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During our New Moon calls, we invited our network to share their thoughts about the Wise Woman archetypal energy and the Crone life phase. This is a guest post by Loran Hills (guest posts do not necessarily represent TreeSisters' view on a subject).
In the long ago past, it was believed that women became wise when they no longer shed the lunar "wise blood" but kept it within. The word hag, defined as an ugly old woman, especially a vicious or malicious one, usually brings up feelings of revulsion. Yet, hag originally meant "Holy Woman," queen of the dead, incarnate on earth.
Hag has no male form or counterpart. She is a diviner, a soothsayer, a woman of prophetic and oracular powers. The hedge was once considered the boundary between the "civilized" world and the wild keepers of primal mysteries. The Hag is She Who Straddles the Hedge.
Wild women have been called corrupt, depraved, immoral, sinful, wanton, and wicked. They live in a state of nature, not tamed or domesticated. They are unruly, ungovernable, visionary, savage and ferocious. These labels teach us to fear our power and deny our wisdom.
Clarissa Pinkola Estes says, "A good deal of literature on the subject of women's power states that men are afraid of women's power. I always want to exclaim, "Mother of God! So many women themselves are afraid of women's power." Divine feminine forces are vast and they are formidable.
Do not fear the hag who cackles.
Baba Yaga spoke to me the morning after the last TreeSisters' New Moon call. She lives in a hut in the woods. She tells stories at the hearth. She speaks in mysteries.
Baba Yaga knows the priestesses at Delphi who planted the seeds, watered the plants and harvested the wheat. She bore witness to the fallow fields in Ireland and the battlefields full of blood spilled by men, not the blood of life, the life-giving dark womb mother of us all. She sent a message from our Mother:
We all came from mother, from wet blood and slime and placenta full of nourishment, breasts full of milk spilling over in joyous laughter.
Dry breasts and thin babies. No water. Why? What are you doing to me? When will you stop? The keening, the wail of the banshee, the shrieking wind. We frighten you and you hide your eyes in shame. Bow down before me. Stand up before me. Hold out your hands. Receive my gifts, not of myrrh and frankincense, the gift of life, blood and milk. Fill your cups.
The oracle has spoken with her wizened crooked finger pointing at you. Yes, cringe and cower before my might. I can shake you loose, throw you off. Drown and freeze you. My breasts are drying up. My womb no longer bleeds. The crone will deny you life if you must continue. It's your choice.
The Implacable One isn't speaking sweetly to us. She's warning us to take action, even if they are small steps. On the New Moon call, a TreeSister mentioned she didn't have a website or the resources to plant trees. She is "being now more than doing." Not doing is a form of action as well. Not buying toxic food, not using plastic shopping bags, those are actions too.
Expressing gratitude, listening to the calls, caring for each other, and offering support; these are all actions. Restraint, refraining, reframing, generating lovingkindness towards the planet and its inhabitants, all steps.
The crone stage and the knowledge of the ancient ones has been obliterated by our youth-worshipping culture, yet within us is a connection to the Divine Dark. We need compassionate and loving discussions about aging. We must celebrate the depths of wisdom that come from living a long time.
If we answer the Crone's call, She will guide us through our darkest nights. Claim the wisdom of the Elders, acknowledge their insight, and greet them without fear or aversion. If we do, we will become the Wise, Holy Women we seek to know and understand.
I'm a mature woman, a crone, a hag, a wise woman. I call on my inner strength and courage, even when I feel moments of fear. I step into my cone of power and raise my arms to the moon. I stand with bare feet on the cool, damp earth. I draw down the silvery light to infuse myself with power. I am both the ground and the sky. I am the warp and the weft of the tapestry of my life.
My website, loranhills.com, is dedicated to shifting the paradigm on aging. I have a secret Facebook group, Skin Deepest, for women who want to explore their crone energy. Friend me on FB and ask to be added to the group if you'd like to join or sign up for my newsletter on the website to receive information about upcoming e-courses designed for sublimely brazen aging women.
TreeSisters' envisions elements within our organizational unfolding as a starfish. Each leg of the starfish holds the whole of its DNA. If you cut a leg off, it can survive and grow a new starfish. If you cut a leg off of the starfish it still survives. This is a potent concept we have adapted from The Starfish and the Spider: The Unstoppable Power of Leaderless Organizations as we seek to become a network led organization.
During our previous three New Moon calls, TreeSisters introduced the Starfish Model in the form of three conversations. One conversation is about the power of the Wise Woman archetypal energy and how to bring that wisdom into the core of TreeSisters. The second starfish conversation is how individual women can bring their gifts into TreeSisters as a way of collaboratively achieving our mission.
The third conversation is an inquiry into how the vast array of teachers, facilitator, and coaches within the network can become a co-creative element within our new non-profit business model.
In 2015 we are shifting from being a charity that requests donations to support our mission to being a charity that offers educational on-line courses as a means of both achieving our mission and funding our organization. Our ultimate vision is that our courses will fund our organizational costs, thereby enabling us to channel all of our monthly network donations straight to the trees.
On March 9th we had our first in a series of the Instructor Starfish calls in which we created our container of inquiry around the following question:
In what ways can TreeSisters tap into the brilliance and passion of our network's vast array of facilitators, coaches, and instructors as we co-create a new "educational services for fees" business model?
