Rebekah wanders through the idea that single women live longer than their married counterparts while married men live longer than their single counterparts and why that is.  Topics include emotional labor, energetic boundaries, how to know when you are leaking energy, etc....

Rebekah wanders through the idea that single women live longer than their married counterparts while married men live longer than their single counterparts and why that is. Topics include emotional labor, energetic boundaries, how to know when you are leaking energy, etc....

Why Single Women Live Longer than Married Women

As a truth-seeking voice and evolving woman, I hold sacred space at the intersection of sensuality, spirituality, and self-discovery. Through honest conversations, embodied storytelling, and ancestral wisdom, I explore what it means to come home to the body, reclaim personal power, and evolve in radical authenticity. This podcast is my compass, a sonic journal of soul work, where I guide and grow with seekers, lovers, and edge-walkers who are ready to remember their deepest truth. My mission is to ignite intimate revolutions, honor sacred sexuality, and walk boldly toward the North Star within.

Rebekah owned her own business in New Orleans for 13 years and has been attempting to empower marginalized women throughout her career.  She is now back in her native state of Texas.  She is a single mom to two boys.  As the middle daughter of a Southern Baptist minister, she is perpetually seeking inclusive love despite the exclusive  and fearful template of her Fundamentalist upbringing.

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As a truth-seeking voice and evolving woman, I hold sacred space at the intersection of sensuality, spirituality, and self-discovery. Through honest conversations, embodied storytelling, and ancestral wisdom, I explore what it means to come home to the body, reclaim personal power, and evolve in radical authenticity. This podcast is my compass, a sonic journal of soul work, where I guide and grow with seekers, lovers, and edge-walkers who are ready to remember their deepest truth. My mission is to ignite intimate revolutions, honor sacred sexuality, and walk boldly toward the North Star within. Rebekah owned her own business in New Orleans for 13 years and has been attempting to empower marginalized women throughout her career. She is now back in her native state of Texas. She is a single mom to two boys. As the middle daughter of a Southern Baptist minister, she is perpetually seeking inclusive love despite the exclusive and fearful template of her Fundamentalist upbringing.

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