Podcasts about women's circles

Women's Circles, Feminist Magic, and Goddess Power Reflections on the quest for equal rights for women and contributions of contemporary Paganism Feminist spirituality, and Goddess studies in the 20th and 21st centuries.

In this episode we talk about all things Circle: the history, the purpose, the benefits, the language, rituals, the facilitators, and why THIS might be what you're looking for to live a more fulfilling life! Lisa is such a beautiful soul on such a beautiful journey to bring women together in Sistership! I know you'll love her too especially if you're from a small Industry driven town like ours in Northeast British Columbia! click below to connect with Lisahttps://linktr.ee/lisajoystromsmoe  Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/where-the-wild-women-grow-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I am excited to let you know that today’s our first guest episode. We have Dani Pepper from Forever Glow Designs. I asked her to be on the podcast today because she has been running women’s circles and I think it’s interesting and unique. She runs these circles and connects women in ways that you don't normally get. We also talk about being pregnant during coronavirus and a little bit about deep listening.   In this episode: Circles and what they are The Facebook group Moms opinion on having babies recently Activities that can be included in the women’s circle Having true empathy   @ForeverGlowDesigns

Anyone who meets Amber will instantly describe her as bold, compassionate, and full of immense joy. That is why she has made it her mission to spread joy and empower others to live life boldly and change the world by walking in their calling. Amber Kierra lost 90% of her visual field throughout childhood and has learned to use courage to overcome fear and navigate obstacles of any kind. She believes in a world where every human-being is living life boldly no matter what challenge or circumstance comes their way. This belief has instilled an immense drive to empower others to take the next step in making their wildest dreams come true. Amber is confident that when people are fully living out their calling, the world is being changed for the better. When you meet Amber, you’ll feel the infectious joy that overflows from her innermost being and experience the impressive confidence and boldness that she seeks to impart to others. Amber loves to use her experience of losing her eyesight to motivate and inspire others to use courage to overcome fear and live life boldly. She also enjoys providing education on disability awareness and inclusion. Through speaking on stages and one-on-one coaching, she is truly transforming leaders into bold world changers. Amber is also the Founder & CEO of a global nonprofit called Canes for Christ that equips blind and visually impaired children and adults with the tools they need to live life boldly in Christ. Website and Social Media Links Instagram Website Facebook Book a Call with Amber: Integral Women Podcast, where women from around the world share insight and wisdom in the time it takes to drink a cup of coffee, with your Host, Sierra Melcher If you want to work with Sierra in her leadership coaching program, 1:1 mentoring or Women's Circles send her an email Comment on the show or ask a question of our guests. Send in a voice message Follow + listen anywhere you listen to podcasts. Leave a review and let us know how we are doing. If you want to support this podcast, donations are gratefully welcome. See what other projects Integral Women have in the works: Twitter Instagram Facebook Integral Women Or drop us an email --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/integral-women/message

In this episode I speak with Alessia Gandolfo a Career & Mindset Coach for sensitive & ambitious millennial women who want a job they truly LOVE. We spoke about: The importance of doing something in your career that lights you up inside. How can you find what lights you up? She walks us through what's important to think about. If it's possible to continue doing a job if you don't like it. Femininity. & Women's Circles. http://alessiagandolfo.com/ Sign up for https://radiantwellnessclub.com/ to learn how to Awaken your Radiance. Music by: Kevin MacLeod- Beauty Flow, 2019

