Today, I’m joined by my dear friend Portia for a conversation about naming and embodying the sacred roles that shape our work. We explore the challenge of finding words that honor what we do without diminishing it. Then we trace the paths of the teacher, priestess, jester, and more — slowly weaving the webs that hold us in the world. Healing work is essentially facilitating space in which people can meet the part of them that knows, and can touch the part of them that’s already whole. ...
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Today, I’m joined by my dear friend Portia for a conversation about naming and embodying the sacred roles that shape our work. We explore the challenge of finding words that honor what we do without diminishing it. Then we trace the paths of the teacher, priestess, jester, and more — slowly weaving the webs that hold us in the world. Healing work is essentially facilitating space in which people can meet the part of them that knows, and can touch the part of them that’s already whole. ...
a great question for a Full Moon in Scorpio : why the "whore," tho? can’t it be something more tame, g-rated, family friendly? i know the word “whore” brings up a lot for people. so what do i mean by using it? Mentioned in the episode— ✨join MA. Whore & Holy Woman starts Friday, May 16.✨ Join the waitlist for MA 🌹Text grace a question 💬grace’s websitejoin the newsletter 💌Dive deeper — beyond Good & Bad : a Tantric perspectiveNOW is Grace. Love the World.Send us a message...
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Today, I’m joined by my dear friend Portia for a conversation about naming and embodying the sacred roles that shape our work. We explore the challenge of finding words that honor what we do without diminishing it. Then we trace the paths of the teacher, priestess, jester, and more — slowly weaving the webs that hold us in the world. Healing work is essentially facilitating space in which people can meet the part of them that knows, and can touch the part of them that’s already whole. ...