Clare began the call with a meditation around the educational matrix that TreeSisters has created as a guide to what makes a TreeSisters course unique. There are six major elements that create the TreeSisters course signature and that contribute directly to the emergence of nature-based feminine leadership.
These elements represent the qualities that can be counted on when you sign up for any TS course (whether it is one of our custom courses or a course offered by one of our partners or the network):
- Reconnection
- Themes that grow and strengthen a woman's root connection to Self, Sisterhood, Soul/Spirit, and Nature
- Embodiment
- Body based facilitation where possible to strengthen embodied listening, intuition and creativity – experiential journeys as opposed to talk shops
- Sisterhood
- Consciously seek to build relationship between women and create a shared experience of sisterhood
- Feminine
- Celebrating the feminine principle/feminine emergence and the uniqueness of woman while celebrating the masculine principle and men
- Nature-based
- Consistent focus on self as part of nature and learning through/from nature
- Invoking the New Story
- Has a positive vibration that inspires and builds the energetic field of the New Story
This matrix really hit home for the instructors on the call. We all believe it really highlights what makes TreeSisters unique in the transformative education field. After some meaningful sharing about this matrix, we shifted our dialogue and explored three particular questions that come under our key inquiry:
- In what ways can we create win/win relationships in which TreeSisters hosts courses that make great teachers' work available to our entire network whilst also fundraising directly to cover our organizational costs?
- What would need to be in place so that instructors would be inspired to partner with TreeSisters as a means of actively building and maintaining TreeSisters while promoting their work to a wider network?
- In what ways can TreeSisters support aligned courses and instructors within our network that are not directly part of our official organizational offerings?
This first Instructor Starfish call is only the beginning of catalyzing a network wide dialogue that seeks to bring our entire network into our core vision and to be co-creators with us.
I will be posting the harvesting from our calls, but in the meantime, if you have any thoughts, ideas, or comments about this, please post them here in the blog's comment section and let's begin a digital starfish dialogue together.
(If you would like to be added to the Instructor Starfish mailing list please email firstname.lastname@example.com , subject line: Instructor Starfish, and request that you be added.)
Edveeje is the Director of Operations for TreeSisters. She lives off-grid on ten acres of raw mountain land in the Mother Forest of Southern Appalachia where she is passionate about the power of place and how our relationship to Nature can infuse, inspire, and call forth, not only our souls, but our part in the Great Turning.
Yesterday was the Full Moon; a time to be fully present to what we are creating and manifesting in our lives as well as a time to celebrate all that has been and all that is to come. As I looked at the Full Moon cresting the mountain ridge through barren treetops, I thanked her for all the gifts given over her Winter waxing and waning.
For three months we have waxed and waned with the Winter Moon and opened ourselves to her cosmic gifts. Through the TreeSisters' New Moon Calls and the Wisdom of La Luna blog posts we have grown still and quite as we listened around Her fiery hearth. We have danced to the truer rhythm of our soul's drumming. We have looked deeply at what we long for and created a vision for the unfolding Year of the Soul. We have entrusted Earth with the seeds of our dreams germinating deep in the ground; trusting life to come forth when the time is ripe.
We have learned that rest is a sacred Sabbath always available to us if we can value the Feminine Principle of the life-death-life cycle that swims in our blood. We have honored our unique rhythm of life and sculpted our days and dreams from Winter's clay. We have accessed an older and wiser self who has whispered the secrets our younger selves so long to hear. We have sipped from the Wise Woman archetypal chalice and our wombs have grown warm with its nourishing wisdom.
No matter the weather, Winter has been good to us. The Moon has taught us many things throughout all her cycles, but her most profound gift this Winter was the power of the New Moon and the need for us to rest and envision the life we long to embody and experience. The visioning of the New Moon and the beingness of Winter are twin flames that will light the fire throughout the unfolding year.
Knowing that a new season and a new lunar phrase knock at the cosmic door, this Full Moon I honored Winter and I celebrated the New Moon. The seasons and the phases of the Moon are embedded within every woman's womb and they whisper to us in every stage of our lives. And though Winter's vision and wisdom begin to pass into Spring's germination and growth, we will carry the essence of her throughout the year's unfolding every month when we look at a dark night sky and feel (rather than see) the presence of the New Moon beckoning to us to remember Winter's wisdom.
As you bow to the wisdom of Winter and the archetypal presence of the Wise Woman & Crone, what are the gifts, insights, breakthroughs, visions, and dreams from this season that you want to honor and celebrate during this Full Moon?
Edveeje is the Director of Operations for TreeSisters. She lives off-grid on ten acres of raw mountain land in the Mother Forest of Southern Appalachia where she is passionate about the power of place and how our relationship to Nature can infuse, inspire, and call forth, not only our souls, but our part in the Great Turning.
Moon image by the lovely Ursula Dutkiewicz
By Clare Waldron
I have always loved tree pose since teaching yoga in many schools in central London, it seemed to be the children's favorite pose too. I can't count how many times I have done it, probably thousands. I have always felt a connection with trees and take great inspiration from them with their many varieties.
They show us how to stay rooted, strong and flexible, whilst reaching for the skies. Trees are so important as a habitat for all sorts of creatures, for peoples livelihoods, to help clean the air and preventing precious top soil being washed away. I could go on and probably you can think of many reasons too why trees are so important to us, to our health and the health of our planet.