This is Part 3 of the series of episodes on Why Women’s Health is Suffering and What You Can Do About It. This week Alison is looking at the deep need for sisterhood which, for many women, is an unmet need; we may not even consciously be aware that this is what our soul is crying out for. Alison talks about why we need women’s circles and how coming together with other women can fulfil a deep spiritual need. Women supporting women in this way and holding space for one another moves away from the patriarchal constructs towards the feminine - interconnection, vulnerability and relating to one another. How many of us really feel heard? Do you start a conversation and then find you are interrupted or the person listening is just biding their time until they can interject with their story or you are corrected, judged or criticised or showered with meaningless compliments? Meeting women in circle is not about fixing anything it is about bearing witness to the magical alchemy that occurs when women sit in circle. Related links TED Talk by Jane Fonda (https://www.ted.com/talks/jane_fonda_and_lily_tomlin_a_hilarious_celebration_of_lifelong_female_friendship?fbclid=IwAR24rE0I_xzeTpE38RAdUEOoJ_SuBRtPdnAlL_UbssIld3myQdsJmGUys4w) Red Tent Directory (https://redtentdirectory.com/) Episode 41 Tend and Befriend (https://www.alisonbarker.com/podcast/tend-and-befriend-why-women-need-friendship-in-times-of-stress) Sacred Circles Book (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sacred-Circles-Creating-Womens-Spirituality/dp/0062515225) How to subscribe and review If you liked this episode of the Mothering the Mother Podcast, tell your friends, please! And please go to iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/mothering-the-mother-podcast/id1446253273) and SoundCloud (https://soundcloud.com/user-598342093) to rate/review/subscribe to the show. it really helps to get the Podcast out there and before more people and it also makes my heart sing when I read reviews - I do read every single review and am so grateful - thank you.   As a little thank you for taking the time to leave a review, I am offering a free coaching call to one lucky reviewer each month.    #motheringthemother Please do share the Podcast on social media if you enjoyed the episode – I am so grateful for all of you who share the podcast with your community and followers - let's try and reach new mamas so I can serve more people. You can you use the hashtag #motheringthemother which makes it easier for me to find you. I appreciate you all so much. Mothering the Mother Facebook group and Instagram Join my community on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/alison_barker_/), join over 200 other mamas on the Facebook group the Mothering the Mother (https://www.facebook.com/groups/1885649551488600/)   Yoga Nidra Retreat in London on 14 March 2020 Join Alison for her first Whole Mama Yoga Nidra Retreat in London You can read more about the retreat here (https://www.alisonbarker.com/whole-mama-day-retreat-1) Standard Tickets on sale are £120   Disclaimer The information and reference guides in this podcast are intended solely for the general information for the reader/listener. The contents of this podcast are not intended to offer personal medical advice, diagnose health problems or for treatment purposes. It is not a substitute for medical care provided by a licensed and qualified health professional. Please consult your health care provider for any advice on medications. The materials contained on this podcast are provided for general information purposes only and do not constitute legal or other professional advice on any subject matter. Alison Barker does not accept any responsibility for any loss, which may arise from reliance on information contained on this site.    

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​In episode 31 of the Ignite your Intuition Podcast I share with you all about my upcoming Women's Circles for 2020 (more info over here: https://www.stephdemetrious.com/womens-circles.html) and an experience I had where I was reminded of how intuitive our bodies are and to follow the wisdom of my body. For your fortnightly intuition hit you can join my community HERE. For your (almost daily) intuition, spirituality and soul journey inspiration come and play on Instagram over HERE. I'd love to hear about your journey and if you have any questions you'd like answered or topics you'd like covered in future episodes, so feel free to email me at info@stephdemetrious.com ​And if you're enjoying these episodes and would love others to be able to find this podcast too, I'd be so grateful if you could rate and review with your comments about how this podcast has supported you on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Soundcloud or Spotify. I hope you enjoy this episode. ​ Big love and hugs, Steph xx

In this episode of Wise Women Conversations I chat with Mitle Southey all about Women's Circles. Mitle started her career off in the corporate world as a corporate Lawyer, she then went on to be a health coach, run an organic cafe and now her life is all about women's circles. Mitle shares the power of women coming together in circle, to share, to listen and to be present for each other. We discuss the difference between having a catch up with your girlfriends and sitting in circle and how both have a place in our lives. Mitle shares the importance of circle guidelines to allow women to feel safe when they are in circle. I loved this conversation and I hope that you do too. Until next week

In this Episode Anoushka and I dive deep into what "the feminine" archetype really is, our personal awakenings, growing up with religion, and holding Womxns Circles! This is the ultimate sacred sisters DMC podcast episode, so snuggle up with a cup of tea and join us! Click Here to look into joining the Luna Community before anyone else! You can find Anoushkas Instagram here and her offerings here.

