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2. 6 Ways You Might Have Been Defeminized

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It’s so easy to forget that women are the creators of the earth.

In her latest podcast, Lisa explores how our culture pushes women to embrace a more masculine way of living, prioritizing logic over intuition. She shares six thought-provoking ways women can “re-feminize” and encourages you to reclaim the unique, magical qualities that make you truly special.

Create the life you truly desire by reconnecting with your inner knowing.  Listen in!

 

Topics discussed in this episode:

  • defeminization
  • authenticity
  • feminine spirituality
  • shakti
  • feminine power
  • fill my soul
  • getting back to nature
  • numbing behaviors
  • ayurveda
  • menopause
  • intuition
  • wisdom of the body

 

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Website: lisamarierankin.com

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