​Woman is so much more than words and images. 
We are listening essence, 
gradual language, 
medicinal touch,
enchanting song,
unraveling mystery. 
From the Earth, our Magnetism. 
From the Sun, our Radiance.
From our blood and bellies, the birthers of soul.

Can we allow fierce beauty to claim us through the BETRAYAL, LOSS and ABANDONMENT of our lives?
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Maybe life takes us away from those we love the most in order to purify us into a larger perspective. 
Perhaps those whom we come to connect with, in an otherworldly way, could make us forget precisely what we are here to tend. 
Perhaps relishing in their presence too long would intoxicate us to the point of the abandonment of our becoming. 
Perhaps loving someone so much could trap us in a selfish bubble of our own needs, wants and desires. 
Perhaps we’d explode of ecstatic overwhelm into a trillion tiny fragments and never find our way back home into the wholeness of our beings. 
Perhaps the burning fires of longing are to cleanse us down to the bone with lessons of suffering and humility, only broken hearts can ever know. 
Maybe the ones who leave are the ones that may unknowingly care the most, setting us free from a choice that will lead us away from our core, and that truly we could of never made on our own. 
What if what we have come to feel and assume as betrayal, indeed can be a story of the greatest love proclamation of all. 
What if this was the experience of loss meant to invoke the true measure of our strength? A renewed invitation of faith and commitment to the life that must be lived through you?
What if we retold the story of betrayal and abandonment as necessary awakenings into becoming whole? 
What if we allowed that pain to expand us into deeper gentleness with ourselves and more compassion with the pain of others, instead of falling victim to becoming harsh or wearing masks for the sake of an illusory ‘being strong’?
What betrayal or abandonment have you experienced that yearns to be alchemized into wisdom and offered through you as the Divines’ sacred bread for the nourishment of the whole?