What is it to be free? I like to say that sovereignty is finding ok-ness within that requires no one or no thing to change without. I believe that we came here to play. And part of how we access that play is through ending the war. Ending the war with the system, with each other, and of course, within ourselves. In this terrain of controversy-less living, we find complementary, domains, and power with rather than power over. We explore polarities and our inner masculine and feminine energies. We harmonize in compatible relationships, and we contact the divine through our sensual bodies.

"Holding the dark feminine, the wildness, the rawness, the hugeness, the primordial—whether publicly or privately—can be a deep part of your reclamation journey."

When you are committed to ending the wars in your life, you know that the war started within. It begins and ends with you and the reclamation of your power of choice. But what does taking radical responsibility look like? It looks a lot like the bubble of laughter when you finally see that you were the one holding yourself under the water and screaming that you were drowning. It looks like the lighthearted shrug of owning something you thought was so shameful, it might have killed you to acknowledge. It looks like a committed and sacred practice of appreciating what is, trusting what is wanted, and knowing that all is well and getting better…

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