Sister wound

How the sister wound is affecting your life and how maybe a women's retreat may be the antidote you need to heal.

Why are women always so against each other? As a woman who has suffered from this sisterhood wound (without even having any sisters) I know it is a very real thing. We get this idea early on that g…

An Open Letter to Heal the Sister-Wound – Witchcraft & Pagan Lifestyle Blog, The Magick Kitchen

Embracing the feminine way is healing the sister wound by reclaiming the wild, dark feminine within ourselves and within other women. This is how we heal the sister wound and reclaim the feminine way. This is real women empowerment. Read more inside this blog. #divinefeminine #feminineenergy #womenempoewrment #feminineway #sisterhood

true sisterhood. no competing. no comparing. no fighting. no judging. no shaming. no jealousy. I feel many women can relate to feeling unsafe with other women. true sisterhood isn’t about being all nice, pretending and making yourself small. it’s about showing up as your most vulnerable self, acknowledging the sister wound and the conditioning we carry.. we may still experience the competition, the comparison, the judgment from time to time with other sisters, but can you acknowledge that?…

Everyone has a witch wound! If we heal it together, we'll quickly create a more loving, accepting, and truly magical new world.

The mother wound

The Witch Wound is a deep-seated scar etched into your very essence, carried within your DNA and subconscious. This psychic trauma passed down through generations, instills a fear of visibility, speaking out, and embracing your true strength. It is the collective pain of our ancestors’ persecution as witches, echoing through time to shape our present reality. Just like the Mother and Sister Wounds, this is not merely personal but a shared wound that calls for healing and transformation on a…

Join the FREE 5D Satsang + New Moon Circle COMMENT “CIRCLE” to sign up One of the biggest things we’ve come here to do is to build and grow communities. Communities are the future of New Earth. Based on my own experience and after connecting with thousands of clients from all over the globe, one of the things we struggle with as women is connecting to other women. I don’t just mean having BFFs or a group of girlfriends, but rather having soul-led friendships where you can bear your…

The Witch Wound is a deep-seated scar etched into your very essence, carried within your DNA and subconscious. This psychic trauma passed down through generations, instills a fear of visibility, speaking out, and embracing your true strength. It is the collective pain of our ancestors’ persecution as witches, echoing through time to shape our present reality. Just like the Mother and Sister Wounds, this is not merely personal but a shared wound that calls for healing and transformation on a…

The wounds of the divine feminine shadow run deep and it takes courage to do the spiritual shadow work to heal them. The wild woman sisterhood is our greatest hope of feminine empowerment, and the first step to reclaiming it, is to illuminate the wounds and find the source of WHY we feel threatened by (and are threatening) one another. Click through to illuminate, understand, and dismantle the wounds of sisterhood and learn how to heal them.

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true sisterhood. no competing. no comparing. no fighting. no judging. no shaming. no jealousy. I feel many women can relate to feeling unsafe with other women. true sisterhood isn’t about being all nice, pretending and making yourself small. it’s about showing up as your most vulnerable self, acknowledging the sister wound and the conditioning we carry.. we may still experience the competition, the comparison, the judgment from time to time with other sisters, but can you acknowledge that?…

SAMHAIN RITUALS “Blessings fellow Priestesses & Witches! Samhain (“sow” - “when”) is the cross-quarter Holy Day on The Wheel of the Year, half way between Autumnal Equinox and Solstice that marks the beginning of the Celtic New Year in the Priestess traditions and in many cultures around the globe. . It is the end of one cycle and the beginning of another as we enter into the dark and stillness where all creation dies and begins anew. All Hall