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Transforming life's crossroad's paralysis into creativity, action and purpose
No matter what your personal, family and cultural history, connecting to your inner compass or deeper intuition can be challenging.
Society does not guide us to tap in to our inner wisdom, voice and direction.
Many women had to shift their attention towards others very early in their development, not fully learning to access their inner truth and hindering their ability to blossom into their true selves
Our patriarchal cultures fail to train us to become our most powerful selves.
Learning the language and wisdom of our nervous system allows us to connect to who we are and the movement that is wired within us.
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Many women, like me, enter the caregiving and humanitarian world with a deep burning desire to transform. So often we find ourselves disillusioned and alienated in organisations and structures that are aligned with us in objectives but not in essence.
Our bodies react to the toxicity around us with anxiety, disorientation and loneliness but often blaming ourselves for our unease.
We so often don't see how the patriarchal models we fight against are also within us, keeping us small, a shrunken version of ourselves
The greatest cost to the taming of our voice and action is the loss of our power to bring about personal transformation
The suffocation of our soul, flame, spirit and roar inevitably leads to anxiety, restlessness, unease and burn out. We are told and believe, that we just need to cope better, do a better job, be less sensitive, try harder, do more yoga, eat more kale. All our attempts to feel better are fruitless because we are simply looking in the wrong direction. We cope and survive in this way for years until we crash and burn. We are finally forced by our bodies to be there for ourselves, and reconnect to what we have known all along.
We don't need to calm down, we need to understand the wisdom in our unrest and channel its energy into precise creative action
Wanting to have an impact on others or our planet is sacred regardless if you are a journalist, a humanitarian, an environmentalist, a teacher, a mother, a therapist or an artist. Your work can be impactful and sustainable only if it emerges organically from your soul, journey, values and is grounded in your embodied presence and vulnerable humanity
Personal and collective trauma interferes with our organic flourishing but like all elements in nature returning to it is possible
Our blossoming is a true radical act against a world that has taught us to focus on everything but our true calling and essence
If you feel an urgency to finally align with your mission and creative action but don't know how and where to start, read on
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