by Kate Leiper | Dec 13, 2018 | Feminine Power, Grief, Miscarriage, self-development, Self-love, Trauma healing, Womanhood
The end of 2017 was my fork in the road. The catalyst to understanding what it feels like to experience truth in my body. Some might call it an awakening. Others might call it fate. I call it my journey to deepening and reclamation. A journey, because...
by Kate Leiper | Nov 29, 2018 | Feminine Power, Health & Wellbeing, Motherhood, self-development, Self-love, Womanhood
When everything flows and we’re in a rhythm that feels comfortable and positive, it’s easy to love life. But when the shit-storm hits and debris comes at us from every angle, well it’s tough to celebrate that, right? It can feel impossible to tap...
by Kate Leiper | Nov 14, 2018 | Feminine Power, Motherhood, self-development, Self-love, Womanhood
It literally felt like my head was about to burst. She would not sleep. She would not stop screaming. She would not listen. She would not give me A MOMENT OF PEACE. Yet, I was a “gentle” parent. Not only did I identify as a mother firmly...
by Kate Leiper | Oct 16, 2018 | Feminine Power, Self-love, Womanhood
A heavy heart. You know it. The texture of a deep sigh stuck in your chest space, unable to flow freely. The heaviness I’m referring to is the sense of weight that comes from feeling powerless. Not the panicky, heart-palpating stress of a fresh new...
by Kate Leiper | Oct 3, 2018 | Feminine Power, Motherhood, self-development, Trauma healing, Womanhood
When we think of a wise woman, we assume her to be old. The Crone archetype. The one who has lived, with stories to tell. The truth is, we all have this wise old Crone within, regardless of our time on the planet. If we let her, she will guide us. Not only out into...
by Kate Leiper | Sep 26, 2018 | Feminine Power, Motherhood, Relationships, self-development, Womanhood
Modern feminism seems a tad confused. The contradictory messages flung here, there and everywhere regarding how women “should” be and how mothers “should” behave are often shallow, prescriptive and regularly reference the ways that men show up in the world as a...
