Sacred Circles of Belonging

“I believe that a powerful collective energy emerges when women connect with other women.”

~ —Eileen Fisher

Sisterhood, also known as a women’s circle, is an incredibly powerful network of women. They come together from all walks of life ready to join hands, hearts, and minds for a more significant cause. Think of it as solidarity—that brings and holds this diverse group together based on shared values, ethics, or similar interests and aspirations.

It's like an inner group of sisterly friends with whom you encounter and groom love, kindness, appreciation, and much more—emotions many of us have long deprived ourselves of. Or worse, compete with each other for.

“When we gather there is a collective power to heal, find our voice, rise up and make a difference.” — unknown

When I look back at my 70+ years, I realize much of my growth as a compassionate and informed, more-or-less together woman is due to the Women's circles/or sacred spaces of belonging that nurtured and challenged me. When I remember "hard" times as I struggled, it was almost always those circles of women that pulled me through.

My dream is for women to draw on their earlier experiences in sacred spaces of belonging to form new ones or join an existing one to serve one another. …However bad things may seem, with the help, understanding & camaraderie of friends, WE can make the world better for all of us.

Whether I am a participant or the teacher, I live by the mission of my website:

"When ONE teaches, TWO learn."