This is why I have recently launched a campaign called Tree Pose for Trees to raise money and awareness in a healthy fun way for two reforestation charities; Treesisters and Trees For Life. Now is the time to find ways to re-balance our relationship with the Earth and what better way to do it then by supporting wonderful charities that have the infrastructure in place and are already making huge headway in their reforesting projects.
So let's all get involved one way or another (a big thank you if you have already!)…by sharing and forwarding this post to friends, family and colleagues, donating on the virgin charity link TreePoseForTrees, or getting involved on social media by taking a picture of yourself or others in tree pose and posting with the following text:
Here's my Tree Pose for Trees in support of TreeSisters
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- Kick off your shoes and take a picture of you in tree pose – the more creative the better!
2. Share your tree pose with the world on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram using the hashtag #treeposefortrees
3. Donate £2-£10 to the charities via uk.virginmoneygiving.com/TreePoseForTrees
- Nominate 5 friends. Your money will be split equally between both charities to help reforest the planet. Please copy and paste this text when you share your tree pose, have fun!
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Clare Waldron
Clare is a London based yoga teacher and ayurvedic massage therapist. She has been teaching yoga to adults and children for 6 years. She holds monthly women's yoga workshops in Bermondsey and a yearly retreat to Turkey. She has trained with many wonderful yoga teachers, most recently she completed the women's yoga therapy training with Uma-Dinsmore Tuli. Clare has a BSC in Environmental Science and likes to support earth-friendly projects. In her spare time she likes writing for her blog, walking her wolf-dog called Xochi and spending time in nature, cooking yummy vegan food, listening to music, dancing, reading and spending time with loved ones.
We have declared this week at TreeSisters to be "Wise Woman Week" in which we are actively inviting the crone archetypal energy to our organizational hearth. One of the greatest things we are learning is that we must not rush Winter. She still has deep visioning work to do.
This New Moon was the last one of Winter and is a catalytic time when we are suspended between the waning energies of Winter and the waxing energies of Spring. It is a pivotal time and in our New Moon Call we explored how we can maximize the energy of this next lunar cycle by accessing the Wise Woman/Crone archetypal energy.
Though we are tempted to shake off the cloak of Winter and embrace the coming Spring, the next three weeks is a time in which the most important thing we can do is truly listen to our intuitive selves and the wisdom gained in the winter months. This kind of deep listening occurs in the silence and stillness of a woman's winter cave.
This transitional time is critical for the ripening that is happening within our creative wombs. The Wise Woman archetype whispers the wisdom of being fully in the moment we are in: Winter.
In honour of this liminal space, I wrote the following poem with a couple of inquiries afterwards meant to stir our imagination about what the Wise Woman archetypal energy may be whispering to us in this transitional time:
Earth Stirs, But the Moon Whispers
The days lengthen
coldness still reigns
though brave buds
summon Spring
and the soul reaches toward the sunlight.
Earth stirs
but the Moon whispers:
"Don't give in so soon.
Don't trade Winter's wisdom
before it ripens in you."
Stand still.
Be Winter;
like the solitary snow flake
bedazzled by your authenticity.
Stand still
at Winter's gateway of initiation and healing
as you reclaim
the Inner Crone
in all her radiance and glory.
Yes, the Wise Woman in you
asks to be invited
into the center of your fire
where she can lead you
by the hand
into the light of what is yet to come
if only you have the wisdom
to wait a bit longer
than you think you should;
Confident in the middle of your dark knowing
as Spring unfolds.
Reclaim what has been forgotten.
Carry the seeds of your dreams
awhile longer in the womb center of your being.
Let Winter incubate
your wild if onlys
in the tender embrace
of these cold days that remain.
The Crone beckons you to rest
if you are to heal and to rebirth
the self you were
so many eons ago
when you were forest and moonlight.
- Imagine yourself at eighty-five years old. Look deeply into your own eyes. What is the message your wizened self has for your younger self? Listen with your intuitive ear and write down or sketch what you hear.
- If your Crone Self were to write a letter to you what would it say? What advice would she give you?
- In what ways can you invite the inner Crone and Wise Woman to your winter hearth over the next four weeks?
May the Wise Woman and Crone join you in your Winter cave as you listen deeply to the wisdom that wants to become manifest in you.
Edveeje is the Director of Operations for TreeSisters. She lives off-grid on ten acres of raw mountain land in the Mother Forest of Southern Appalachia where she is passionate about the power of place and how our relationship to Nature can infuse, inspire, and call forth, not only our souls, but our part in the Great Turning.
February's New Moon is the last one of Winter. It whispers important things in the cold darkness and we must listen closely through the frozen ground to the Crone Wisdom she longs to impart. The New Moon and Crone Wisdom are inseparable; twin flames that rise up through every woman's soul and that light our path through Winter's ever deepening darkness.
This New Moon is the last one of Winter and is a catalytic moment when we are suspended between the waning energies of Winter and the waxing energies of Spring. It is a pivotal time in which we can yet summon Winter to continue its visionary work in us while also turning our face toward the increasing energy and new growth of the Spring to come.
I truly believe the quality our entire year is a result of how well we have lived Winter and embodied the New Moons within her. Winter offers an energetic gift and asks us to envision the year of the soul that we long to embody in the new unfolding year. The deeper we allow ourselves to envision the life we long to create – one season at a time – the more potent is it's unfolding.
