Waking the Well
Brielle EliseWords for returning woman to her body, her tongue, and her old ways of knowing. "Waking the Well" was an Old English phrase for the practice of holding vigil by a well, often practiced by women in the night.
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On Creational Feminine Power: Confronting the Shadow-Side of the Female Pain-Body
Collage by South Korean graphic designer and illustrator Ouzo Kim
Note: Speaking of the female pain-body… it has been brought to my attention that someone in my local community has publicly criticized me and this Substack essay. To this I’...
Dance in the Flames: Instructions on How to Respond to a World on Fire
A patchwork of wisdoms I’ve heard from elders over the years on how to respond to a world on fire:
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- First, don’t lose hope. Remember that no great being who came before you ever existed outside of a world on fire. It is...
The Spiritual 'Blue Beard' in the New Age: Initiation into the Bite & Sense of Prey
Andrew Rae: Beard
“All creatures must learn that there exist predators. Without this knowing, a woman will be unable to negotiate safely within her own forest without being devoured. To understand the predator is to become a mature anima...
My Sacred, Hot Mess Era: The Longing Beneath a Woman’s Strength, Healing the *Wound* of Independence
I would like to publicly acknowledge something that has been in private process for a long time now: that I have been in the active process of recovering from burnout. Specifically the crash and burn caused by living with ‘hyper-independent...
The Stolen Bairn
There will be no ten fingers
and no ten toes in September.
No scent of a white capped head,
nor milk-letting cooing sounds.
There will be no crying,
or milky sheets at 2am,
no awkward fumbling of your little mouth,
no latc...
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