This month we explore the heart of the hearth with the Greek Goddess Hestia.
Hestia gently beckons us home to ourselves after the often more exuberant and extroverted summer days. Not that summer is over, fear not (!) but we are on the cusp of drawing into autumn and Hestia reminds us to gather all the abundance, the experiences, the lessons, the fire - and start to direct it back home to the hearth to be assimilated in autumn. 

Sekhmet's Mythology

Sekhmet is an Egyptian Goddess symbolising fierce, untamed life-force energy. She is the daughter of the sun God, Ra, and mirrors the intensity of the sun at its peak: radiant, fiery, uncompromising, life-giving, and potentially devastating if not respected.

Her name means 'The Powerful One', and whilst she embodies destruction, anger and rage, she is also celebrated as a healer, protector of truth, and Goddess of medicine.

We can remember that healing often comes through the alchemy of fire and the destruction of outdated patterns and structures. We can also remember that the human experience is nuanced. Our anger is not inherently good or bad; like fire itself, it depends on how consciously we hold it. Left unattended, it can become destructive. Met with awareness and compassion, it can become a powerful catalyst for healing and transformation.

A story of sexual healing and empowerment. We discuss how trauma develops and offer ways to heal, open and liberate. Finding more softness, flow and ease in body, mind and soul.

woman in gesture of healing, love, compassion, trust in the universe, surrounded by ocean she receives healing and self-love.

Methods to manage your mental health, stay positive, practice self-care and self-compassion through ongoing external stressors and traumatic news.

Chakra guide, what are they and how can they help? A history, homage and how to.