The Crone has lived through decades of Winters and danced under hundreds of New Moons and has entered a phase of her life in which her vision and understanding have grown potent with knowing born of experience. She has learned how to be Winter and to sit gracefully in the midst of her own darkness and listen to the still small whisper of soul. She now embodies the wisdom of the New Moon without effort or intention.
I have a deck of cards called Wisdom of the Crone (www.wisewomenink.com). One of the cards in the crone deck is entitled Winter and it says, during Winter "time is suspended. The Earth appears to be fallow, yet deep down in the rich frozen ground, seeds slumber. This is a time for rest and contemplation, a time to examine our shadow sides and ask where are our weaknesses? How can we further our growth? As you endure the long night of winter, appreciate the stark beauty and warmth of the fire. Trust that the sun will come."
The wisdom of the Crone and the New Moon are interlinked. Both invite us to contemplate, to rest, to examine our lives and to befriend our darkness; knowing one day we will be the Wise Women others come to in search of the path to walk. The more fully we can live and be Winter and embody the vision of the New Moon each month, the richer is the wine that fills the chalice of our Cronehood.
Edveeje is the Director of Operations for TreeSisters. She lives off-grid on ten acres of raw mountain land in the Mother Forest of Southern Appalachia where she is passionate about the power of place and how our relationship to Nature can infuse, inspire, and call forth, not only our souls, but our part in the Great Turning.
By Nicole Schwab
Today, in my third and last post of this series on Treesisters' Reforestation Strategy, I want to say a few words about our geographic focus.
Our starting point, once again, was Clare's initial mission statement, namely that Treesisters aims to "reforest the tropics". But, what do we mean by "the tropics"? Are we referring strictly to the geographic area lying on either side of the Equator, between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn? Are we referring to "tropical forests", as ecosystems characterized by high average temperatures and significant rainfall?
And more importantly, why are we focusing on the tropics in the first place? Shouldn't we broaden our geographic reach to cover the entire planet?
To answer these questions, we went back to our strategic focus, which entails funding: (1) afforestation and re-greening to control soil erosion, restore and maintain watersheds, and restore top soil, and (2), the protection of intact forest landscapes.
First, with respect to afforestation and re-greening, we decided to prioritize:
- countries experiencing important land degradation and desertification issues;
- countries covering the world's 3 major water basins, which experience important water quantity and quality issues, further exacerbated by climate change (the Niger basin, the Nile basin and the Ganges basin),
- countries with important soil degradation issues (soil hardening and erosion), and high rates of poverty, and
- countries that are the lowest performers on IUCN's gender and environment index.
Using a variety of relevant data sources, these criteria led us to identify as a priority the countries highlighted in yellow and red in the map below.
Second, when it comes to Intact Forest Landscapes, the obvious question is, where are they?
Intact Forest Landscapes cover less than 10% of the Earth's total land area and consist of humid tropical forests, and boreal forests in the Northern and Southern latitudes. They exist in 66 countries, with two-thirds of these forests concentrated in just 3 countries: Brazil, Russia and Canada.
Using satellite-imaging data from a variety of sources, we decided to look at which of these forested regions suffered from the highest rates of deforestation, and which presented the highest potential for landscape restoration in their immediate vicinity.
This analysis led us to identify a second set of priority countries, highlighted in dark and light green on the map.
Interestingly, as you can see on the map, the analysis suggests that indeed, our geographic focus should be on the tropics – broadly defined. This makes sense, not only as a methodological conclusion arising from our criteria, but also because:
- Tropical forests are more efficient in cooling the Earth (as a result of their higher rates of evapotranspiration and carbon removal).
- 16 biodiversity hotpots out of 25 are located in the tropics, and most of them are forested hotpots.
- Most countries in the tropics have scarce conservation resources – and their natural resources are under threat.
In summary, the above map and the reforestation criteria we presented will be our guiding framework for the identification and selection of projects to receive funding from the Treesisters network.
Treesisters' reforestation strategy may seem massively ambitious, especially given we have only just started funding our first trees. Yet we felt we needed to clarify our broader vision, and share with you what we are working towards. In doing so, we are laying out the container that can hold our collective dreams and energy.
We know we can't do this alone. We are walking this path together, with each one of you, and with all the other amazing organisations working around the world towards the same goal.
Selected Data Sources:
Mapping the World's Intact Forest Landscapes by Remote Sensing. Potapov P., et al. Ecology and Society, 13. 2008.
FAO's Global Forest Resources Assessment 2005
Peter Potapov, Lars Laestadius, and Susan Minnemeyer. Global Map of Forest Landscape Restoration Opportunities. World Resources Institute: Washington, DC. 2008.
IUCN's Gender and Environment Index.
Biodiversity Hotspots for Conservation Priorities, N. Myers et al. Nature 403, 853-858, 24 February 2000.
Nicole is an author and social entrepreneur, co-founder of the Forum of Young Global Leaders, and of EDGE Certified – a global scheme certifying organizations for closing the gender gap in the workplace. Her book, The Heart of the Labyrinth, gives voice to her engagement on behalf of a world that values and honors the sacred feminine and is rooted in our connection to the Earth as a living being.
