Birthing the New with Emily Nachazel
Emily Nachazel, Rebecca SivyDiscussing 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.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 116 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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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?
Full Moon In Aquarius Ritual
A Ritual for Getting Honest About What Actually Matters
Aquarius is the sign that thinks. The sign of the mind, of the long view, of the ideas that arrive from somewhere just past the edge of your usual thought. It’s the sign that will hon...
A Spiritual Take on AI
This week I sat down and finally asked Spirit a question that has been on my mind and on my heart for some time now. I’m actually surprised it took me this long to ask. Every morning I sit in deep reflection & contemplation and yet, I had n...
New Moon In Cancer Ritual
A Ritual for the Part of You That's Asking to Be Cared For
Cancer is the sign of the home, of mothering, of nourishing, of the long tender work of taking care. It’s the sign that knows what it means to feel, and to lead a family, and to ho...
Everyone’s Talking About Matriarchy…
In the last couple of months countless of people have reached out to me, unprompted, saying some version of the same thing:
“Have you seen what’s happening online right now?”
“There’s so much conversation about matriarchy!”
“I feel...
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