Becoming the Wise Woman
What if midlife isn’t about losing who you were, but discovering the woman you’re becoming?
And just like that, I found myself thinking about ageing. It can be harrowing, but also beautiful and insightful. I’m learning to appreciate where I am now, rather than worrying about what I’m not, what I can’t do or who I used to be.
Remember the movie Romancing the Stone? It got me thinking about the precious stones we spend so much time searching for, admiring and protecting. What if we thought of ourselves as the rare gem? Each of us has a unique brilliance. Our own light, our own gifts, our own way of seeing and experiencing the world.
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There is something profoundly healing about stepping away from the busyness of everyday life. Being back on the road recently reminded me of that truth once again. When I allow myself to experience life without the titles, the roles, the business, the endless to-do lists, and the responsibilities, I find myself again.
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You don’t need a pilgrimage across a continent to find your way back to yourself. Sometimes, all it takes is five minutes of silence, and the willingness to look up.
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I would be honoured to guide you in Energetic Embodiment. Activate Your Chakras is a full-day immersive retreat where you’ll experience meditation, hypnotic healing journeys, chakra education, energetic practices and profound self-discovery in a supportive and nurturing environment.
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Balance isn’t something you achieve once and hold onto forever, it’s a dance. A constant, fluid movement between action and rest, giving and receiving, doing and being. The dance of balance, and returning to your centre.
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Peace is one of the highest vibrations we can experience. We often experience PEACE when we RISE above the bullshit. When we put our own values, needs and desires before the needs of others.
Peace is a state of being, a homecoming! Read Post »
The distress patterns we carry as adults stem from childhood. They come from our early experiences, the families we grew up in, our generational history, the stories we absorbed, and the ways we learned to cope, communicate, and connect. We all have triggers that trace back to a moment in our past, a younger version of us trying to make sense of the world.
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