By Nicole Schwab
In my previous post, I shared how, in a nutshell, Treesisters aims to fund projects that increase the number of trees or protect intact forests, and simultaneously improve community livelihoods and nurture women's participation and empowerment. I also highlighted why we want to give particular emphasis to tree-planting initiatives that focus on controlling soil erosion, restoring and maintaining watersheds, and restoring top soil.
The good news is that there are many initiatives working to achieve these goals around the world. In this post, I want to focus a bit more on the "how" aspect of reforestation, by giving a few examples, and hopefully making our approach more tangible.
Project Green Hands (PGH), Treesisters' first beneficiary project, is a great example of large-scale reforestation and re-greening in an area suffering from advancing desertification. While PGH has several tree-planting initiatives to increase the green cover of Tamil Nadu in India, we decided to support agro-forestry because of its comprehensive impact on the communities involved.
Under this initiative, farmers are accompanied in the planting and nurturing of tree saplings, which provide direct economic and ecological benefits. Not only do the planted trees add to farmers' income (timber, fruit, fodder and fuel), but the presence of trees in farmlands reduces soil erosion, increases soil fertility and water retention. This is of critical importance at a time of increasing climate uncertainty. Ultimately, this leads to greater yields in the farmers' main crops.
Another example is the Green Belt Movement, (GBM) initiated by the incredibly inspirational Wangari Maathai. She summarized it all very clearly when she said, "If you destroy the forest, then the river will stop flowing, the rains will become irregular, the crops will fail and you will die of hunger and starvation." The GBM places particular emphasis on planting trees in degraded watersheds to provide water, fertile soils, and healthy ecosystems – all the while empowering women as care-takers of the forest.
When it comes to the protection of intact forest landscapes – the second leg of our strategy, which does not involve tree-planting as such – a distinct approach is needed. The Pachamama Alliance and its sister organisation Fundación Pachamama in Ecuador, are a prime example. By engaging in policy and advocacy activities, they focus on raising awareness and garnering international support to prevent deforestation of the Amazon, create and enforce strict protected areas, and give land access and rights to indigenous people and local communities.
Another option for preserving intact forests involves the sustainable management of surrounding areas and the creation of buffer zones and corridors. By restoring degraded adjacent forests and managing them in such a way as to positively impact the livelihoods of communities living nearby, they can become forest stakeholders and have reduced incentives for further encroaching.
The Khasi Hills restoration project in East India is such an example, whereby natural regeneration methods are used to replant lands surrounding untouched forests, thereby restoring and protecting forest wildlife corridors connecting sacred forests.
In short, we want to support the amazing initiatives of countless women and men who are tirelessly seeking to give back to the Earth, be it through emergency planting actions, re-greening of drylands, conservation projects or landscape restoration in the vicinity of Intact Forest Landscapes.
In my next and final post on Treesisters' reforestation strategy I will say a few words about our geographic focus, and what we mean by reforesting "the tropics".
Nicole is an author and social entrepreneur, co-founder of the Forum of Young Global Leaders, and of EDGE Certified – a global scheme certifying organizations for closing the gender gap in the workplace. Her book, The Heart of the Labyrinth, gives voice to her engagement on behalf of a world that values and honors the sacred feminine and is rooted in our connection to the Earth as a living being.
Tropical Forest image from University of Arizona
This photo was taken by the Apollo 8 crew in 1968 and was the first time we actually saw the Earth as it appears from deep space. This picture of an "Earthrise" was taken over the lunar horizon and when I first saw this image my cosmological perception shifted yet once again. Humans are so Earth-centric that it never occurred to me that from the Moon's vantage point, it is the Earth that "rises and sets."
In our continual quest to deepen our understanding and application of living systems within the organization, I keep asking myself, "What is it to be a woman in the 21st century, on the living planet Earth, in the Universe as we now understand it?"
Following the Wisdom of La Luna is one of the ways I am exploring that question. Several months ago we decided to apply the wisdom of the lunar cycle by using the four Moon phases as our four main creative phases at TreeSisters.
Each week of the lunar month has a particular theme that naturally reflects an important aspect of the creative process that we use as the guiding framework for our weekly core team meetings:
The week of the New Moon is dedicated to invoking possibility, setting our monthly intentions, making new resolutions, and identifying new projects or aspects of on-going projects that require our focus for that month. It is a visionary week.
The week of the Waxing Moon is dedicated to focusing on the growth and development of our monthly projects and goals. We also look at what is organically emerging to identify things that we might want to focus on but that were not part of our original seeding at the New Moon. It is a week of growth.
The week of the Full Moon we put all our efforts toward the full manifestation of our monthly projects and look at our outcomes through a celebratory lens. It is a week of manifestation.
The week of the Waxing Moon we assess how well we did, reflect on what we'd like to change, make any important course corrections, and let go of whatever might not be working.
Each week at our core team meeting we use this lunar rhythm to shape our meeting and guide our choices for the upcoming week. The more we practice this, the more I am seeing important subtleties within this creative lunar cycle I had not previously fully appreciated.
This week as the Moon waxes toward full we are typically focused on the growth and development of our current projects and initiatives, however this week I began to notice some interesting things that seemed to come out of nowhere. Because they took the form of subtle suggestions or creative flashes not fully formed, I could have easily overlooked their significance. However this week during the waxing moon I was really paying attention to the power of emergence.