How important is sisterly support for a sparkly life? And how do you bring it into your life? A few of the questions I asked Mitle Southey, circle holder and host of the Spirited Sisters podcast. https://www.annikamaier.com/mitle-southey-on-sisterhood   Connect with Mitle Website: https://mitlesouthey.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mitlesoutheypage/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mitlesouthey/

This episode covers:Sam’s travel story (the power in travelling alone, going on a spiritual journey with her sister, leading women’s circles + the evolution of Divine East)Morning routines + spirit guidesMeditation & what it has done for her lifeThe power of mantrasTravel experiences in Ubud, Bali & Rishikesh, IndiaLeading women’s circles & holding space for othersDeveloping Divine East & building communitySam’s goals and vision for the New Year 2019Resources mentioned:Spirit guide deckYoga Studio in Bali - Radiantly AliveAshtanga yoga retreat koh phanganThis instagram postLakshmi Mantra - prosperity & healthQuote: ”you’re the average of the five people you spent time with” Jim RohnCredit:Kristy’s Photography by Christine PienaarIntro & outro music is Girl by Text Me Records / LeviatheWe’d love to hear from you! Connect with us both on InstagramSam’s InstagramDivine East’s InstagramKristy’s Instagram

So many women express a longing to be more in touch with their sexual selves. To be able to ask for what they want, give themselves permission to feel pleasure, to be sexy…  And yet, so many of us feel stuck and unsure where to start. My journey started with Tantra and in this episode of the podcast, I’m talking with Ly from Zensual Woman about my journey and how YOU can connect with your sensual soul too. In our intimate conversation, you’ll hear: The importance of giving ourselves permission for pleasure and exploration How pleasure in our bedroom is directly related to pleasure in our lives How we begin to call in a life partner What to do when we find we’re attracting the same wrong people over and over Practical steps you can take to begin connecting to your sensuality I hope you love what we have to share. More about Ly: Ly Aunapu is a leadership coach, accredited Journey practitioner, founder of Zensual Woman, and on a big mission to help women feel confident without having to fake it. Despite being a published journalist since age 16 and obtaining a masters in journalism, she realized later in life that her true passion is to help women. She now works spreading her message globally through live workshops, running monthly Women's Circles, coaching women one-on-one, and by supporting her community on social media. You can find more about Ly on her website: www.zensualwoman.com on Instagram and in her FB group.    Discover how to connect  to your Sensual + Sexual self with my new ebook Liberated - it’s FREE for a limited time only.

Our guest Vanessa Wood is mother to two beautiful boys, she is a practicing Naturopath of 10 years, and a shamanic craftswoman who oversees and participates in several Women’s circles and has been a magnificent flash-mob 80’s dancer with the famed Cassettes. There has been a resurgence of women’s agency and the value of women individually and as part of society. We have been watching as this unfolds, unfurls and sometimes becomes undone. We have been watching it in the media, around the world in different countries and in our own lives, with our women friends, women in our family and women around us in the community. We have been watching it unravel with in us, too. It can feel uncomfortable, empowering, inspiring dangerous.. Women have been silent in so many many ways for so many centuries. In fact, Dr Amanda Furman who wrote and presented a groundbreaking 4-part series on the history of women called - The Ascent of Woman delves deeply into the place of women in society over the course of written history. She argues that the status of women is a barometer of a society’s tolerance, fairness and openness and that for the most part over the past 10,000 years women have been oppressed, denied basic freedoms and considered a means to an end. In this episode we are talking about Women and the value of sitting together in Circle.We have been watching as the movement of Feminism evolves and matures to become one that recognises women for their own capacities, rather than merely hoping for women to receive the same ‘deal’ that men have. Sitting in Circle with other women supports us to recognise where we are at, where we have been and where we are headed. It affords us the much needed support and empowerment and sustains us along the journey. It helps set us free from self judgement and fosters in us, compassion for others. For many women the practice of gathering has stayed alive and strong throughout history, and for some, it is a new concept, one they are rediscovering.Join us is celebrating this beautiful tradition!More information and to get in touch with Vanessa, visit - www.pbbmedia.orgCopyrightPBB MediaProducer/Host: Annalee AtiaInterviewee: Vanessa WoodMusic bite on this podcast: Habanot Nechama / Lovers

