Women

To all the women…

… planting the seeds of change, growing awareness of our connection to Mother Earth and the Sacred Divinity: thank you.

… growing the food that comes to our plates, even though they don´t have enough food in their own homes: thank you; I honor you; I am sorry.

…connecting their ancestral wisdom with the world: I admire you; I learn from you.

… in my family; my mother, my sister, my mother-in-law, my sister-in-law, my cousins, my nieces, my aunts: I love you; I am blessed to have you.

… in my ancestral lineage, especially my grandmothers who had so much courage, wisdom, and resilience: thank you; I honor you; I carry you in my intuition and wisdom.

… who are my friends and soul sisters beyond distance or time: I celebrate you; I keep you in my heart.

… facing enormous difficulties: I see you; I pray for you.

…mothers, biological or adoptive, who understand the amazing opportunity and responsibility that is to raise a human being, mothers who know how hard motherhood can be, and they smile back to their children to let them know that everything will be ok: I am with you.

…experiencing loss and need time to heal: I offer you my listening and a hug when you are ready.

… mothers rediscovering their power, raising the new generations with love and respect, breaking cycles of unhealthy parenting: I support you; I see you.

…not here yet: I am waiting for you; I welcome you.

…inspiring me to be a better human: I am grateful for you.

…overcoming challenges to open opportunities for other women: I admire you.

…sitting in a circle, vulnerable yet strong, honest and magical: I am with you weaving this invisible community of women supporting women.

Today I recognize the women who bravely fought for our rights and those who are working for a space at the table for all of us. There is still so much work to do to achieve equality. There are women here and around the world facing domestic violence, abuse, lack of access to education, no maternal support, isolation, harassment, work discrimination, systemic racism, etc. Today, I also recognize the wise women who are light carriers, peace makers, healers, dream manifesters, storytellers, who are bringing more love, connection and wellbeing to our world. Thank you!

If you want to connect with other likeminded women, I invite you to our monthly Nuna Ayllu Women’s Circle in NJ. You will find a space where your soul feels at home. Welcome!