"Emergence is a noun that goes back to the Latin root emergere, meaning "bring to light," and it came into English in the 17th century. Just as something comes to light or shows up where there was darkness or nothing before, an emergence happens." (source: vocabluarly.com/emergence)
At the New Moon all is dark and as we look up at the night sky we even sometimes say, "There is no Moon tonight." Yet, in reality, we know that even if we do not see the Moon it is still present. We "don't see it" because it lies in the same part of the sky as the Sun and its illuminated face is away from Earth. But we trust it is there and will emerge again.
Day by day the Waxing Moon reflects more and more light as it rotates around the Earth. When it is in its full phase it lies on the opposite side from the Sun and its illuminated side faces the nighttime hemisphere of the Earth. During the waxing phase we say the Moon is emerging again and yet, in reality, it has been there all along.
The illumination of what was there all along, but previously unseen or unrecognized, is not only part of the lunar cycle. It is an essential and magical part of the creative process. This part of the creative cycle is called emergence.
Emergence is how living systems change and is grounded in the belief there are things not consciously known or planned that want to come into being. They do not require our effort, manipulation, or permission. Though we do not perceive them, they already exist – like an Earthrise and the New Moon. Under the right conditions they begin to come topside with a life all their own. Our role is to pay attention – especially during the Waxing Moon – to what wants to come alive and to nourish it.
The Wisdom of La Luna tells us that there is more to our creative lives than what we invoke and plan; more than what we can envision. There are invisible seeds we didn't know about that are germinating below the soil; reaching for the sunlight of our attention. May those things be brought to the light and emerge in gorgeous and unexpected ways during this Waxing Moon.
Image of Earthrise found on Nasa's Solar System Exploration.
Edveeje is the Director of Operations for TreeSisters. She lives off-grid on ten acres of raw mountain land in the Mother Forest of Southern Appalachia where she is passionate about the power of place and how our relationship to Nature can infuse, inspire, and call forth, not only our souls, but our part in the Great Turning.


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Workington Reds will not take FA Trophy rivals Ossett Town lightly, insisted boss Darren Edmondson.
The 41-year-old has done his homework on the Yorkshire minnows, who ply their trade two league below Workington in the Evo-Stik First Division.
Aware of the dangers they could pose when the sides meet at Stade France on Saturday, Edmondson said a first team would be sent to ensure victory.
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Ossett average just 77 fans at home, and with the gate money split, Workington will not make any money unless they win. There is £4,000 on offer to the winners.
In 2010, Edmondson guided Workington to the quarter-final, beating Rushden & Diamonds, and AFC Wimbledon, but cruelly lost 2-1 to Football League-bound Stevenage.
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Hannah, Emma, and Leonie are three women at a critical turning point in their lives. When they meet on an Egyptian holiday, they find themselves changing in completely unexpected ways.
Hannah is young and beautiful and longs to be free of the heartbreak she still feels from a failed relationship. Her goal is to build a life she can be proud of, which includes a high-powered career without a man supporting her. But the temptation of love may prove too strong.
Emma has been married to the love of her life for two years. Happy with each other, Emma longs to complete her family with a child. Overwhelmed by her demanding parents and depressed over her inability to her conceive, Emma feels she has no one to turn to.
Leonie is a strong, big-hearted divorcee and the mother of three teenagers. Between her ex-husband's new wife, her children's problems, and her own intense desire to find true love, Leonie must overcome her insecurities and find the courage to go out and make her life what she wants it to be.
Meeting once a month despite the distance between them, Hannah, Emma, and Leonie become the best of friends. They discover that their lives may take unexpected turns but their friendship, stronger than any other bond, can help each of them find the happiness she so longs for.
Cathy Kelly is a bestselling author in the U.K. and her native Ireland. A former journalist, she's now a full time writer. Someone Like You is her eagerly awaited U.S. debut. Cathy lives in County Wicklow, Ireland, where she is writing her next novel.
Hannah is an American woman living in Ireland. Why was it important to have an American in the mix? Do you see her as ultimately different than Leonie and Emma?
Ireland is a multi-cultural society and over the past ten years, there's been a huge increase in the number of people from all over the world living there. So many of my friends come from the four corners of the globe, including America, and it seemed like a good idea to include a character who wasn't Irish. Also like a lot of Irish people, I've a huge affinity with America. Hannah is only different from Leonie and Emma in that she's a different individual: her origin doesn't make any difference. She has the same hopes and ideals, she's a lovely, kind, funny woman who wants a good life and happiness. That dream is universal.
Who are your favorite writers? What kinds of books and authors inspire you to write?
I adore Jane Austen, Anita Shreve, Maeve Binchy. To be honest, I could be here all day telling you about writers. I never stop reading, which is why I don't spend enough time vacuuming! I'm writing this in my study which is covered in books (a lot of the floor, to be honest!) I love autobiographies and find books about China fascinating. I try and read historical/factual books to educate myself. I obviously didn't pay enough attention in history in school!
Which of the three women in Someone Like You do you relate to the most? Or are they an amalgam of different aspects of your own personality?
People do assume that you create characters by taking different aspects of yourself and mixing it all up, but you don't. I really make up characters. My novels are character-driven rather than plot-driven, so the hard part in the beginning is creating these very different women and giving them their voices. When it comes to which woman I related to most, I honestly related to them all in different ways.
