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Musings on women's health, sexuality, and empowerment.
Who is Kay’aleya Hunnybee? Where to start with this Beauty? Kay’aleya Hunnybee is one of the most inspiring women I know. She holds so much embodied knowledge about birthing, womb health, herbal medicine, bodywork, Ayurveda and beyond. She is a walking body of knowledge. Kay’aleya is more of a colleague and a beloved friend than…
Read MoreWho is Zahava Griss? Z is the founder of Embody More Love, a spiritual kinky dance community for personal and cultural liberation. Z has had a profound influence on my life. I am ever grateful for them. Their practice, “Embody more Love” is spot on, as Z embodies more love with such authenticity, grace and…
Read MoreWho is Rosita Arvigo? I have such vivid memories of our beloved Rosita Arvigo teaching with such conviction and emphasis. When studying with her, I truly hung on her every word, and took it is ancient wisdom meeting our modern world. Rosita is an elder and wisdom keeper who has my utmost respect and honor. Rosita lives in…
Read MoreHow did I meet A’magine Nation? While I was in Priestess Path, the mystical journey I experienced with ALisa, I met A’magine Nation, (she/they/fae) for the first time. Some of you may know her by her former name, Amy Jo Goddard, author of Woman on Fire, and Creatrix of many amazing offerings. I choose to…
Read MoreMy Why What motivates me to offer the Pelvic Health Summit? I want to share some of my own story of living with a pelvis, while featuring the presenters I have the honor of hosting and the profound impact they have had on my life. Today features ALisa Starkweather. As a young child of five,…
Read MoreI didn’t know about the Duxbury tragedy when I held a grief ritual last night. When someone has their grief process in ritual and then re-enters the community of the ritual, they are received and asked, “Have you grieved enough yet?” No. We have not. Now we grieve for this family. The loss of these…
Read MoreThree essential ways to support womb health. All three involve warmth. These specific suggestions to support womb health below are especially important as we enter the cold season. 1. Keep your neck warm. Our jaw and neck have so much relationship to our pelvic bowls. It is no accident that we have a “cervical” region…
Read MoreI was lucky. I loved breastfeeding. It worked for me, it worked for my baby and it worked for our family. I made plenty of breastmilk that nourished and fed my son until he was ready for food, and then he continued on to be physically nourished and emotionally nourished by breastfeeding, along with ingestion…
Read MoreCovid Support and Resilence Protocol I have crafted this protocol to share with you all, as people seem to be continuing to get sick. Knowledge is power. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. And preparation is everything. I purchased all the supplements I would want if my family got sick, so…
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