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On today's episode, Alexandra speaks with Sarah Durham Wilson of The Mother Spirit!Sarah Durham Wilson is a women's rites of passage leader and writer. Sarah's offerings are rooted in archetypal mother work and resurrecting the rite of passage from maiden to mother. She has taught courses and led retreats for thousands of women over the past decade and works with private clients. She previously worked as an arts and music writer in New York City, writing for Rolling Stone, VH1, GQ, Vanity Fair, and Interview Magazine. In 2010, she began writing under the pen name DOITGIRL, which provided inspiration for women interested in the path of the witch and priestess. She lives in New England with her daughter Avalon and two familiars, Odin and Ridley. Maiden to Mother - Her first book with Sounds True Publishing, is out 06/07/22.In this episode, you'll hear:Ideas on working with and trusting coaches and mentors who have been through difficult experiences in life and ‘dark nights of the soul' vs. those who choose to only focus on the positive.How to avoid branding yourself into a rigid box that doesn't allow for change or transformation, and ways to honor your changing self in business.Ideas on being an “awakened” person as in a person who is called to end the generational suffering of your lineage.Sarah's experience of learning to mother herself so that she could show up and be a nurturing mother herself.The idea of viewing patriarchy as a cult that we are all currently participating in, and alternative cults as being attempts at ways to leave the cult of patriarchy.And more!Find Sarah's offerings and more about the pre-order for her book here.Follow Sarah on IG @sarahofmagdalene here.

When I experienced my first dark night of the soul in 2008, it would have been so helpful to know that what I was experiencing was a rite of passage and a descent that would assist me in my ascent into greater awareness and consciousness. What I was experiencing was a transition that had me face and heal my inner wounded maiden so that I could cross over into the mother archetype and change my life for the better. When I stumbled upon Sarah's work, I felt so deeply seen and nourished. In addition to the fact that she helped me understand my journey at a deeper level, she is also a wealth of information, teachings, and stories about the goddess, the divine feminine, the heroine's journey. She also mentors women on their own paths. What I love the most about Sarah is her potent story-telling and her raw authenticity. I hope you love listening as much as I loved interviewing her. Sarah Durham Wilson is a women's rites of passage leader and writer. She is the founder and creatrix of The MotherSpirit, which focuses on archetypal Mother work and resurrecting the rite of passage from Maiden to Mother. Sarah works with private clients and has taught courses and led retreats for hundreds of women over the past decade. She previously worked as an arts and music writer in New York City, writing for Rolling Stone, VH1, GQ, Vanity Fair, and Interview Magazines. In 2010, she launched the website DOITGIRL, which inspired women called to the work of the witch and priestess. She lives on Martha's Vineyard with her daughter Avalon and her black cat, Odin. Listen in as we explore: * Heartbreak as a rite of passage. * Why do women keep choosing the same type of men again and again - especially abusive or narcissistic men? * If we were raised in a patriarchal house, did we ever truly experience what love is? * Why does it feel like a death when you are rejected or left behind? * What is “the wounded maiden,” and why is she so thirsty for love and validation from the outside world? * What does it mean for us that we live in a matricidal and misogynistic culture? * Why is nature so essential to the unbecoming process and untangling from the clutches of patriarchal conditioning? * Why learning to love and accept ourselves in our full self-expression and for our whole selves is the deepest and most authentic love we will ever know.

This week’s Untangled interview is with DoItGirl’s Sarah Durham Wilson.    I’m going to urge you to put down whatever you are doing and give this podcast the energy and time it deserves.   Sarah talks us through her transition from maiden to queen, from unhealthy masculine to healthy feminine, from fighter to lover, from ego to soul, from darkness into light.     I ask Sarah:   + How do we survive in a masculine orientated world when we're being called to lean into the dark mystery of the feminine? + How do we actually lean into the feminine? + What do we do when we're so deep in darkness we can't hear our own soul?   If you're in the dark or transition or if the masculine in you is dying a slow death, this one is for you. Show notes: alanahelbig.com/untangled8

Put simply, today's interview is one of the most important conversations I've had personally in 2016, maybe my life. Sometimes I get notes from listeners saying they love the show even when they don't always agree with me. This one is a mind, heart and soul opener for sure. I can't wait to hear what lands or awakens for you in this episode. Lots of love, E. About Sarah Durham Wilson: Sarah Durham Wilson (a.k.a DoItGirl) is a modern priestess, writer, & women’s leader. She works with women worldwide to awaken the healer within. Formerly a rock journalist, Sarah sped through a whirlwind five years at Rolling Stone, Vh1, GQ, Vanity Fair, and Interview magazines in her twenties before she experienced a radical divine feminine awakening & immersed herself completely onto the path of the Goddess. She leads courses and retreats to actively engage women in healing the self to heal the world. She is a writer who stands in the balance of her divinity & humanity. The intention of her art is to raise the energy of the feminine back in the bodies of men and women, therefore back in balance on the earth itself. She believes once a woman moves inside of herself to heal her own body, she rises to heal the body of the world. To find her current writings, please visit here. In this episode, Sarah shares: 1. Sarah’s definition of and journey in becoming a modern priestess 2. Understanding the emotion of anger 3. How everything and everyone are messengers

Sarah Durnham Wilson used to be a rock journalist interviewing stars for top magazines like Rolling Stone and GQ, until her non-stop party girl lifestyle took its toll. Burnt out and broken-hearted, Sarah fell to her knees beside her bed and begged for change – or death. Hitting rock bottom sparked a monumental transformation that has seen Sarah emerge as a deeply wise divine feminine writer and artist. She writes under her pen name Doitgirl, and also runs powerful courses and retreats dedicated to healing the self to heal the world. If you've ever felt like you're too messy, too out of control, or too close to rock bottom, this deeply honest podcast is for you. For links to all the resources mentioned in this podcast, head to http://shemakesmagic.com/podcast-013-sarah-durham-wilson/.

 "Once a woman moves inside of herself to heal her own body, she rises to heal the body of the world." ~ Sarah Durham Wilson, creator and founder, DOITGIRLOur Rebelle Wellness Spring Equinox Detox interview with Sarah Durham founder of DOITGIRL kicks off our pre-game warm up interview series to opening night, March 20th of our 30-day at home retreat. DOITGIRL brings the idea of wellness and self care back home, to the root of it all - right back into our own capable hands. For the rest of our interview line up, to learn more and sign up for our online detox, visit www.rebellewellness.com. Join our wellness rebellion this spring and get access to our fall detox as well!