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The nature of the Aries Archetype
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Contemplations for this New Moon
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The light, the fire inside
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How to go deeper in this exploration
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And some other fun tangents:)
Once you’ve watch the video, please share your answers to the following Questions in the Comments:
What fans the flames of fire inside me?What does the burning hot core of the Earth have to teach me
On the Horizon
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Yes! I love what you shared in the new moon video about how historically, women have always tried to shrink their belly space. I hadn’t really thought about that consciously until you said it but yes, yes, yes. Corsets, hiding our “condition” (pregnancies), liposuction, etc. What if I didn’t try to shrink that space? What if I breathed deeply into it for this entire moon cycle and worked through any shame I have about my shape? What if I embraced my inner goddess and my roundness in full? What kind of power and brilliance am I going to allow space for to emerge from inside of me? To crack me open from the inside out like a volcano? Thank you for the Wild Women Project, Chris and us collective sisters. I am always learning and shedding off old ways cycle after cycle and my life is getting better and better every day as a result of it. <3
Thanks for this. I think what fans the flames inside me is learning, learning, learning. I used to be interested in helping all the time but that drained me after a few years and besides, people don’t seem to want my help.
I was thinking last night and this morning, I’m stuck and trapped in my life. I support my husband, my daughter, my mum and I’m just the background assistant with no life of my own. I don’t have close friends locally, I just feel invisible and ignored. I’ve tried to tell my husband umpteen times how I feel but he just says he feels the same and has no answer.
I read that a woman feeling stuck is the sign of a patriarchal society working perfectly as it was designed to do. I suppose that’s how it is then- a life of boredom and tiredness. I expect when I’m on my deathbed, I’ll look back and say ‘meh.’ Not ‘what a great life I’ve had.’