Welcome back to Blossom & Blade!
This conversation is dedicated to the witches, the black sheep, the outcasts, the healers, the artists, the spiritual, sensitive and strange ones – the ones who never quite felt like they belonged.
I share my own experience of belonging, sisterhood and the fear of being seen, including what happened when I first began speaking publicly about my sexuality and the parts of myself I had kept hidden in the spiritual closet.
From there, I speak about the deep fear many women carry of being judged or cast out by other women, how shame and fear grow in secrecy, and what can happen when something we thought was unspeakable is met with loving eyes and the resonance of a circle of sisters who say “I feel this, too”.
I also explore why the deeper we go into spiritual practice, the more important it becomes to root ourselves in the body, in community and in the land – and how pleasure, sensuality and the expression of my erotic power became part of my own journey of finally feeling at home on this beautiful and strange planet.
In this episode, I explore:
- The legacy of the witch hunts - women’s fear of being seen, judged and outcast
- Why shame and fear not just survive but thrive in secrecy
- The magic that unfolds when women witness each other in their most vulnerable and taboo parts
- Why spiritual work needs deep roots in the body and the earth
- How pleasure and sensuality become a path back into true belonging
- The wound of not belonging - and what it means to come home to yourself, to land, to ritual, and to community
Applications for Blossom & Blade, my 13-week eco-somatic sex coaching programme, are open. The next round begins on 13 October 2026.
If you’re curious to know more, click here to apply: www.blossomandblade.com
Much love,
Luzi
