Women: uniting to create encouraging journeys of culture and history, designed by women and for everyone to experience. These journeys promote empowerment openly and freely, fostering community awareness and cultural connections. Each pathway we tread is carefully laid out to…
Let’s talk about Baubo, with a touch of reverence and a healthy dose of sacred mischief ,the mythic figure who proved that sometimes the world isn’t healed through awe and solemnity, but through laughter, shock, and fearless honesty. Baubo is the old, limping,…
Among the many plants that flourish under the Mediterranean sun, the lygaria—known in English as the chaste tree (Vitex agnus-castus)—holds a special place in women’s history. Its delicate lilac blossoms sway gently in the summer breeze, filling riverbanks and village paths with subtle fragrance.…
Electra, Antigone, Phaedra, Medea – Greek women appear time and again as the central-figures on whose fate some tragic play was based. One wonders what the few women in attendance in the ancient theatres as spectators made of such dramas.…
The ancient lunar priestesses were referred to as virgins. “Virgin” doesn’t mean a woman who never had sex with a man like the church says today. The Latin word “virgin” comes from “vir” meaning strength, power, powerful woman.. It applied to…
Let us speak of the fragrance of memory — of humanity’s need for beauty, for grace, for what delights the senses. Of that primal longing for the pleasant and the harmonious, for the womb that gives birth to scent itself.…
