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The Religious and Political roots of Feminism
One day into my intentional pause from social media, aside from Skool, and my soul is on fire. My sister had her first baby two weeks ago and my precious nephew lit something in me that I cannot unfeel. I was on the fence about having babies. He didn’t gently nudge me off. He fully shoved me. I am all in on being a momma when my husband finds me. This man is truly teaching me patients as I wait haha. At the same time, something deeper has been stirring. For a long time I have sensed there is a shadow behind modern feminism. An energy that feels disconnected from truth, from family, from the design of women. When you look at the reality that there are an estimated 73 million abortions worldwide each year, you have to be willing to ask harder questions about what we have been sold and what it has cost us. Something is not adding up in the way we have been conditioned to work, live, and measure our worth. So I am using this break to read. To think. To sharpen my discernment. I have a stack of books I am reading during this time including "Occult Feminism: The Secret History of Women’s Liberation" and "Make Him a Sandwich." I am not interested in surface level takes. I want to understand the roots of the religion and political agenda. This knowledge does not pull me away from my work. It fuels it. It strengthens my conviction to help women build businesses in alignment with who they actually are. Their biology. Their strengths. Their design. Their purpose. Not from pressure. Not from resentment. Not from imitation. If this resonates and you are open to going deeper, I am sharing the Joe Rogan and Rachel Wilson episode that sparked a lot of this reflection for me. https://open.spotify.com/episode/0m9FsmGniEHLvAV8CWqJ3X?si=75ad1728ef3b4240
The Religious and Political roots of Feminism
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I will jump on here to add that motherhood made me grow like nothing else has and realize that many things are not right just as you said! For me it turned on my feminine energy so much, but that also caused a huge problem with my son’s dad because he wasn’t in his masculine enough to lead and let me soften. I think that’s a huge part of why so many new parents don’t work out. It also brings to the surface your childhood trauma and you begin to understand it in new ways. It’s not easy and it makes you deal with it - there’s no choice but to keep trudging through the mud. It’s also made me angry at the system and what’s been done to the sacredness of mothering. It’s like it’s been a specific attack because it’s the glue that holds us together. I could go on but I think kids or no kids this is something we as women all feel and observe deep down.
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Aussie heart with a global soul • Full-time sidekick to a 3 year old legend • Spinal Energetics practitioner • Here for deep chats and joyful collabs

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