Motherhood: Awaken Intuition, Alchemise Emotions & Reclaim Sovereignty
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Sat 23rd Nov 2024, 4:30am – Sun 24th Nov 2024, 7am EST (UTC -05:00)
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Hosted by | True Nature |
Activity | True Nature |
Enquiries to | faye@truenature.org.uk |
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Motherhood can be a transformative journey, forging us into wiser, stronger and truer versions of ourself.
…But it can be also be a lonely, exhausting and heart-wrenching journey too.
Invest in YOU by gathering with a small group of other women to explore the challenges and awakenings that come with nurturing life, uncovering the hidden lessons and growth opportunities within.
We will be using the story of The Handless Maiden along with immersive solo and group exercises.
Join these deep-dive workshops to awaken your intuition, alchemise your emotions and reclaim your sovereignty.
What to expect
During these Saturday & Sunday morning sessions, we'll create a safe container to share about painful edges of growth motherhood has required of us and reclaim our sovereign choice over how we let these experiences shape us.
As part of the journey, you will also receive a private session with Faye to more deeply explore your personal journey.
We will divide the tale of the Handless Maiden into three parts, engaging in immersive solo and small group exercises within each.
- Two Live Zoom sessions 9:30 - 12:00am
- Recording of the workshops
- Playlist of Wild Mother songs to download
- 1 x private 45-minute coaching session with Faye
Saturday 23rd November 9:30 - 12:00 am
Sunday 24th November 9:30 - 12:00 am
These workshops will support if you:
💜Feel disconnected from your body, or drained by the demands of family life
🧡 Find it difficult to priorities your own needs and longings (even when it's for the good of those around you!)
💛 Face unique challenges of raising a child with neurological-diversity
💙 Have lost the sense of who you are outside of being a mum
💚 Struggle with comparison and feel like others are doing it better than you
Session Outlines
Saturday Morning
In this session we will share the story of *The Handless Maiden and talk about the role myth & folklore can play in unlocking ancient and long-forgotten truths. We will explore about the role shame plays in blocking out our intuition and replacing it with the things we are told we ‘should’ be or do. After this we will connect with our deep knowing through intuitive movement and guided visualisation.
- Group agreements
- The story of The Handless Maiden
- Befriending the Shame Gargoyle
- Befriending the body & intuitive movement
- Meeting Unconditional Love
Sunday Morning
This morning's session will be focused on emotional alchemy and your sovereignty. Often as mothers it is not safe to feel or express big emotions and so we keep them bottled up without ever releasing them. This can lead to feeling ‘weighed down’ or numb. In this safe container we will explore some of the clarity and vitality these emotions can give us when we give ourselves a safe space and time to feel them. We will also look at and set our own energetic, emotional and relational boundaries.
- Self attack vs Self celebration
- Maiden, Spirit, Queen exercise
- Emotional alchemy
- Love's Forcefield - ‘I am available for…' / 'I am not available for…'
- Take Aways and celebrations
*The Handless Maiden is a powerful fairy tale about a young woman who, after losing her hands due to her parents' vow, endures suffering and isolation with resilience. Her journey through hardship leads to healing and redemption, ultimately restoring her hands and happiness. The story explores themes of sacrifice, resilience, and the painful journey to reclaim one’s true self. The story is from Women's Who Run With The Wolves, in which Clarissa Pinkola Estés refers to it as “a remarkable story about a women's initiation into the underground forest through the rite of endurance.”
*Both sessions will be recorded.
About Your Facilitator
Faye Gould is an advocate of women's empowerment and a mother of a thirteen, eleven and eight year-old.
Over two decades, she has worked with various charities focusing on domestic violence, survivors of modern slavery and female homelessness. In 2022, she spent 40 days wild camping on Dartmoor to explore what it means to embrace her inner wild woman and is now writing a book about the experience.
Currently, Faye works with True Nature as the Communication and Community Manager, supporting retreats and leading The Women’s Fire. Through True Nature, Faye continues to inspire and empower women, guiding them to reclaim their strength, freedom, and inner wildness.