Session 1 (30 min) + Session 2 (90 min) · Mythology, Kundalini, Vinyasa & Journaling

From the flow, we move into fire: Manipura with the Wild Woman Archetype.

✓ 30-min Session 1 — Journaling & Meditation & Kundalini
✓ 90-min Session 2 — Mythology, Kundalini, Vinyasa & Journaling
✓ Lifetime access — revisit anytime, at your own pace
✓ Part 3 of 7 — The Inner Sanctum journey

The Wild Woman is the untamed, instinctual self that lives beneath the roles we play. Jungian analyst and storyteller Clarissa Pinkola Estés gave her a name in Women Who Run With the Wolves, drawing on tales from many cultures: La Loba, the old bone-gatherer who sings dead wolves back to life; Baba Yaga, the fierce and wise woman of the forest; Artemis, the Greek goddess of the wild hunt; and Kali, the Hindu goddess of fierce transformation. Where the Maiden begins and the Mother nourishes, the Wild Woman remembers. She trusts her instincts, sets boundaries, speaks her truth, and refuses to be tamed. Her shadow is just as real: rage without direction, isolation, and a wildness that turns against herself when it has been caged for too long.