Our guest Vanessa Wood is mother to two beautiful boys, she is a practicing Naturopath of 10 years, and a shamanic craftswoman who oversees and participates in several Women’s circles and has been a magnificent flash-mob 80’s dancer with the famed Cassettes. There has been a resurgence of women’s agency and the value of women individually and as part of society. We have been watching as this unfolds, unfurls and sometimes becomes undone. We have been watching it in the media, around the world in different countries and in our own lives, with our women friends, women in our family and women around us in the community. We have been watching it unravel with in us, too. It can feel uncomfortable, empowering, inspiring dangerous.. Women have been silent in so many many ways for so many centuries. In fact, Dr Amanda Furman who wrote and presented a groundbreaking 4-part series on the history of women called - The Ascent of Woman delves deeply into the place of women in society over the course of written history. She argues that the status of women is a barometer of a society’s tolerance, fairness and openness and that for the most part over the past 10,000 years women have been oppressed, denied basic freedoms and considered a means to an end. In this episode we are talking about Women and the value of sitting together in Circle.We have been watching as the movement of Feminism evolves and matures to become one that recognises women for their own capacities, rather than merely hoping for women to receive the same ‘deal’ that men have. Sitting in Circle with other women supports us to recognise where we are at, where we have been and where we are headed. It affords us the much needed support and empowerment and sustains us along the journey. It helps set us free from self judgement and fosters in us, compassion for others. For many women the practice of gathering has stayed alive and strong throughout history, and for some, it is a new concept, one they are rediscovering.Join us is celebrating this beautiful tradition!More information and to get in touch with Vanessa, visit - www.pbbmedia.orgCopyrightPBB MediaProducer/Host: Annalee AtiaInterviewee: Vanessa WoodMusic bite on this podcast: Habanot Nechama / Lovers

Our panels guests were Annissa Coy, Lorraine Moir and Jane May Jones. The discussion was about our experiences with women's circles and how they have affected and changed our lives for the better.

Our panels guests were Annissa Coy, Lorraine Moir and Jane May Jones. The discussion was about our experiences with women's circles and how they have affected and changed our lives for the better.

This week's guest on Five Things is writer and community leader Amy Bammel Wilding. She's the creator and lead facilitator at Red Tent Louisville, which she describes as a gathering place "dedicated to witnessing and inspiring the reawakening of the Sacred Feminine." A collection of guided meditations that Wilding wrote for gatherings at the Red Tent has just been released as a book, "Wild & Wise: Sacred Feminine Meditations for Women's Circles and Personal Awakenings."

Join me and Marjorie Warkentin on today's Being Inspired episode on the power of PLAY. As Marjorie reminds us, there is a lot of heaviness in our world right now. Sometimes that leads us to believe that we don’t deserve to be happy. But, as she shares with us in this episode, that’s not how she sees it anymore.When we are filled with joy and choose play and create loving relationships, we are a transformative power and can make a difference to the suffering in the world in a way we can’t if we aren’t going into that place of joy and love and play.In this episode, we explore what play means, what it looks like, its benefits, and where you can find it or infuse it more in your life. In addition, we talk about how to confront the voice in your head that worries there isn’t enough time for play or it’s irresponsible, frivolous, and selfish.Perhaps my favorite quote from today's show is when Marjorie says, "The more I play, the more play will find me."Listen in and be inspired to find more play in your life.Marjorie is a nature lover, Queen of Women's Circles, Writer and Life Coach with years of life experience and wisdom to share. She is a Playful Spirit. A book, coffee and conversation lover. A photographer, maker of yummy soups, and she loves live music, especially Jazz and the Blues. She is enlivened by connection with other women. Marjorie is a retired nurse who now uses her gifts to facilitate leadership workshops and coach those who are looking for support to move from a place of victim to creating a life that is filled with pleasure and purpose. She is a wife, mother, grandmother, friend, sister and a daughter of parents who are embracing life in their 90's. You can learn more and get in touch at: www.marjoriewarkentin.com  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nicola chats with Karen Williams about self-love, vulnerability and her upcoming Women's Circles at Beach Lane.

  Today is a doozy, sugars. We’ve got the Full Moon, we’ve got the Summer Solstice, we’ve got Aubry Hoffman  on the line talking women’s circles, the balance of Divine