🌸 Exploring Female-Centered Spirituality: beliefs & practices that align with women's experiences🌸

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In today's video, I start a discussion about Female-Centered Spirituality, where spiritual practice is aligned with women's experiences. As we unpack the differences between male-centered spirituality and patriarchal ideals and the diverse expressions of female spirituality, this discussion serves as a jumping-off point for those seeking a spiritual connection that resonates more deeply with their experiences outside male-centered spiritual practice. 🌟
*note- My apology for the black border and the small image covering some of the text. For some reason, the original recording disappeared but I was able to piece it together. All the text covered by the video square is below.
🌿 Expressions of Female Spirituality:
Creativity Unleashed: Delving into how writing, artistic expression, and idea synthesis are vital aspects of female-centered spirituality.
Intuitive Power: Understanding the role of intuition as a guiding force in women's spiritual practices.
Beauty in Life: Appreciating the beauty in nature, art, and connections that are
inherently a part of women's inspiration.
Sensory Appreciation: Embracing the richness of sensory experiences - touch, taste, sight, and more, as a path to spiritual awareness.
Nurturing Care: Recognizing the spiritual purpose in caring for others, be it children, pets, or the elderly.
Lifelong Learning: The pursuit of knowledge and wisdom as a spiritual endeavor.
Community Bonds: Exploring the significance of community connection in female centered spirituality.
Nature and Artistry: Celebrating the spiritual aspects of gardening, art, and the cultivation of wisdom.
Inclusive Integration: Discussing the role of integrating diverse groups and guiding transitions, such as children into adulthood.
Mystical Practices: Embracing tarot, oracle readings, and magical rituals as tools for self-discovery and empowerment.
Myth and Ritual: Adapting ancient myths, archetypes, fairy tales and rituals to modern spiritual practices.
Humanities' Contribution: Acknowledging the influence of humanities in shaping our understanding of modern society, female-centered spirituality and its expressions.
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• Jessica Dore
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• Juliet Diaz
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• Melissa Cynova
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• Kim Krans
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• Brene Brown
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• Lucy Pearce
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• Brittney Hartley
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• Gwen Frostic
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• Silk & Sonder
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🌟 Modern Engagement in Female-Centered Spirituality:
This video serves as a starting point for a broader conversation on how women can engage with and find empowerment in female-centered spirituality. It's a call to embrace and celebrate the diversity and experiences in women's experiences and female-centered spiritual practices.
💬 Join the Discussion:
Do you feel a connection with female-centered spirituality? How do you integrate these practices into your life? This video is more than a discussion; it's a community coming together. Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!
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[@scideas9737]

Really wonderful talk, thank you! Wendy

[@XtineRoseElle]

Thanks for watching Wendy! xoxo

[@GigiStarling]

Interesting lecture! Thanks! I'm really into feminine wisdom. Sharon Blackie is one of my favorite authors. I think it's important for us women to inspire each other and have feminine images and archetypes that show us how you can be a woman in today's world.

[@XtineRoseElle]

So true and well said. I find so much inspiration from our community especially you GiGi! xoxo

[@TrendingTami]

I can see another book here! Such wonderful information. I have been trying to focus more on my divine feminine so this was perfect.

[@XtineRoseElle]

Hee hee thanks Tami! I'd love to write a book about this! I'm so glad you found it inspiring! xoxo

[@AmethystAscension]

I think this was wonderful Christine. I think creating spaces for sisterhood is important for sure. I have talked many times with my friend Cortney about this. I do actually have a group on Facebook called "The Sisterhood" and had been thinking of doing video get togethers and activities and chats for women. I love this so much! You are fabulous. 😍😍😍

[@XtineRoseElle]

Oh that incredible! I think our strength is going to come from these little micro groups. I kind of got inspired when I read Burning Woman by Lucy Pearce, but I'm not sure I'm brave enough (yet) to dance around the fire naked with my girls. lol But I like the idea of connection, and discussion and building each other up in these ways. And celebrating what kind of transcendence we are attracted to. I'm so happy you enjoyed it! I wish there was another option other than FB. :) I think finding it for me will be part of the quest. I just posted in my ETSY shop, but I haven't formally announced it yet, but I'm planning a Zoom gathering in Feb. I'll make a video this week with the details. Thanks again Rachele! xoxo

[@AmethystAscension]

@@XtineRoseElle that sounds wonderful!

[@GMarieWrites]

I applaud your bravery in making and sharing this video. I am not sure I would describe Brene Brown as a spiritual practitioner - I am NOT saying you shouldn’t include her as doing important, helpful work adjacent to what you are describing. Specifically, I am not sure she would see herself as driving female-centered spirituality the way I think you are describing it. I think she’d say she does what she does to transform everyone into better versions of ourselves and she aims to heal toxic corporate culture (and I think she is a Christian). I say this as someone who is halfway through participating directly in corporate leadership training with her and I’ve been immersed in Brene Brown for a year already. Otherwise, what you are saying is interesting and thought provoking. I don’t agree with everything, but I think you have something compelling to say and present it well.

[@XtineRoseElle]

Thanks so much for watching and commenting. I truly value your opinion! I think spirituality can be hard to talk about because it's so personal for everyone. My hope is to have a conversation about it in a way that supports our unique experiences. :) You make a really good point. I'm not sure BB would agree to be labeled as a female-centered spiritual practitioner, but the work she does, invites connection and discussion, so there is a certain type of outcome to her work that I think touches on the possibility of something that feels different than structured religion. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts! xoxo

[@XtineRoseElle]

Also it’s really good to hear about BB from an in the know source! Thank you! ❤

[@GMarieWrites]

I think you should incorporate her, no doubt. I just would take care not to give the impression that she’s a practitioner of witchy arts.

[@XtineRoseElle]

@@GMarieWrites ooh! Got it! That makes sense. I can totally appreciate that. This isn’t really supposed to be witch specific and more on an exploration of spirituality around women share experiences. But I can completely see how it gives that impression. 🥰

[@chaneldays]

This was so well thought out and executed 🩷💚

[@XtineRoseElle]

Thanks so much! I think about this a lot. lol Thanks for watching! xoxo