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Embracing Your Creative Feminine Energy – A Journey To Self-Discovery And Healing

  • Mar 14, 2023
  • 4 min read

Written by: Sarah Dyer, Executive Contributor

Executive Contributors at Brainz Magazine are handpicked and invited to contribute because of their knowledge and valuable insight within their area of expertise.

As Women tapping into our creative energy and expression is not just a form of self-expression but a modality for healing and transformation. Creative energy helps us to dive into a deeper part of ourselves- a part that is beyond our conscious awareness. We can access a well of inner wisdom, intuition, and deep emotions and give them a voice. This can help us release negative emotions we’ve been holding onto, process trauma, and gain more clarity and insight into our lives.

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We are all looking for a sense of community and belonging to something much bigger than ourselves; in sharing our art with the world, in whatever medium this is expressed, we get to do just this, we get to touch other souls on the same path as us, like-minded souls who resonate with us, who see themselves through our creations and work and appreciate the unique spark we bring to the world.

Women are natural creators


Women have a special connection to the creative forces of the universe. This is often because of their role in giving birth and nurturing new life. You possess a divine spark that ignites creativity and inspiration, birthing incredible creations into existence. From the paintbrush's stroke to some new tunes for a song, you can infuse your creations with a certain je ne sais quoi, a special something that touches the soul and awakens something in others. Some women have led movements for justice, equality, and compassion. Women like Emmeline Pankhurst, a British suffragette who was a strong voice for women and fought hard for women's right to vote and eventually secured the right to vote for women in the UK in 1918. Other inspirational women have channelled their creativity into writing books. The famed children's Author of the Harry Potter series, J. K. Rowling, has sold over 800 million copies. They all have something in common; they never gave into fear. They are all connected with something bigger than themselves. They followed their passions and created their magic in the world. These women are all examples to remind us of the infinite possibilities that exist for us. They are the ones who inspire us to embrace our inner creatrix and unleash our unique brand of magic in the world. Remember, you have a treasure trove of unique soul gifts and talents waiting to be channelled, something that no one else can express to the world in the way you do it. Your creations (writing, speaking, painting, dancing, singing, poetry, etc.) are waiting to be birthed through us—channelled from your higher self. But fear can often disconnect us from this place of creation. So I invite you to ask yourself: What if everything I ever dreamt of lives on the other side of this fear? These are like soul callings ‒ they are a part of who we are. You will hear the whispers from your intuition beckoning you to go there. They are the things that make you unique and bring you alive. Another person sees you when you talk about them, as you light up. Someonelike-minded will see into your soul as you inspire them to do the same.

Ways to Embrace your Intuition & Creativity


Listen to your intuition: Your intuition is the language of your soul. This will show up in many ways. Listen to your inner voice and allow yourself to be guided. If you feel the urge to go somewhere, go. If you want to do something new, walk in that direction. Take inspired action: Once you've identified your gifts, take inspired action towards expressing them. Whether taking a class, starting a new project, or sharing your work with others, take action that feels true to you. Embrace imperfection: Done is better than perfect! Don't be afraid to make mistakes or create imperfect work. Give your creations time to birth and give yourself time for the pregnant pause when your creation is incubating. Surround yourself with people who support and inspire you, not cut you down, and stay away from negative ones who cannot see your vision.

Attend workshops and events related to these, and connect with like-minded


Try new things: Experiment with new activities, hobbies, or experiences that inspire you. This can help you discover new passions and ignite your creativity.


Journal: Write down your thoughts, ideas, and feelings. This can help you process your emotions and tap into your inner wisdom and intuition. Trust yourself: trust in where you are being guided.


Remember that you have unique talents and abilities only you can offer the world. So see where it takes you.


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Sarah Dyer, Executive Contributor Brainz Magazine

Sarah is a Spiritual Mentor, Women’s Empowerment Coach, Intuitive, Kundalini Yoga & Meditation Teacher & Energy Medicine Practitioner. A childhood accident leaving her with the effects of a stroke, changed her life. Experiencing an awakening at 17 she dove into all things healing. As a child very connected to Spirit, alongside her more formal education a BA (Hons) in Communications and then Journalism, she dove into Energy Medicine, Tantra, Spiritual Psychology and trained in Holistic Therapy, various healing modalities, Coaching, Kundalini Yoga & Meditation. Alongside some of the best teachers in the world. Today she’s helping women all over the world go through deep transformation, to heal from trauma, connect with a strong sense of self, their sacred feminine energy & intuition.

 
 

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