
Honouring Ostara in the Celtic Wheel of the Year
Welcome to Season 3 of Wild Flow Podcast with Charlotte Pointeaux!!
I’m back for a juicy new season where we’re deepening into cycle awareness, exploring rites of passages, womb wisdom, and reclaiming our wild femininity.
Join me in this Season intro where I share more about what’s to come, and how you can shape this podcast, plus, I guide you in an embodiment process and talk about the significance of the Equinox, called Ostara in the Celtic Wheel of the Year (southern hemisphere).
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I guide you in an embodiment process and talk about the significance of the Equinox, called Ostara in the Celtic Wheel of the Year (southern hemisphere).
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Ostara is linked to big Maiden energy, and I’m sharing how she might show up for you, where, and how you can honour this point of the cycle.
If this episode lands with you, let me know! Your feedback, questions and aha moments help me create episodes that serve you, so drop me a message on Instagram or leave a review or rating!
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