This Magic Monday is a deep dive into the cycles that shape us as women... the portals, the seasons, and the rituals that keep us rooted in our power.
I'll share reflections on:
-Menstruation as a monthly portal of renewal and the luteal phase as a truth-telling teacher
-The four seasons of the cycle and how to live in sync with them.
-Reset rituals for every phase, plus the quiet strength of soft power
Tune in for an empowering reminder that your cycle is not a burden but a compass.
That softness can be the most powerful magic of all.
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