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Librería Kolima (Madrid)
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Reconnect with feminine divinity through an expressive chorus of Sacred Feminine voices! Find your soul mission and step into joyous empowerment as a woman! The author joins forces with a sweeping pantheon of divine energies, launching a modern Sacred Feminism to usher in the Aquarian Age of human equality. • Explore the expansive spiritual hearts of women with guidance for relationships, finances, career, and wellness. • Learn the beautiful, balancing functions of the Sacred Masculine and Sacred Feminine in concert. • Discover how the soul wisdom and spiritual calling of women is redefining gender roles, fostering healing and reconciliation, and changing the face of corporate culture. • Hear the boldly singing voices of goddesses, Angels, and Ascended Masters, channeled with love and devotion for the women of our time and in support for the challenges we face. • Lay the foundations for a feminine business model which is inclusive, sustainable, and life-affirming. • Discover and refine female leadership styles while blazing new trails for women. Blending spiritual traditions with the exigencies of modern life, Dr. Elizabeth Eiler engages the goddess energies on tough issues including gun violence, suicide, body image, aging, and animal rights. Combined with new messages of encouragement for creativity, joy, building community, and living in right relationship with the Earth, Singing Woman is a harmonious, empowering volume. A book to help women find the sacred in their own likeness and in their sisters, Singing Woman gives voice to an array of deific feminine beings. Many, like Mawu or Sedna, will be new to readers while others, such as Mother Mary or Kwan Yin, are comfortingly familiar. Exquisite diversity sounds through the pages of Singing Woman, inspiring women of all ages to find their voices and sing to the music in their souls.
