Sarah Jenks

If we tell our group of friends that we're going to go to a ceremony or that we're quitting our job, or we tell our parents that actually I'm not going to walk this path that I thought I was going to, that you also walked, I'm going to take my own path and we can feel like we're going to die, but we're actually just uncomfortable.

If we tell our group of friends that we're going to go to a ceremony or that we're quitting our job, or we tell our parents that actually I'm not going to walk this path that I thought I was going to, that you also walked, I'm going to take my own path and we can feel like we're going to die, but we're actually just uncomfortable.

So the piece that I think is important in what I teach women to do is that instead of judging ourselves based on the people around us, we actually come into ceremony. We learn who our soul is and we get information around the fullest expression of our soul. And we begin to judge ourselves based off of our potential. based off of what it feels like to be in our fullest expression.

So the piece that I think is important in what I teach women to do is that instead of judging ourselves based on the people around us, we actually come into ceremony. We learn who our soul is and we get information around the fullest expression of our soul. And we begin to judge ourselves based off of our potential. based off of what it feels like to be in our fullest expression.

So the piece that I think is important in what I teach women to do is that instead of judging ourselves based on the people around us, we actually come into ceremony. We learn who our soul is and we get information around the fullest expression of our soul. And we begin to judge ourselves based off of our potential. based off of what it feels like to be in our fullest expression.

And we can then see, oh, like I am a very specific puzzle piece on this planet right now. And so how can I be the most me, the most unique puzzle piece? And when we do that, when we're trying to come when we come into our center, into our soul, we then realize that everybody has a role and that there isn't competition.

And we can then see, oh, like I am a very specific puzzle piece on this planet right now. And so how can I be the most me, the most unique puzzle piece? And when we do that, when we're trying to come when we come into our center, into our soul, we then realize that everybody has a role and that there isn't competition.

And we can then see, oh, like I am a very specific puzzle piece on this planet right now. And so how can I be the most me, the most unique puzzle piece? And when we do that, when we're trying to come when we come into our center, into our soul, we then realize that everybody has a role and that there isn't competition.

And then we can create situations where, and groups of friends and communities and family systems where our differences are celebrated instead of having safety be grounded in sameness.

And then we can create situations where, and groups of friends and communities and family systems where our differences are celebrated instead of having safety be grounded in sameness.

And then we can create situations where, and groups of friends and communities and family systems where our differences are celebrated instead of having safety be grounded in sameness.

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Well, we don't have a ton of examples on the planet right now. But the thing that I always like to look to nature to really understand how we can set up society and culture. And the indigenous cultures that are alive and well, like if you go deep into the Amazon, there are matriarchal societies.

Well, we don't have a ton of examples on the planet right now. But the thing that I always like to look to nature to really understand how we can set up society and culture. And the indigenous cultures that are alive and well, like if you go deep into the Amazon, there are matriarchal societies.

Well, we don't have a ton of examples on the planet right now. But the thing that I always like to look to nature to really understand how we can set up society and culture. And the indigenous cultures that are alive and well, like if you go deep into the Amazon, there are matriarchal societies.

And I think it really touches on what you just said, which is when we all tap in to our own authentic power, it is clear what our role is in the community. And just like if you go to a forest, the trees have a role, the mushrooms have a role, the bees have a role, the flowers have a role, the pollen has a role, the bugs have a role. And everyone works together in order to create an ecosystem.

And I think it really touches on what you just said, which is when we all tap in to our own authentic power, it is clear what our role is in the community. And just like if you go to a forest, the trees have a role, the mushrooms have a role, the bees have a role, the flowers have a role, the pollen has a role, the bugs have a role. And everyone works together in order to create an ecosystem.

And I think it really touches on what you just said, which is when we all tap in to our own authentic power, it is clear what our role is in the community. And just like if you go to a forest, the trees have a role, the mushrooms have a role, the bees have a role, the flowers have a role, the pollen has a role, the bugs have a role. And everyone works together in order to create an ecosystem.