Her journey from culture to nature is phenomenal. Culture domesticated her body, controlled her mind, sold her a concept of 'goodness'. Sometimes she tried too hard, becoming 'too good'. Sometimes she rebelled. Either way, the context was always the script created for her.
She's discovering her wildness as she walks through the wounds and brokenness of her tamed self. She's treading in the world of her natural, organic self. She's unlearning thousands of years of indoctrination. Her's is a courageous civil disobedience movement against the oppression of the establishment.
Her sacred inner ecology is no longer a neat, monotonous rows of trees that someone planted for timber. With her re-wilding has sprung up a great mysterious forest. She's a ripe eco system that self-sustains, is rich in diversity and has moist loam.
Within the sacred chaos, she is recognising patterns, syncing with the cycles and breathing with the rhythms of nature. It equips her to recognise and join the interconnected dots of life, and make inspired choices from her fearless open heart. It's taking her into a deeper fit with the world.
She's broken her brokenness. Her wildness is also a great stilling.
~Joyous Woman with Sukhvinder Sircar
