10/30/2026
Something is stirring in the feminine. And it’s not particularly interested in keeping the peace anymore.
I’ve been feeling it and experiencing it a lot lately. And have felt the need to retreat and contemplate, which is why I have been a bit quiet. I’ve had entire blog posts written and none of it seems to really do this feeling justice.
I see it in the conversations women are having, the boundaries being drawn, the relationships being questioned and the growing exhaustion with carrying everything, keeping everyone happy and making ourselves smaller to keep the peace.
There is an anger rising. But I wonder if we’ve been too quick to label it as anger, rather than asking what it’s trying to tell us.
Perhaps it’s what we might call, or at least I’ve come to call it, “holy rage”.
Not rage for the sake of destruction, but the kind that surfaces when we’ve had enough. When we’ve spent years swallowing our words, overriding our intuition, tolerating what doesn’t sit right and abandoning parts of ourselves just to be accepted.
Through a Jungian lens, I have no doubt we’re witnessing the return of the shadow: all those parts of ourselves we’ve been taught to hide, soften or silence.
And maybe there’s something bigger happening here, too.
We’re living in a time of collective upheaval, where old structures are being questioned, uncomfortable truths are coming to light and things that once went unquestioned are no longer so easy to ignore.
As we move through this season of the thinning veil, perhaps there’s a fitting metaphor in that. The lines between what is seen and unseen, what we know and what we’ve been avoiding, feel a little less defined.
Maybe the rising feminine isn’t about becoming louder, angrier or more defiant for the sake of it.
Maybe it’s about finally being unwilling to betray ourselves to make everyone else comfortable.
And perhaps that’s where the real work begins.
I have so much more to contemplate and share. There’s been so much simmering and I just can’t quite decide how it needs to be expressed, but felt I needed to share. Does this land with any of you?