As a columnist, what were the major challenges facing you when you sat down to write fiction? Did your columns inspire your fiction?
When I was a columnist, I worked for a tabloid paper which meant you had very limited space. When I started writing novels, I had to learn to write lots. On the days when I went into the newspaper office, the subeditors (who lay out newspaper pages) used to go mad because my articles were too long! I worked as the paper's agony aunt for five years but I never used a letter as the basis for a book. This would have been wrong, a betrayal of the people who wrote to me. It did show me that the world is a strange and often sad place, and that truth is genuinely stranger than fiction.
Have you considered a sequel to Someone Like You? Or do you see the end of this novel as the "happily ever after" that the three characters are seeking?
I've never written a sequel and I don't see myself writing a sequel to Someone Like You. Although to paraphrase James Bond 'never say never.' And I do see this as happy ever after. Is that schmaltzy? I am a romantic at heart!
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A: Sometimes it's easier to talk to strangers, isn't it? When you've got something that's chipping away at your soul and you desperately want to discuss it, it's easier to tell people who've never met you before because they have no preconceptions about you or how you're supposed to behave. Emma can't tell her parents how she feels, and her sister, Kirsten, is so self-obsessed that there's no point telling her, either. Emma longs to tell Pete her fears but there's this great terror inside her that if she talks about the notion of infertility, it will be true: she will be infertile. Talking about it will have made it true. By keeping it a secret, she's allowing herself not to face the reality of her situation. Hannah and Leonie come into her life at a time when she really needs good friends who don't judge but really support her. If Emma had a better relationship with her mother or her sister, perhaps they'd fill this role of being a good friend in her life.
A: Leonie's the sort of utter romantic who cries buckets every time she sees Gone With The Wind and who believes that the perfect soulmate is out there for everyone: she'd love to imagine that her soulmate is a cross between Mel Gibson and George Clooney! When her marriage slowly deteriorated so that the bond between her and Ray was almost that of brother and sister, she took the brave step of saying 'No, I want more from life' and split with Ray. They married young, when they were still growing and learning. Sadly, when they finally grew up, they realised they had changed too much to be the perfect match. Leonie sometimes feels brave for having divorced Ray, and other times, she feels scared that she'll never find true love, which is all the more awful because Ray has found love—and she thought he'd be the one who'd be depressed and hopeless without her. What motivates her to seek a man to love is her children growing up. She's devoted her life to them but she sees them slowly, inexorably moving away from her and she realizes that she has to find some 'me-time'. She's also shocked by Ray's re-marriage. If he can do it, she reasons, so can she.
A: Leonie is the mother in the family, that's for sure. She comforts and takes care of the others. While Hannah and Emma are a bit like sisters: they love each other but they can squabble. Yet they care deeply about each other and they're not judgmental. I know, I've used that word again but I think a big difference between the women's mini-family and their real families (Emma and Hannah's families) is the fact that the women utterly support each other no matter what. Emma's family have very rigid ideas about how she should behave. That means that they probably don't know how to spell the words unconditional support! Hannah's family are different in that her mother is a strong person, but due to the problems when she was growing up, Hannah has deliberately distanced herself from them. The three women create a support system for each other, which is so important.
A: Emma is like two separate people, in some ways. At work, she's clever and efficient. At home with her parents, she's still the child they don't quite approve of. Kirsten, her sister, is the much-adored child who can do no wrong.
Thanks to a combination of her new friends, facing up to the fact that she might never have a baby of her own, and a little bit of therapy, Emma finds herself. She learns how to be an adult when she's with her parents. For so long, they've had power over her but she reclaims that back. I love the fact that she finds the courage that's been buried in her for so long.
A: Felix is this gloriously handsome charmer, the sort of man Hannah has spent her life avoiding. She doesn't want to trust men because she thinks they let you down. After Harry hurt her so badly, she is determined not to get involved with another man again. But that was an intellectual rather than an emotional decision—when she meets Felix, all intelligent thought flies out the window and she starts thinking emotionally. And Felix overwhelms her. He is like a movie star man come to life and she can never quite believe he's with her. Sadly, he's the wrong sort of man for Hannah because he doesn't understand that Hannah needs to feel safe, cherished and protected. That doesn't mean she's a wimp who faints at the sight of a vicious dog. She's a strong woman but she needs a strong, good man as her partner. Felix just doesn't measure up.
A: Leonie's a wonderfully kind and gentle woman who hides her insecurities behind lots of lipgloss and mascara. Behind her strong exterior, there beats a very gentle, vulnerable heart. I think she's always felt that she has to keep this facade up but when she goes to the beauty salon, and sees that she doesn't need to hide behind cosmetics anymore, it's a rebirth for her. She can enjoy being herself, there's no need to hide anymore. I think that many of us women hide behind facades: we try to be what we think others want. Leonie finally finds out that what she really is, is OK, and that she can be herself.
A: To Emma's parents, she's still a child. They scold her and try to control her in some ways. For example, her father will never let her forget the fact that he loaned her money for a deposit on a house. Even though Emma and Pete are paying the money back, her father likes to tell people about it. He's very domineering and demands control but Emma is too scared to stand up to him. Her mother's illness changes all that because when her father refuses to be realistic about the illness, Emma can see that she has to be strong—for her mother's sake. That highlights her father's intrinsic weakness. Once she's stood up to him, it's like breaking free from prison. Emma has freed herself and has a powerful sense of achievement for having done so. It's only when she's confronted her father that she can face up to discussing her need for a baby and her fears that she might be infertile.
