HeyJaredThe Sacred Feminist
Writing, events and offerings on how we make our activism sacred, and our actions for social, political and ecological change infused with compassion, connection and hope.
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Dreaming beyond the systems that diminish us (opens the original)
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We are living in a time where many of us can no longer tolerate the systems, structures and routines that govern our daily lives. That leave us feeling diminished, disconnected from ourselves and each other and in a constant state of needing to perform and show our worth. The polycrisis – multiple interconnected global crises happening simultaneously, and which threaten all of our survival – show us that the patriarchal, colonial and capitalist roots underpinning most of our societies simply can
Building Sacred Feminism with You (opens the original)
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I have been so excited to finally ‘come out of the closet’ with the Sacred Feminist. I have been on here writing about this topic for 2 years, yet not really making it public. Now I have finally come to a point where this is no longer just a side project, or something I do separately from the rest of my work. This is my work: it is what I am here for, and what lights me up. Thanks for reading The Sacred Feminist! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.</d
This is what feminine means to me (opens the original)
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A mixture of physical experiences and life events led me back to embracing the feminine within me.It started at a women’s retreat in Thailand many years ago; it was called something like ‘Embracing your Divine Feminine’ and I went along with huge reluctance, feeling this was way out of my comfort zone. There was much naked dancing and singing, crying and screaming together, and a ritual where we were invited to privately stare at our own ‘yoni’ through a mirror.Th
So what do I mean by sacred feminism? (opens the original)
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I arrived at feminism late on in life. Whilst I’d always had a rough idea of what it meant, it wasn’t until I studied my PhD 10 years ago that I fully immersed myself in feminist theory. And then the theory became part of my beliefs and part of how I behaved and took action on issues that mattered to me. In academia we call this ‘praxis’ – the bridge between theory and action.But it is more than just action. For me it became the lens through which I saw everything, and was contained within the w
What I Lost, and What I Found (opens the original)
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I spent so much of last year in a state of paralysis, and grief. I could see that the sector I had worked in all my life was collapsing, and my work as a humanitarian would never be the same again.But it is sometimes in these moments of huge flux and uncertainty that we may find our ‘true north’; our soul’s true calling, the thing that really matters to us. I hope that what I describe here about my own journey might help you on yours, particularly if you are also feeling troubled and distressed
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