Dear Sister,

 

Menstruation. That monthly cycle. Being on your period.

 

Traditionally viewed as a curse, an inconvenience, often painful, repulsive, and embarrassing.

 

Is this the message we want to pass on to our daughters?

The next generation doesn't have to approach it with the same fear or discomfort.

 

In fact, they can see it as a sacred time of the month...

 

A time for introspection

A time for self-care

A time to rest.

 

It all begins with a sacred ritualistic ceremony to acknowledge a girl's first period, illustrating the significance of this transition into womanhood and teaching the valuable lessons that come with it.

So that they embrace it rather than dread it.

We welcome mothers and daughters to join this ceremony where they will:

 

*Discover how our 28-day cycle mirrors the four seasons in nature

*Listen to a myth that highlights the advantages of celebrating this time of the month instead of resenting it

*Share stories about the First Moon to dispel fears

*Engage in a meaningful ritual to make the girls feel supported and embraced by the community of women around them

 

By shifting the perspective from seeing menstrual blood as unpleasant and shameful to recognizing it as a powerful aspect of womanhood, we reclaim the strength of our wombs and our capacity to bring forth anything we desire.

 

When we come together in a circle, we collectively intend to witness each girl blooming into her full potential. We are here to support one another from birth. This is how we thrive.

 

United in sisterhood, we are resilient.

 

Together, we will make a difference in the world.

 

Space is limited, so secure your two spots (for you and your daughter) in this transformative ceremony that will uplift, motivate, and empower both of you.

 

In sisterhood,

Heather

 

PS. Aunties, grandmothers, and friends are also welcome! It's not restricted to just mothers and daughters.