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In this talk, Sarah Poet, M.Ed explores the reclamation of the sacred feminine and masculine archetypes within each human and within our collective. Masculine & feminine are not gendered words, and our common misunderstandings of these words often create more separation. But connection is possible when we look at how this has affected every human and unite together in reclaiming the true essence of both. Through personal story and a collective call to action, Sarah explores how a conscious life path of reclaiming the sacred feminine and masculine archetypes can lead to wholeness and connection in life, work, and relationships. Sarah has created Embodied Breath to help the collective consciously relate through this experiential understanding. Learn more at www.yourembodiedbreath.com. Sarah Poet, M.Ed boldly advocates for us all to reclaim the lost parts of ourselves through her writing and through her trauma-sensitive coaching practice, Embodied Breath. She is a mother, soul searcher, creator, space-holder, mindfulness instructor, speaker, entrepreneur, group facilitator, teacher & healer. Sarah has been consciously dancing with the archetypes and healing her own inner feminine & masculine for the last eight years. As a system’s thinker, she can’t help but notice the nuances of how we commonly relate to one another and what blocks human relationships from thriving. And as a believer in a better world and a soulful entrepreneur, she can’t help but to imagine and invite ways to safely access deep connection and love for all. To that end, she develops innovative healing modalities to offer to individuals, couples, and groups, modeling authentic personal storytelling along the way. She can be found on the web at www.yourembodiedbreath.com & www.sarahpoet.com. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]
