HeyJaredA Mother Nurtured Life
Essays and personal shares on the generative feminine and the motherhood continuum.
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July: A Visit from the Queen of Poison (opens the original)
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Field Notes are a catalogue of captured moments from my own experience of the feminine terrain. They gather journal entries, dreams, bodily experiences, and symbolic encounters, allowing pattern and meaning to emerge. This particular entry follows the poison path, the grief mysteries, and the maturation they require of us.Subscribe now<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href
The Full Feminine Woman (opens the original)
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Over a year ago, I wrote an essay titled I Am (W)Holy Feminine, inspired by a mentor who challenged the idea of the "inner masculine,"a concept I never fully resonated with. Recently, a reader interpreted the essay as an attempt to use genetics and evolution to argue for female superiority, even calling it "female narcissism." In doing so, he responded to an argument I wasn't making, while overlooking my central question: Do women need to conceptualize their own capacity for structure
To be Kiwi (opens the original)
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“Mom, look at my man muscles. Can you see how much bigger the right one is compared to the left?”From the meditative state of my natural handicraft, untangling knots of the kiwi plants, I glance up. He’s right. His ‘man’ muscles are growing, and I tell him those pushups and hangs are working. He swells up with pride, but the smirk on his lips gives away the more powerful expression of delight.The setting sun illuminates the beginning definition of an eight-year-old bicep. He angles both arms so
Belonging to a Living World (opens the original)
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I have spent much of my life believing there was something wrong with how I grieved the living world. We don’t have spaces to honor the deep wells of sorrow that have piled up like the bones of all our ancestors.There are so many things I wish I didn’t have to see.Essays and love letters on a feminine ecology.<input class="button primary" type="submit" value="S
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