
What’s Mine To Do?
There are times when looking at the world can become overwhelming. Everywhere you turn, you see suffering in your communities, instability in the larger culture,

There are times when looking at the world can become overwhelming. Everywhere you turn, you see suffering in your communities, instability in the larger culture,

When I was young, the neighborhood kids and I would spend an entire day playing a game we called Seeking Treasure. We’d sprawl across the floor mapping out a plan to outwit the other team. We’d write and decorate clever clues on slips of paper.

During the Seeding the Light Gathering, I had the privilege of hosting Pascual and Jose Tomas in our home. I’ve sat in many ceremonies with Pascual in Peru’s Sacred Valley. His flute playing often carried me up mountain trails in the thin air and hot sun.

There comes a moment when something within you begins to shift. Not because life is failing. Not because you have done something wrong. But because what once felt meaningful no longer feels like enough. Many women arrive at this threshold quietly.

I have been reading a series of novels set in the late nineteenth century that portray the social structures women were expected to live within. Hardships were often hidden behind social niceties, beautiful homes, fashionable clothing, and the polite manner considered fitting for a lady of society. A woman’s ability to enjoy simple pleasures such as reading freely, choosing her friendships, or expressing her opinions was often restricted by her husband.

ia Sophia has arrived. This “Way of Wisdom” offers an invitation to step upon a Living Spiral Path and discover a new understanding of what it means to embody the Mystical Feminine.
For the past fifteen years I have lived and taught within the Mystical Feminine. I have sat within many circles and immersions with women as we explored how to practically and powerfully engage Feminine wisdom in everyday life.
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