by Leora Leboff | 9:35 am | Baby Loss, self-care, Wellbeing
The threshold Of motherhood Is crossed. Our being Shifts, From the moment We share space With another. Yet who will also mother us? When they stay, We are joyous. If it’s not their Time to stay, We grieve and we grieve. And we’re grateful they...
by Leora Leboff | 2:11 pm | Chronic Health Conditions, menopause, Menstural Cycle Awareness, self-care, Wellbeing
“You’re not eating the right foods You’re not exercising the right way You don’t practice enough gratitude You’re not spiritual enough You’re not evolved enough You’re not meditating enough There aren’t enough positive thoughts in your day You’re not...
by Leora Leboff | 5:09 pm | menopause, Menstruality, Perimenopause, self-care
A year ago today, I consciously took a step off a path. Not a metaphorical path, but a real-life path, in a small field, in a town called Petworth in West Sussex. I remember clearly making the choice, choosing to place my left foot on the grass next to the path. In...
by Leora Leboff | 12:11 am | Alexandra Pope, Ceremony, Inner seasons, Menstruality, Menstural Cycle Awareness, Red School, self-care, Wellbeing
Ooh, so far, this has been a defining year. Once I was accepted on to Alexandra Pope’s Women’s Quest Apprenticeship, it was clear that, life would never quite be the same. The training, (although seriously, “training”...
by Leora Leboff | 11:16 pm | Alexandra Pope, Fertility Massage, Inner seasons, Menstruality, Menstural Cycle Awareness, Red School, self-care, Wellbeing, womb massage
A Bloody Good Reason To Fall For Your Monthly Cycle By Leora Leboff, May 8 2015 11:16PM What’s all the fuss about? Yes, us women have periods! Live with it! Lets face it, it’s all totally inconvenient; having to make sure we’re carrying enough...
by Leora Leboff | 2:01 pm | Alexandra Pope, Inner seasons, Menstruality, Menstural Cycle Awareness, Red School, self-care, Wellbeing
What if you were able to gain access to a source of power, of creativity, of action; a place where your voice will be heard, usually taking different guises – sometimes with enthusiasm, sometimes with sheer glee, sometimes with uncompromising honesty, sometimes...
