A Distinct Discipline | A New Paradigm
Self-Care
Women’s Ecology™
The Ethic of Care
As a Spirit, you’re here to practice an Ethic of Care. Caring is a human strength that relies upon healthy boundaries, empathy, and compassion. Caring is the foundation of moral and ethical leadership. It prioritizes personal, social, and collective responsibility. The Ethic of Care is the expression of the healthy and balanced Caregiver Archetype.
Moon ❀ Ethic ❀ Archetype
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The Moon & The Ethic of Care
The Moon is the ruler of The Ethic of Care. Balanced caregiving by individuals and societies demonstrates a healthy relationship with the Moon and the Caregiver Archetype. This allows for the healthy expression of women’s natural gifts. Unbalanced caregiving results in The Wounds of Womanhood.
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The Moon & The Caregiver Archetype
The Moon is the celestial regent who governs The Caregiver Archetype (emotions, home, and family). She facilitates the evolution of women and the Earth by influencing the flow of our bodily fluids according to her 29 day Lunar cycle (water, lymph, oil, blood). The Moon is the ruler of Truth and the Unconscious Mind.
Self-Care.
Women’s Holistic Wellness
Self-care are the actions you take to care for your spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing. The foundation of self-care is self-leadership.
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Self-Leadership
Self-leadership is leading from the heart (self-love). It’s the practice of self-compassion and self-care. Self-compassion is self-acceptance, self-patience, and self-kindness. Self-care is self-awareness, self-motivation, and self-discipline.
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Holism.
Holism is the interconnected, interdependent, and integrated aspects of a woman and her environment that make her whole, sovereign, and a woman unto herself (spirit, soul, mind, emotions, and body).
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Wellness.
Wellness is preventative and responsive self-care that results in wellbeing (peace, harmony, and satisfaction).
Self-Care Priorities.
The Priorities of Self-Care redefine what it means to be a Spirit, Woman, and Leader. They’re grounded in the understanding that your spirituality is the root of who you are as a woman and your womanhood is the root of who you are as a leader.
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Spirit First.
You’re a Spirit first.
Your spiritual growth is why you are here.
Your relationships with the Great Spirit, Nature and your own Spirit come first.
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Your Self Second.
You’re a woman second.
As a Spirit, you’re learning how to incarnate through your woman’s body, emotions, and mind.
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Family Third.
Your relationships are third.
As a Spirit, you’re learning how to be in spiritual relationship with others as a mentor and role model (partner, children, parents, siblings, friends, and colleagues).
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Career Fourth.
Your career is fourth.
As a Spirit, you’re here to receive and implement your spiritual calling.
Nested Care.
Family, Community, & Ecological Wellness
Nested care is an ecological model of care that influences women’s holistic wellness and that of her family.
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Self-Care.
Caring for yourself is the foundation for caring for others.
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Environmental & Animal Care.
Caring for the environment, domestic and wild animals creates ecological stability, safe food, water, and air.
It's the foundation of childcare to the seventh generation and beyond.
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Child Care.
Caring for all of our children creates a safe, healthy, and stable society.
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Community Care.
Caring for our local and global communities creates a safe, healthy, and stable world for everyone.
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Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion.
Respecting each Soul both human and non-human alike regardless of race, ethnicity, color, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, disability, religion, education, or species.