Whether it is winged deities like the Hindu apsaras; airborne Christian mystics; Islamic Sufis; or the Greek Goddess Athena with her Little Owl, there is a consistent association between birds and a sense of fierce and powerful womanhood and femininity across cultures and geographies. In what small ways can we reclaim our power, rebel like these bird heroines, and embody the energy and spirit of wild birds?
Read MoreBear Mother's Arms: Where Elder Hands Cradle Cubs & Kinship Blossoms
The story of how hunter and prey, human and wild, soften into kinship is as old as time, carried quietly through our many lineages and held deep within the marrow of our bones. This Inuit telling lives as a relic of our shared humanity, and a sacred act of remembrance: of mothering the wild, and being mothered in return, in a world that has long since forgotten how.
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