You know, I'm very much of the mind, like we don't know what the astrology is going to, how it's going to unfold until we get there because we're changing all the time or we're growing all the time.

And so, look, how can I grow myself in And thank you for joining me for my podcast this week.

We're living in an extraordinary time, an amazing

moment of phase transition as one world is literally disintegrating. One geopolitical, biological,

emotional, psychological, economic, social world is just sort of crumbling to the ground,

creating a lot of stress, a lot of anxiety,

both in our personal lives and also in the larger structures, stress within the larger structures

of our civilization. But at the same time, there's a sense of something new being born,

and that's always how life works. Anytime one phase ends, it's the beginning of

something new. And so we are called to two tasks. One is to be a midwife for that which is dying,

and one to be a midwife for that which is struggling to be born. Women's stories have not always,

in fact, hardly ever been at the center of languaging,

how we talk about the larger world outside ourselves.

Now that women are telling our own stories, we should be able to tell them in our own ways.

And one pattern, which is very, very important to all human beings, but certainly to the experience of the woman,

to the experience of the female, the experience, however that is defined for anyone in their gender identity,

etc. today. It's the idea of pregnancy, that we conceive a child, then that just dates within us.

We are pregnant, and when the time comes,

we go through labor and we give birth. Well, that is as true for a civilization as it is for an

individual. And yet, when it comes to giving birth to a new world, you're talking about human

consciousness as the womb. We're talking about the fact that we conceive a new idea.

We conceive a new possibility.

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