In this episode, Michaela Boehm discusses women's unique challenges with setting personal boundaries, making the ordinary sacred, and stories of her early training in Kashmir Shaivism.

Topics include:

• Competition and people pleasing among women

• Expressing strong emotions with an open heart

• How to set boundaries without destroying the relationship

• Why women struggle to set boundaries

• Setting boundaries with friends

• Setting boundaries in sexually predatory situations

• The open heart and your sixth sense

• The power of full feeling awareness

• The history of female cooperation and competition

• The doormat with teeth

• Michaela’s journey as a teacher

• Apprenticing to a herb witch as a teenager

• Details about her early tantric training

• The personality and teaching style of Michaela’s Indian teacher

• How Michaela endured her teacher’s initial training requirements

• Learning tracking, silent movement, and navigating in nature

• The overlaps between Jungian psychology and Kashmir Shaivism

• Early struggles when arriving in LA and the birth of the Wild Woman’s Way®

• Who qualifies for lineage instruction

• The death of Michaela’s teacher and receiving the lineage

• Reorienting towards finding a successor and transmitting the lineage

• The philosophy of the Wild Woman’s Way®

• Empowering women without reinforcing limiting stereotypes

• Fostering the individual’s talents

• Making sacred practice out of the drudgery of women’s lives

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Music by Steve James: https://www.guruviking.com/