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This page is full of resources that have helped me on my journey through the Sacred Feminine landscape. Links are added for you to click on and read the full articles. I hope they bring more awareness to your path like they did for me. 

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Lama Tsultrim Allione discusses the fierce feminine figures of Tibetan Buddhism and how they can teach us to transform negative emotions into clarity and strength.

~ By Emma Varvaloucas

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A purpose of this article is to give people with a female body information so they can make informed consensual decisions that affect their cycle regarding hormonal birth control, removing the blood entirely through menstrual extraction, or other methods of altering the menstrual cycle.

~ By Anna Love

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Women have approximately 450 menstrual cycles in their lifetime. Unfortunately, women often view their cycles as a burden, and sometimes, they're even perceived culturally to be some kind of a curse.

~ By Nicole Jardim

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Menstrual Blood used to be the most Sacred substance on Earth, and now science is discovering its incredible healing powers…

~ by Seren Bertrand, co-founder TheFountainofLife.org, co-author Womb Awakening: Initiatory Wisdom from the Creatrix of All Life, with Azra Bertrand, M.D., © 2012. All Rights Reserved.

Mystery is defined as that which is beyond understanding, that which baffles or perplexes, that which is profound and known only by revelation. When we speak of the Blood Mysteries, we are referring to the biological events of Menarche, Childbirth, and Menopause that are accompanied by changed perspective and the influx of knowledge beyond reason.

~by Elizabeth Davis and Carol Leonard

In Western Buddhism, one of the most revered and widely-taught practices is the four applications of mindfulness (body, feelings, mind, and mind objects – these terms have very specific meanings in Buddhism).  I argue that mindfulness of the body should include, for women, mindfulness of menstrual cycle.

~ By Oxana Poberejnaia

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