Yearly Archives: 2015

For a number of years Lady Wisdom has been by my side in both the big and little decisions of my life. Sometimes I have listened and other times I have ignored her. She’s like a whisper with a voice of reason. Often she will pose a question to me […]

So you think you can be: Lady Wisdom

6 Jul, 2015 in 2015 Soul Health by Sara Polanski

The scripture in 3 John begins with this: Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers Just as your soul prospers. I believe that our soul-health is tied with our mind-health and our body-health, and as I’ve journeyed […]

eat, pray, love

3 Jul, 2015 in 2015 Soul Health by Em Hazeldean

What defines you? Is it an illness you are struggling with right now? Is it your profession? Is it a toxic relationship? What do you find yourself talking about all the time? Is it a broad range of things or just one? What is the language you use about yourself? […]

losing your identity?

1 Jul, 2015 in 2015 Identity / Uncategorized by Jodie McCarthy

Honestly this has been the first theme that I have really struggled with here at Kinwomen. We have been going now for three years and a few months. Each month, a new theme and I have been found here writing. This month I have sat page open, words very few. […]

I often wrestle with who I am.

19 Jun, 2015 in 2015 Identity by Amanda

I remember being a teenager and struggling with who I was. It was a time of trying out different personas, hanging around different people and figuring out the sort of person I wanted to be. Even in my twenties, I was still trying out different ways of thinking, of doing […]

Being True

10 Jun, 2015 in 2015 Identity by Elaine Fraser

I have been thinking about ideas lately. I have been thinking and wandering about the many times we get ideas and as quickly as the ideas come, we brush them off as “Nah, that crazy!” or “that’s cool but too much work!?” I then began wandering about the […]

Nurture Wild Ideas

29 May, 2015 in 2015: nuture / Uncategorized by Jo-Anne Gordon