The power of connecting with the Warrior Woman Archetype

Warriorship is so tender, without skin, without tissue, naked and raw. It is soft and gentle. ~ Chogyam Trunga

Love is the sword that allows you to set sacred boundaries and take aligned steps towards your wise woman visions. Love is the sweet soothing voice that comforts and sacrifices the demons within (and without). Love is the permission to “mess up” and find your way back home with gratitude for what has been learned. Love is the playful reminder to bow before your challenges because the greater the calling and the more aligned it feels, the more you will will be tested (be your ego and others). Love is the desire to take that next step into the unknown with shaky legs and sweaty armpits knowing that a warrior has your back. 

Warrior woman is not vigilant/on the defense in her protection. On the contrary, she is relaxed and surrendered to her mission to guard what is dear to her. With an unclenched seat and a big smile, Durga teaches us about moving forward with an open heart, a beaming solar plexus and a relaxed yoni.

She is exquisite in her willingness to be soft while simultaneously knowing that she will take no sh*t and stick to what is essential to her.

Durga Practice

Durga is the Warrior Mother Goddess of the Hindu pantheon. Riding a wild tiger, she is summoned to battle by the male Gods when the world is falling apart and it is her devotion to what she loves (the world) that inspires her way.

Take a momentito to close your eyes and feel Durga. Feel her radiance and her devotion. See yourself approaching your beloved vision with her unshakable support (give yourself a hot furry four-legged animal to ride!). 

~ What do you see? 

~ Who do you see? 

~ How does it feel?

~ What qualities of being is Durga inviting you to continue to cultivate? 

~ What are tangible boundaries that are ready to be set (within yourself and others)?

~ What relationships support your rising? 

~ What relationships get in the way/negatively impact your rising? 

~What helps you stay rooted into your power? How can you continue to harvest this?

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