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Tending the Wild Root

Alexandra Winteraven

Embodied transformation, soul-based depth work, and the fierce honesty of un/becoming.

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Latest Issues

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The Two Summonings of Descent: Soul and Life

Hey there, I’m Alexandra Winteraven (they/them). Disobedient author of Tending the Wild Root and creative steward of Embodied Rebellion. If you’re new here, welcome.

19 days ago
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Beginning Again, But Deeper

Hello Wild Ones,

21 days ago
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What if the real rebellion begins in the body?

Hey there, I’m Alexandra Winteraven (they/them). Disobedient author of Tending the Wild Root and creator of Embodied Rebellion. If you’re new here, welcome.

2 months ago
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Transformation Isn't a Vibe. It's a F*cking Death.

Hey there, I'm Alexandra Winteraven (they/them). Disobedient author of Tending the Wild Root and creator of Embodied Rebellion. If you’re new here, welcome.

2 months ago
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  • Alexandra Winteraven

    Queer Witch \ud83d\udf03 they/them \ud83d\udf01 guiding people through thresholds of transformation: grief, identity, descent, and un/becoming. \ud83d\udf02 Steward of Embodied Rebellion, a field for truth, liberation, and relational repair through the body and soul.\ud83d\udf04

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