I resonate deeply with this. My personal experience is that my “symptoms” get stronger when I am out of sync with my body/energy and they cease to exist when I tune into what is meant to be embodied, what WANTS to be lived through me (hope it makes sense). It’s actually a very powerful way to make me live my true essence - it’s like a tiger mother slapping me back to track when I get sidetracked :-)) Thank you for writing about (peri)menopause!
You know, every single word resonates with me. I’m in what feels like a long cycle of having to let go of a whole lot of patterns, behaviour and ways of being that really don’t work for me anymore. It’s brutal in places, but I know it’s also an initiatory gift. I can feel it in my bones. Even though part of me is screaming inside.
Lots of ways of living that are juts not working anymore. (Probably never really did, I juts hadn’t paid enough attention).
What the world needs to know about women in midlife
I resonate deeply with this. My personal experience is that my “symptoms” get stronger when I am out of sync with my body/energy and they cease to exist when I tune into what is meant to be embodied, what WANTS to be lived through me (hope it makes sense). It’s actually a very powerful way to make me live my true essence - it’s like a tiger mother slapping me back to track when I get sidetracked :-)) Thank you for writing about (peri)menopause!
You know, every single word resonates with me. I’m in what feels like a long cycle of having to let go of a whole lot of patterns, behaviour and ways of being that really don’t work for me anymore. It’s brutal in places, but I know it’s also an initiatory gift. I can feel it in my bones. Even though part of me is screaming inside.
Lots of ways of living that are juts not working anymore. (Probably never really did, I juts hadn’t paid enough attention).
Thanks for the voice of sanity.