On the Horizon
Join us for an hour-long New Moon Meditation Adventure on June 15th.
Online, from anywhere.
Using a dynamic meditation journey, we will tune into the New Moon, to your own Inner Guidance, synced up with wild-hearted women from around the world. This offering will include music, storytelling, meditation, journaling prompts & intention-setting.
Can’t make it live? No worries. All participants will receive a copy of the recording with 24 hours of the session.
Join the WILD WOMAN UNDERGROUND community this Summer.
"The Circle Leader Training Program at The Wild Woman Project was one of the most transformative and healing experiences of my life. I have received many tools, resources, support, and connections that I will carry on with me forever." ~ Hannah Devin, Graduate
We have Wild Woman Project-trained Circle facilitators is 27 countries, and 44 out of the 50 United States.
Calling wild-hearted women, in and around the Blue Ridge Mountains of Asheville ~ let’s stir up some sisterhood magic in 2026.
Chris Maddox is the founder of The Wild Woman Project where she teaches women how to utilize the gifts of the Wild Woman Archetype in their everyday lives & how to lead women’s circles in their local communities. She is the organizer & facilitator of the beloved annual WILD WOMAN FEST, a women’s retreat-festival hybrid which fosters a deep connection to nature, a direct experience of the divine feminine & profound spiritual sisterhood among the women in attendance.
An ever student of the great mysteries of existence and nature itself, Chris believes women are holding innate gifts & tools that society at large needs – now more than ever. She is committed to helping women remember their special magic and to bring it forward into every corner of their lives, for the greater good of the planet.
Chris, Thank you for sharing this beautiful idea. It IS perfect! I also have been thinking that by asking the question, What is perfect in this moment?, it invites us to see the gift in each experience and situation, no matter how uncomfortable or undesirable whatever we are going through is for us. I truly believe that everything we experience is ultimately for our good. The Universe is always supporting us to evolve to our highest and best. Even the most horrible things can be used for good and can generate tremendous love and strength. So when I ask the question, What is perfect about this moment, I am also calling forth that wisdom and looking for the gift(s) and opportunity that the moment is providing for me. Everything that happens, happens for a reason and the reason is always for some good. Yesterday my husband drove our son to take his driver’s test (which he had already failed once so he was very nervous about this). They had to drive to another town 30 minutes away to get an available test slot. Once they got there, waited in the queue and were the next up to take the test, my husband discovered that he had forgotten his own wallet at home and didn’t have his license (even though my son had his permit) that meant my son would not be allowed to take his test and he wouldn’t be able to schedule another one for at least a month or more. My husband called me and was so upset. He assumed that I was going to be so mad at him and he was so mad at himself. I was so upset and immediately became even more nervous than I had been originally about the test. This was making an already stressful situation even more stressful. And it looked like it was going to turn out horrible for our son. But I had just read your email and I asked myself: What is perfect about this moment? Why is this happening? What is good about this? What is the serendipitous opportunity here? And what came to me is that it was the most perfect opportunity for me to give my husband some compassion, understanding and forgiveness, especially since we have been struggling with this in our relationship in general. Honestly I couldn’t have consciously created a more perfect scenario to demonstrate this. But as I recently read: the Universe has much more imagination than we do! So I stayed as calm as I could and I jumped in my car and drove the 20+ miles to meet him and give him his license. We didn’t know if my son would still be allowed to take the test, but we just did the best we could. And in the end, the tester fit him in the queue and he passed the test. But then, it was never really about the driver’s test. It was about so much more. And it was perfect.
Michele, Wow! What a great reflection and practice you shared. Thank you so much for sharing with us. SO glad you were able to put this to use (and so quickly too!).