Episode #23: Women, Boundaries, and the Sacred Female Lineage

In this episode, Michaela Boehm discusses women's unique challenges
with setting personal boundaries, making the ordinary sacred, and
stories of her early training in Kashmir Shaivism. Topics include:
• Competition and people pleasing among women • Expressing strong
emotions with an open heart • How to set boundaries without
destroying the relationship • Why women struggle to set boundaries
• Setting boundaries with friends • Setting boundaries in sexually
predatory situations • The open heart and your sixth sense • The
power of full feeling awareness • The history of female cooperation
and competition • The doormat with teeth • Michaela’s journey as a
teacher • Apprenticing to a herb witch as a teenager • Details
about her early tantric training • The personality and teaching
style of Michaela’s Indian teacher • How Michaela endured her
teacher’s initial training requirements • Learning tracking, silent
movement, and navigating in nature • The overlaps between Jungian
psychology and Kashmir Shaivism • Early struggles when arriving in
LA and the birth of the Wild Woman’s Way • Who qualifies for
lineage instruction • The death of Michaela’s teacher and receiving
the lineage • Reorienting towards finding a successor and
transmitting the lineage • The philosophy of the Wild Woman’s Way •
Empowering women without reinforcing limiting stereotypes •
Fostering the individual’s talents • Making sacred practice out of
the drudgery of women’s lives ... For instant access courses,
events, and teacher training: www.michaelaboehm.com To order
Michaela's book "The Wild Woman's Way": https://amzn.to/3FJEBEa
Music by Steve James: https://www.guruviking.com/