Your sacred menstrual cycle is the most powerful cycle held within your divine body. As you move through the phases of your menstrual cycle, you are invited to experience the full spectrum of life, and to learn to love all the different aspects of who you are: even the bits you struggle with. Honouring your cycle means loving all parts of you, including the wilderness within.
As the wheel of the year turns so too do our Earth's seasons, a mirror for our own inner seasons. Embracing the Earth's rhythm teaches us to honour the cyclical process, to embrace our light and dark, our inhale and exhale, and the value of rest and restoration. The Great Mother Earth, Pachamama, holds us, grounds us and connects us around the world., and teaches us to see and love ourselves as nature.
The sky holds the cosmic cycles of moon, stars, and planets which are a great mirror of what is playing out on the Earth, and within our physical bodies. The moon mirrors our menstrual cycle's 28-29 day rhythm and invites us to embrace our yin feminine, intuitive, visioning nature. Attuning to the moon is a beautiful way of living cyclically if you are pregnant, menopausal, or don't have a menstrual cycle for any other reason.
In a world where cycles are all around us in nature, most of us are taught to suppress and deny their power and presence on our health, wellbeing and quality of life. Host Charlotte Pointeaux shows her clients and listeners how to do the opposite. Featuring solo episodes and soulful conversations with powerful change-makers, thought-leaders and embodied teachers, Wild Flow podcast and Charlotte’s online courses are created to help women embrace their cycles, work with them to thrive, and uncover deeper realisations about themselves through cycle work. If you’re ready to embrace your feminine energy and discover all that cyclical living has to offer, you’re in the right place. Are you ready? Let’s flow!
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