‘Love is the real power. It's the energy that cherishes. The more you work with that energy, the more you will see how people respond naturally to it, and the more you will want to use it. It brings out your creativity, and helps everyone around you flower. Your children, the people you work with--everyone blooms.’
🌺 Marion Woodman
I’ve been fortunate enough to learn from some truly incredible mentors on this path, and every time I listen to them, something shifts within me—like a soft opening to a more creative, expansive way of seeing things. There’s this deep knowing that we don’t often witness the conscious feminine in the world around us. It’s there, quietly, but it’s not always visible in the ways we expect. So when we do catch a glimpse of it—whether in a person, a moment, or an experience—it has this magnetic pull. It’s like it resonates so deeply with something in us that we can’t help but be drawn in. It’s both rare and precious, which makes it all the more powerful when it shows up. And when we do allow ourselves to tune in, it’s like we’re remembering something we’ve always known.

The conscious feminine, when we really sit with it, is about a return to ourselves—something deep, nourishing, and sacred that we’ve long forgotten in the rush of life. It's the way we reclaim all of those parts of us that may have been pushed aside or suppressed, the parts that are creative, intuitive, and wildly alive. It’s not just about being soft or gentle; it's about tapping into that fierce, rooted strength that comes from being in full alignment with the heart of who we are.
This energy asks us to be grounded in our bodies, to move from a place of deep awareness and trust. It's not some intellectual concept that stays in the head—it’s in our breath, our bones, our blood. It's how we experience the world with our whole being, how we allow our emotions to flow through us, unfiltered, and how we express our truth. The conscious feminine is about being embodied, letting life move through you instead of trying to control or separate from it.
But it’s also a journey of healing. Healing those parts that have been silenced or shamed, the parts that have been bruised by old stories, old patterns, and old wounds. It’s about clearing away what no longer serves us and finding the courage to step into the fullness of who we’re meant to be. This doesn’t happen overnight—it’s a slow, tender unfolding, and it’s about showing up for yourself with compassion and presence, again and again.
And then there’s the unconscious—those parts of us that are often veiled in dreams, symbols, and feelings that we don’t always know how to name. When we let ourselves sink into that deeper wisdom, we come into relationship with a kind of magic, a knowing that’s not linear or rational, but deeply intuitive. The conscious feminine is about honoring those moments, those glimpses of insight, and allowing them to guide us.
It's an invitation to live more fully, with a kind of softness and strength combined. To listen to the quiet spaces between the words, to trust our bodies, and to embody the fullness of who we are in every breath, every step. It’s not just about embracing one part of us, but embracing it all—without shame, without fear, just as we are. And when we do, we step into a life that feels whole, connected, and aligned.
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