A: Roots are incredibly important in life because they help us understand ourselves, what we are and where we came from. Hannah has been running away from her roots because she thought that was the way to make a new life and never have to see her father again or deal with how his drinking affected her childhood. It's when she comes home for Christmas that she can make sense of it all. Her father's not a monster: he's just a weak person who could never deal with his alcohol addiction. Her mother's not a fool for staying with him: she loved him and she has chosen that as her life. Hannah manages to make peace with her father, and, peace with her childhood. She's not blaming anyone for anything, she's accepting what happened and trying to understand it. Then, she can move on into her future.
A: Life is full of irony and it's ironic that Hannah, who doesn't have the slightest interest in children, becomes pregnant. But far from not wanting the baby, she discovers a powerful maternal instinct and she adores her baby. She wants to make sure that Claudia has everything in life. Hannah doesn't want Claudia to have a hopeless father, though, which is why she has the strength to walk away from Felix. She doesn't want to bring her beloved daughter with a weak man, a man like her father.
A: Leonie's terrified that her own mixed up problems with her body image could have somehow caused Abby's eating disorder. So she feels horrendous guilt, but she's also aware that she has to tread carefully. Rushing in and confronting Abby could be the worse thing to do. Leonie needs to understand a bit more about Abby's problem, which I think is wise. When I worked as a newspaper agony aunt, I dealt with a lot of eating disorder situations, from both sides. Experts told me that it's important not to rush in and desperately try and 'fix' the person quickly. Eating disorders are very complex and aren't a simple matter of somebody who won't eat or who is using laxatives. It's a more deeply-rooted problem, it's a life problem really. Leonie feels as if she's failed Abby and because of that, lets her go to visit her father when she really wants Abby to stay with her. She feels like a bad mother, which Ray reinforces by yelling that she couldn't have been watching their kids properly if this could have happened. Fliss helped Abby because she supported her but didn't try to be her mom. And ultimately Leonie helped Abby because her daughter realised that she had the same strength of character as Leonie and could come through this.
A: David's her rock, a solid, kind man who will think of her first. She's infatuated with Felix by the time she realizes that David likes her, she's dating Felix. Because Hannah's a very all-or-nothing kind of person, she can't let herself imagine being with David when she's still going out with Felix, so she blocks David out of her mind. And when it's over with Felix, she feels far too bruised by the split to ever imagine a man will look twice at her again, especially David. I think she's going to be utterly happy with David because he's a very special man and he's much more than a handsome face, like Felix. David is a real person, not a matinee idol who is selfish to the core.
A: Leonie has this vision of love that comes like a flash of lightning. That's why she can't see love creeping up on her via Doug. She is such an old romantic that she thinks she'll meet this wonderful guy and KAPOW, it'll be love. It takes her a while to understand that love has been under her nose all along and that love can develop from a real friendship. Also, Leonie doesn't have a very high self-image, so she can't imagine that someone like Doug would find her attractive. Her only failing is her lack of belief in herself. The men she meets on her blind dates are all nice men but Leonie is trying too hard to find love with them.
A: She's deeply sad that her mother is slowly being lost to her because of her illness, but she's overjoyed at the thought of this new life inside her. Real life is like that, isn't it? In the midst of the worst pain, there can be hope for the future.
A: The three women meet at a point in their lives when they really need friends. Hannah and Emma particularly, haven't had many really good women friends, which is why their friendship evolves to such a deep one during the story. Emma and Hannah, with their sisterly relationship, go through a difficult time when Hannah becomes pregnant and changes into an earth mother, something Emma finds hard to deal with. But their friendship runs too deep to falter despite this rift. True friends can cope with such problems. The knowledge that they are genuinely there for each other is what brings them together by the end.
A: When you write a novel, it's impossible to say which character you related to most. I wish I was as tough as Hannah and as good a cook as Leonie! Seriously, I related to them all because I couldn't write about them and not relate to them. I admired all of their strength and the way they faced up to tough things in life. When it comes to how they'd have handled things better, if I was Hannah, I would never have gone off with Felix! I would have figured that guy out sooner! I hope! Women friends are incredibly important to me, so the theme I wanted to get across within their story, was that your women friends can be an alternative family. Families are amazing, but friends can make your life even fuller. The ideal mix is great family and great friends.
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When I first picked up this book I don't know what I actually expected. By the fourth chapter I couldn't put it down. It really paints a picture of what 'TRUE FRIENDSHIP' is all about. I would love to see Ms. Kelly write a second book about how these three women evolved in their lives. GREAT JOB! Girls Rule.
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I found this book very easy to read and relate to. I found something with each character that I was familiar with. The only issue I had was the unrevealing setting. The author relies on speech mannerisms to tell you the setting instead of just telling you. Also some minor errors in facts but otherwise enjoyable if you don't get hung up on mistakes like 'My dog is half labrador, half retriever.' Aren't Labrador's always retrievers?
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This book was incredible. The bond between friends really shines out throughout the book. An excellent read!!!
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