How to creatively explore your inner wild woman archetype as a transformational practice with Vanessa Wingerath
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What does it mean to connect with your inner wild woman (or wild womb)?
And how can you more fully embody this innate creative, sensual, generative, wisdom-keeping part of yourself in ways that feel inspiring and unique to you?
It can be easy to look online at social media accounts painting with menstrual blood or embodying some fierce quality of themselves with animal hides and think... "that's what the wild woman looks like"...
But really, as wild woman photographer Vanessa Wingerath shares, it's not about looking outside of us for what others wild womb expressions are, but tuning into the unique ways YOUR being expresses that archetype that matters.
If you're curious to hear about Vanessa's journey to her "wild woman era" and how you can begin to engage with these parts of yourself too - through photography, circles, retreats etc - as well as HOW transformational this kind of practice can be, this week's episode is perfect for you.
Resources:
- Today's shownotes: Grab links to any of Vanessa's offerings
- Free Womb connection and Clearing Guided Practice (22 mins)
- Episode 65: Grief & pleasure postpartum & beyond w Stacey Ramsower
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