You no longer need to live in a linear timeline of agendas and goal oriented to-do’s to feel your self worth. Your body is the medicine. It holds all the answers you need to feel at peace and whole within yourself.
Join Venus, Menstruality Mentor of the Red School, in this deeply healing and informative workshop around Menstrual Cycle Awareness.
For those who are menopausal, postmenopausal, or had a hysterectomy – you will use the lunar cycle as a guide in this powerful process. AND know that you are an integral presence to the space, the collective energy, and beyond.
This is for you if...
you've been experiencing deep pain in your cycle or a disconnected-ness from your body, and you're feeling a pull into divine feminine wisdom
you want to learn how to navigate your internal rhythms so that you can BE inspired and feel deeply connected to your shakti energy
you no longer have a bleed YET you want to harness the sacred feminine mystery within you
you are feeling a pull into the blood mysteries
You will learn what *Menstrual Cycle Awareness is and what it entails:
The *inner seasons of your cycle, and the self care practice for each one
The *5 chambers of your bleed as an initiation process of death and rebirth
The rhythm of your cycle through the *two “vias” – the way of the positive and negative that serve as a container of growth and evolution
How to chart your cycle so that you can feel deeply held and nourished by your bleed, instead of fighting it
*terms coined by the Red School founders Sjanie Hugo Wurlitzer and Alexandra Pope.
I will use language that addresses those who have a womb space and who experience a menstrual cycle.
This will be an introductory workshop with the opportunity to dive into a deeper process of healing in a group container.
When: Sunday September 24th 4:30-6:30ish pm
Investment: $55
Where: Magnolia House 2908 W Fullerton Ave #202
What to expect:
Opening Circle
Discussion and Shares
Closing Circle
What to bring:
Journal
Snacks
Tea will be served, please bring your favorite mug :) Yoga mats and blankets are available, but feel free to bring your own if you’d like