Birthing the New with Emily Nachazel
Emily NachazelDiscussing how we as business owners, mothers and leaders actively create new, more generative, sustainable and soulful paradigms both in our work and in our families.
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Full Moon In Pisces Ritual
A Ritual for Discerning What's Actually Yours
Pisces is the sign of the mystic, the poet, the one who feels the room before anyone speaks. It rules the imagination, the dream world, the unconscious — everything just past the edge of what w...
Eclipse Season and Identifying What's Not Yours to Carry
Monthly Live Call For Paid Subscribers of Birthing the New
We’re smack in the middle of eclipse season. A new moon eclipse in Leo last a couple of weeks ago, a full moon eclipse in Pisces this week. And as I shared on the call, eclipses ar...
What happens when the dream is no longer the dream
I've spent the last 10 years helping women navigate career changes and now I'm in the middle of a big unexpected one myself.
At the beginning of this year, I was at a turning point.
I had spent 2025 doing everything in my power to...
New Moon In Leo Ritual
A Ritual for Meeting the Younger You
Leo is the sign we usually assign to the spotlight — the roar, the crown, the one at the center of the room. And there’s real truth in that. But underneath all the shine, Leo is the sign of the heart. T...
The Somatics of Support: How a Matriarch Lets Herself Be Held
Monthly Live Call For Paid Subscribers of Birthing the New
This month, for our paid subscriber call, we gathered around a question I hear from so many women who are carrying a lot: how do we actually let ourselves be held?
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