Conscious Mind
The Power of Spiritual Sisterhood: Finding Strength in Sacred Community
In a world that often feels overwhelming and disconnected, women need each other more than ever. There is something deeply healing about gathering in sacred sisterhood – a space where you can be seen, heard, and supported without judgment. My female friends are so important to me to help support the flow of my life. This was really apparent when I was unexpectedly widowed. In the first year of widowhood, I survived by the kindness of my friends.
Modern life, with all its busyness, can create isolation. But throughout history, women have come together in circles, rituals, and shared wisdom, drawing strength from one another. Reclaiming this sacred bond is not just nourishing – it is essential for the soul.
Sadness often goes hand-in-hand with loneliness. You can feel lonely in an unhappy relationship, family or city. Humans are tribal by nature so loneliness is the hardest of conditions. I experienced loneliness as a widow in my 40s. With two children life was very busy but inside I had an aching loneliness. I count my blessings that I fell in love again and my husband came with a large, boisterous and loving family.
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In our busy 21st century lives, there is a trend towards families eating their meals from trays watching TV rather than sitting to a table and facing each other. Likewise teenagers, if allowed, will take their food and eat in their bedrooms.
I received the following from Menaca Joji, a friend and colleague who has written guest articles for Your Soul Family’s Life and Living blog. She received it from her Mum who lives in Sri Lanka. We both loved it. We do not know who wrote it so I am afraid I am unable to credit them. However we have followed their request to share it. We are very grateful for being reminded of all that is good in our lives.