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3 Tips for Healing Feminine Wounding

The term “feminine wound” refers to the collective pain, conditioning, and suppression that women have endured throughout history most often at the hands of toxic patriarchy, often leading to a disconnection from authentic self and inherent power.

Here are 3 easy tips on how you can heal your own feminine wounding!

🌙 Honor Your Body’s Cues
Sometimes we get so busy that we find ourselves living on auto-pilot. When you start to feel frazzled or fatigued, that’s not a cue to double down and work harder. It’s your body and mind telling you that you need a break. Listen to them. Taking back your time and energy is a radical act that pushes pause on the hustle culture that patriarchy has ground into us. Taking time to be, to simply exist is an act of feminine defiance. Lean into Divine Justice and honor the beautiful body that is the vessel for your soul.

🌙 Set Boundaries
Treat your self-care commitments from the step above like any other appointment or event. Block out that time and alert the people in your life that you’ll be taking some you time. If you don’t act on the cue’s your body is giving you then what’s the point of acknowledging them? You need to actually set aside that time and take care of you.
Boundaries relating to other parts of your life, not just the self-care are also so important for healing the wounded feminine. Don’t allow yourself to be so passive that you become a door mat.

🌙 Lean into Community
Finding your people, your circle might take some time, but being able to lean into community instead of isolating when feeling run down is also important work. Viewing other women as the “enemy” is part of the feminine #SisterWound that allows toxic patriarchy to keep on winning. Instead of looking at other women as competition, lean into like-minded women and communities.

I hope these 3 easy tips to help heal the feminine wound have helped you and given you some ideas on how to help heal yourself!

Be well, love you!

8 thoughts on “3 Tips for Healing Feminine Wounding”

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  2. Wow, this post really hit home for me. I’ve been on a journey of healing my feminine wounds, and it’s not always easy, but this post reassured me that I’m on the right path. The tip about reclaiming our power through ritual is something I’m excited to explore more. Rituals have always been grounding for me, and I love the idea of using them specifically for feminine healing. Thank you for this thoughtful guidance!

  3. This is such a beautiful reminder to honor our feminine energy and heal the wounds that have been passed down through generations. 🌹 The concept of setting boundaries as a form of self-love really resonated with me—I’m learning to say no without guilt and prioritize my own healing. Thank you for these gentle yet powerful tips! 🌟

  4. Thank you for shedding light on such a crucial topic! 🌺 Feminine wounding is something that affects so many of us, often without even realizing it. Your tips on embracing our cycles and connecting with our bodies are so healing. I’ve been working on reconnecting with my feminine side, and this post has given me even more tools to do that. Grateful for your wisdom!

  5. The idea of embracing our vulnerability as a strength is so powerful. 🌷 I’ve always struggled with feeling like I needed to be “strong” all the time, but this post reminded me that true strength comes from honoring our emotions and healing our wounds. I’m definitely going to start incorporating more self-care rituals to nurture my feminine energy. Thank you for the inspiration!

  6. This post really spoke to me on such a deep level. 💖 Healing feminine wounding is something I’ve been working on, and these tips are so practical and empowering. The emphasis on self-compassion and connecting with our inner feminine essence is exactly what I needed to hear. Thank you for creating a safe space for this important conversation!

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