We all need ways to empty the story that we are carrying in order to be able to perform what is most soul nourishing, liberating and authentic.

Some people water fast; I write—not to impress, but to anchor myself, to locate where I am, alive. To return to the body from the suffocating fog of fear that inevitably rolls in while navigating this beautiful, tragic world.

The witch wound welcomes us to root our worth within, as opposed to what we can get. It’s fed by giving, by the generosity of Spirit. (Lay down and have a listen to the Mother of the Sword podcast above to sink into the somatics of this particular liberation.)

I write because, right now, as we speak, the wild feminine is unfurling herself across the universe. And it’s the least I can do to add to the cauldron of transformative love.

In today’s episode of Mother of the Sword, we explore a practice that welcome the witch wound to provide the necessary space we need to acknowledge the wisdom of weight of all we are holding.

🌹 If you're interested in joining a group this summer in New Mexico, we have our annual God Vow: Women’s Spiritual and Somatic Sacred Theater Retreat on a Rose Quartz Mountain. Miracles and madness await—transformative experiences that will change us all for the better, enhance our service on Earth, and invoke more authentic connections and love.

https://www.bodytemple.church/temple-of-shakti-retreat

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