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One week ago marked the 10th Anniversary of the 9/11 WTC tragedy. It was certainly a day of mixed emotions. Countless happenings throughout the city brought together residents & tourists alike to confront and share the feelings, images, memories, and various aftershocks stemming from that fateful event. In this space of raw human need and…
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I met Wesley Beaks as he was walking through our I am Wild Woman exhibit at the Art on Dean show in our Walt Shamel Community Garden & taking pictures. I asked him if he could take some pictures of the women’s wild art. He graciously obliged, then took some pictures of me & of…
May your road be paved with chocolate – bittersweet to journey through exotic lands of mystery and intrigue… ~ Nanette Littlestone At Be Wild Woman’s Easter Wombing & Garden Celebration earlier this month, I had the pleasure of paving a small bit of that road with an Elemental Cacao Journey. Drawing from my longtime love…
What would you give birth to if you felt safe, nurtured, confident, & sexy?~ Join our Wild Wombing Program to claim your body & give birth to you! Are you tired of feeling uncomfortable, or even upset with your body? Is it challenging to listen to and or respond to your body’s needs? What does…
So excited about making our new wild wombing program available to women across the globe! Join us from the comfort of your home to reclaim your body & give birth to you. Check out Kerry & Noelle’s posts to read about their empowering experiences here at Be Wild Woman & how wombing can help you…
Wishing you a very happy Easter…or a belated Ostara. I invite you to celebrate springtime, fertility & rebirth today. by playing with natural wild dyes. I found the article below & decided to play & decorate some eggs for tomorrows Be Wild Easter Wombing & Gardening Celebration. Eggs are symbolic of new beginnings, just like…
I just ran across this wonderful post …& yes this is the month to get busy in the garden. I’m planting seeds, turning the soil, & getting ready to transplant seedlings into rich dark soil. My least favorite part is thinning the seedlings. Its so hard to choose which wild ones to leave in the…
I‘ve found that Pine, an oft used winter herb to prevent cough & flu and respiratory conditions, is also an excellent herb for springtime. For more on pine check out Susun Weed’s article below. Years ago I went up to visit her for an herb walk & she introduced me to the healing wonders of…