The Feminine edge blog

Sacred rage is more than anger. It is the energy that arises from centuries of injustice, pain, or collective wounds. Often suppressed or feared, this rage feels difficult to accept because it holds immense power, confronts us with grief and despair,...

Who is the wild woman?

The wild woman archetype is a symbolic and psychological force that resides within every one of us, particularly in women who feel a call to live more freely, intuitively, and authentically. She is the untamed self, the one wh...

The witch wound refers to the intergenerational trauma stemming from the historical persecution of individuals, largely women, labelled as witches. This legacy is passed down through lineage and culture, often manifesting as a fear of visibility, sel...

Feminine energy is vast, powerful, and often misunderstood. In many cultures, it has been softened, controlled, or rationalised to fit into narrow roles. But deep within every woman lives a wild essence—free, instinctive, and deeply connected to life...

The fear of persecution—often called the witch wound—is an ancient, inherited trauma rooted in generations of silenced, embodied women. In this article, we examine how this wound remains alive in our bodies today and explore what it means to reclaim ...

Persephone, also known as Kore (meaning "maiden"), is the daughter of Demeter, the goddess of fertility and harvest. Her story begins with innocence, often depicted as gathering flowers in a sunlit field. The gods believe in fate and deem it impossib...