Welcome back as we continue our discussion on the "sisterhood wound".
In this episode, we explore:
• Why healing the sisterhood wound does not mean opening your heart to everyone
• The difference between trauma-based guardedness and embodied discernment
• How discernment lives in the body before logic, stories, or explanations
• Why safety is a sensation, not a concept
• How to recognize embodied yes and quiet no
• Why safe sisterhood begins with regulation, not vulnerability
• Letting go of loud, fast, performative forms of connection
• Why how someone responds to your joy matters as much as how they meet your pain
• Releasing competition, comparison, and the need to shrink
• Why fewer, cleaner connections can be a sign of maturity not loneliness
• Loving women while still choosing not to stay in energetically unsafe spaces
• Sovereignty as a form of self-respect, not judgment
• The role of boundaries as clarity not walls or armor
• Why embodiment matters more than spiritual language or concepts
• Trusting frequency over words
• How recalibration often looks like a smaller circle and a softer nervous system
• Why this season of pause is sacred and necessary
• Building sisterhood on resonance instead of urgency
A few key reminders from this episode:
• You are not meant to trust everyone... you are meant to feel into who is safe
• Discernment is wisdom, not fear
• Safe women do not compete with your light
• Boundaries are respected by the right people
• Fewer connections can mean deeper alignment
• You are not regressing. You are recalibrating.