Tag: celebrate
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Aurora on the Sacred Mirroring Spiral
When Dawn Meets Longing Today, Aurora arrived for me in meditation—not as an abstract myth, but as a presence moving through my body and awareness. She appeared on what I call my Sacred Mirroring Spiral, that inner landscape where insight doesn’t arrive in straight lines, but in returns, reflections, and deepening recognition. If you’ve ever felt…
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The Difference Between a Feeling and a Belief
Why this distinction quietly changes everything in the healing process Many people use the words feeling, emotion, and belief interchangeably. Yet in the inner world, they describe very different phenomena. Learning to discern between them is one of the most quietly revolutionary steps on a healing path, because it returns us to the truth of what belongs to the…
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When women enter The Change – Part Four
In early December 2025. I felt a quiet invitation to reshape my wellbeing. It was not born from urgency but from an inner knowing that it was time to return to practices that have always supported me. Fasting is a practice that I have experienced before, both in physical healing and spiritual deepening. Returning to…
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When women enter The Change – Part Three
When you listen closely to the language of women across generations, you begin to hear a kind of quiet poetry. Long before medicine named and measured it, women spoke of The Change. Not as a diagnosis, not as a defect, but as a passage. A threshold and a new season that arrived in its own…
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When women enter The Change – Part Two
You may be wondering why I am speaking so openly about bodies, hormones, sleep, hunger, stiffness, and fatigue, especially when my work, and this space, is devoted to purpose, living attributes, and archetypes. At first glance, it may seem left-field. Yet for me, it sits at the very centre of a woman’s evolution. The Living…
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When women enter The Change – Part One
Today I am talking about something very close to my heart… There is a quiet reckoning that arrives for many women in perimenopause and postmenopause. I prefer to give it back its original title, The Change, which is actually much more appropriate. It is not always named aloud, yet it is deeply felt. A shift…
ELIZABETH ELLAMES 