divine feminine | MeganHaggett

A snow-covered field with bare trees in the background and a rustic wooden barn, symbolizing stillness and rest in the quiet of winter. Megan Haggett created this image.

Wintering: What Nature Teaches About Rest

Winter teaches us that rest is not laziness. It is the soil where renewal takes root.

Oct 41 min read

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Honoring the Inner Rhythm of Your Divine Cycle

Honoring your inner rhythm is about slowing down and listening to the natural cycles that shape your body, mind, and spirit. By reflecting on these inner tides, you create space for harmony, self-trust, and authentic flow in daily life.

Sep 302 min read

A woman with natural curly hair pulled back, wearing a tan shirt, stands in quiet reflection with her hands pressed together in prayer. The words “Women’s Empowerment Body Mind & Spirit” are written beside her. Megan Haggett created this image.

Simple Ways to Honor the Emotional Tides of Your Cycle

Your menstrual cycle carries an emotional rhythm that deserves care and respect. By honoring these emotional tides with simple, mindful practices, you can turn what once felt heavy into a source of empowerment and inner balance.

Sep 282 min read

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Aparigraha in the Heart

When the heart loosens its hold, love begins to flow with ease and freedom. Aparigraha in the heart invites trust, gratitude, and presence to guide how we live and connect.

Sep 282 min read

A serene woman sits indoors, gently holding a candle as soft sunlight and reflections create a sacred, meditative atmosphere. Text reads: “Living in Celebration.” Megan Haggett created this image.

Celebrating Each Tide of the Menstrual Cycle

Each tide of the menstrual cycle carries its own wisdom, inviting you to slow down, nurture, create, and release in harmony with your body. By celebrating these phases, we honor not only our cycles but also the deeper rhythms of nature and spirit.

Sep 272 min read

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Aparigraha: The Healing Art of Letting Go

When we loosen our grip on what we think we need to hold, life begins to flow with more ease and freedom. Aparigraha, the yogic art of letting go, opens space for healing, presence, and peace in every part of our lives.

Sep 272 min read

The Emotional Landscape of the Cycle

The menstrual cycle shapes not only the body but also the emotional landscape we move through each month. By recognizing these shifts as natural rhythms, we can cultivate greater balance, compassion, and empowerment in daily life.

Sep 262 min read

Text overlay “Emotional Tides of the Cycle” on a serene night ocean scene with a glowing moon reflecting on the water and waves tinted red, symbolizing the emotional rhythms of the menstrual cycle. Megan Haggett created this image.

The Emotional Tides of the Cycle

The emotional tides of the menstrual cycle rise and fall like the ocean under the moon, guiding women through waves of reflection, creativity, sensitivity, and strength. Honoring these shifts allows us to live more in tune with our inner rhythm, transforming emotions into wisdom.

Sep 252 min read

Colored pencil illustration of nourishing foods including rice, carrots, squash, avocado, greens, lentils, seeds, ginger, and herbal tea. Text above reads “Universal Foods for Menstrual Support” with additional text below reading “Women’s Empowerment – Body Mind & Spirit.” Megan Haggett created this image.

Nourishment for Menstrual Health

Nourishment is one of the greatest gifts you can give your body during the menstrual cycle. Gentle foods and warming spices create balance, ease discomfort, and restore vitality with every meal.

Sep 242 min read

Black-and-white image of a woman waist-deep in water holding an ornate oval mirror that reflects her wet face; overlaid yellow headline reads “Ayurveda of the Soul: Ancient Mirrors for Modern Chaos.” Megan Haggett created this image.

Earth and the Weight We Refuse to Carry

To carry ourselves with gravity is a homecoming to soil and soul.

Sep 242 min read

Colored pencil illustration of a sacred red tent adorned with glowing lights, set beneath moon phases and a spiral in the night sky. Feminine goddess figures encircle the tent, symbolizing the divine feminine and sacred cycles.

Sacred Spaces: The Ancient Tradition of Menstrual Retreat

Sacred spaces are sanctuaries where women can retreat, restore, and reconnect with their inner wisdom. Whether simple or elaborate, these spaces honor the rhythms of body, mind, and spirit while celebrating the divine feminine.

Sep 232 min read

Water and the Myth of Infinite Flow

The culture told us to flow endlessly, but rivers run dry and even the moon wanes.

Sep 232 min read

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Menstruation: Your Body’s Monthly Reset

Menstruation is not just a physical process but a sacred time of renewal and release.

Sep 223 min read

Four seasonal panels showing winter pine, spring blossoms, summer green leaves, and autumn yellow foliage. Over the images, bold text reads “Four Phases of the Cycle.” Megan Haggett created this image.

From Winter to Summer: Understanding the Phases of Your Cycle

The menstrual cycle moves like the seasons, shifting from the quiet of winter to the fullness of summer. By embracing each phase as part of nature’s rhythm, you align your life with balance, creativity, and renewal.

Sep 212 min read

The Breath and the Lie

We’ve been sold the lie that half-breaths are enough, that we can survive without really inhaling life. But every deep breath is a homecoming, a rebellion, and a way to fill the temple of the body again.

Sep 212 min read

Hands holding a pink paper uterus decorated with red and pink paper flowers, representing the menstrual cycle and natural flow. Text overlay reads “Our Cycles & Nature’s Rhythms” inside a golden oval on a pink background. Megan Haggett created this image.

Your Cycle is a Rhythm, Not a Problem

Your menstrual cycle is not a problem to fix. It is a rhythm that guides your body, mind, and spirit. By honoring each phase, you can discover deeper balance, creativity, and connection with the wisdom of the feminine.

Sep 202 min read