How Many Women Before Me Were Able To Stand In Their Power Unapologetically?
How many women before me were able to stand in their power unapologetically?
Or how many were cognizant of their magical gifts, their power, but were not able to express it out of fear of being persecuted or reviled?
I pay homage to my matriline by being the free and fluid woman my loving ancestors would dream to be. I am a woman who is rooted in her power and fearlessly stands true in it. I don’t shy away from my gifts; my curious and wild feminine nature stops at nothing to continue digging deeper and deeper.
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