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, Internationally Award-Winning Wild Feminine Cycle Coach, shows her clients and listeners how to do the opposite. Featuring potent solo transmissions and deep, soulful conversations with sacred leaders, change-makers, and embodied teachers, the Wild Flow podcast guides women to unlock the power of their wild womb and cyclical essence to find flourish and flow. If you’re ready to embrace the mysteries of your wild feminine self you’re in the right place. Are you ready? Let’s flow!
Bringing reverence to endings is so important so it mattered to me to record a season finale for #wildflowpodcast even though it’s late / I’m not in my usual recording space / I didn’t plan what to say. Instead this is an episode I recorded with my eyes closed, sipping sacred cacao, and followed exactly where my womb wanted us to go.
As I share on what it’s meant to me to record season 2 this year and celebrate all the epic guests I’m sinking into the beauty of sharing authentically, from service and pleasure and the sheer joy of the chance to chat with incredible womban sacred leaders, teachers, change makers and badasses for the podcast.
I’m celebrating and so thankful that this is episode 46 and you’ve given me so much support and love to keep spurring me on to do this. It makes me heart burst when I read your messages of how much you love this podcast because it’s for you – and it’s for me too. Healing my relationship with my voice, the sister wound, showing up as a real human, and not pretending I’m anything less.
When ulu tune into this episode you’ll also receive a spontaneous transmission from my womb to yours. Under the third quarter moon today I was guided to drop into my temple, reflect, celebrate and let go- and to invite you to do the same. If you’re able to listen undisturbed, take ten and drop in with me.
And finally as a huge thank you I’m sharing a giveaway which my womb also told me to do 😂
I’m giving away 2 (I said one on the recording but let’s make it 2!!) class passes for my short course FIND YOUR FLOW!
Here’s how to enter:
🌟 write a review on Apple podcast for wild flow, then screenshot it,
🌟share your screenshot review on your stories and tag me (@charlotte.pointeaux.coach) so I can see your entry!
🌟I’ll pick 2 winners by New Moon Friday 29th July and gift you free access to Find Your Flow (worth $222 each!)
Thank you thank you thank you for all your love. I can’t wait to come back for S3 in September and until then, why not binge the whole back catalogue if you haven’t already!
Big love beauty
Charlotte xxx
I acknowledge the sovereignty of the traditional owners of the unceeded land on which I work, live and learn – the Gundungurra People of the Yuin nation. I pay my respects to their Elders past, present and future.
I sincerely welcome people of all racial, gender, sexual and cultural identities. I am committed to holding a safer, inclusive and anti-racist space.
