Heather Barna Dowling
Heather Barna Dowling
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Friday 12th March 2021
Heather Barna Dowling tackles cancel culture, Divine Feminine, and patriarchy in 'RiverLotus'. Tune in for insights on self-care and personal growth.
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Heather Barna Dowling
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Mindful Recovery
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
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Get the buttons here!Embracing the Divine Feminine: Heather Barna Dowling on Cancel Culture and Patriarchy
As soon as I hear those things, I have an energetic change that happens inside of my body, because for generations that has been weaponized against women.
Ever wondered how cancel culture intersects with the Divine Feminine? In this compelling episode of 'RiverLotus', Heather Barna Dowling dives deep into these themes, blending her personal experiences with broader societal reflections. She discusses the historical and spiritual significance of figures like Adam, Eve, and Lilith, weaving them into a narrative that challenges the patriarchal norms many women face today. Heather doesn't shy away from tough topics like white male privilege and the pervasive impact of patriarchy on women's lives.
She also highlights the importance of setting boundaries and self-care, especially for mothers who come in many forms in our lives. Through her raw and candid storytelling, Heather encourages listeners to question their beliefs and embrace the power of the Divine Feminine. This episode is a thought-provoking journey into personal growth, resilience, and standing up for one's convictions.
Whether you're looking to understand cancel culture's impact or seeking inspiration to harness your inner strength, this episode offers a unique blend of spirituality and practical wisdom.