture. It affects everything. Brene defines shame as the intensely painful feeling or experience of believing that we are flawed and therefore unworthy of love and belonging – something we’ve experienced, done, or failed to do…
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EVERYDAY I celebrate my life as a women and the unique expression afforded to me in my true nature and in my gender. Every day I experience the undercurrent of an outdated system that is eroding away in the wake of women stepping into our power and men stepping into theirs. EVERYDAY I see the prejudice…
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On my 48th Birthday, I gathered with a small group of women and 3 maidens in circle near the river under the Pandanus trees. It was just after sunrise but the sun was beaming down strong and hot. We set up our circle of rugs and cushions, decorated the picnic rug with a rainbow of…
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“So much of religion and spirituality feels like it’s all a program to make ourselves into something less janky and like more pure– like it’s all designed to sand down our edges, to make us more smooth. As if with enough yoga, or meditation, or Bible studies, or whatever it is, we can be less…
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This is an exploration of grief. Not just my grief, but also the universality of grief. I write to find solace amidst the words and I write because I don’t know what else to do. I am not in any way special or unique in experiencing this profoundly confronting human emotion nor is this the…
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