The Soul Flow Podcast reclaims all parts of the feminine that have been suppressed, shamed and denied into the shadow. Your host Paulina Kulczycki explores as a tantra teacher and intuitive artist the multidimensional realm of the feminine and shares inspiring interviews with wisdom keepers, healers, experts and artists. Deep dive into topics like tantra, sensuality, womb wisdom, menstrual cycle rituals, moon magic, sisterhood and somatic shadow work. Discover creativity as the language of the feminine and indulge in the wild ocean of long forgotten feminine wisdom.
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episode 1: Alice Jackson: Why we fear the dark goddess & witch archetype.
Happy Samhain, witches and welcome to the very first episode of the new SOUL FLOW PODCAST season after the relaunch. Today I have the pleasure to share an inspiring interview with a dear friend and sister of mine who I have the honour to co-create magical retreats with, and that is Alice Jackson. Alice is an incredible yoga teacher focusing on feminine sensuality and juicy embodiment practices. She is a Reiki master and runs online classes and she also teaches weekly Goddess Hours at the beautiful studio Shanti Vida, in Barcelona. It is in that beautiful space where Alice also organizes regular cacao ceremonies and goddess dances.
In our interview today, perfectly timed for Samhain, we talk about the dark goddess and why we fear her. We talk about the story of goddess Inanna and her initiation into the underworld, and how we can relate to it. We talk about alchemising our darkness, immersing and rebirthing ourselves and we also tap into the topic of the witch wounds. So boil yourself a herbal tea, sit back an enduldge in this beautiful, honest and deep conversation with Alice Jackson.
Links to Episode:
Witches Immersion Retreat: 24.11.-27.11.2022 in Barcelona, Spain
Get more info about the Witches Immersion Retreat via mail: info@shantivida.org
Alice’s Instagram: @moretoyoga
Alice’s Website: www.moretoyoga.com
Book recommendation: From Maiden to Mother by Sarah Durham Wilson