he shared x is your new favorite place to be online.
It's built on a simple yet obvious idea: community is what happens when people share the experience of building it together.
Your voice, talents, and questions shape what is created.
That's what we mean when we say "for you, with you."
It's a space where you connect on three levels:
fter many years of talking about “feminine energy” and seeing the uncomfortable look on people’s faces, I felt the need to come up with a new term.
There are simply too many distortions of its true meaning to even open a door for conversation.
Women have different interpretations — some associate it with the feminist movement, others dismiss it as weird hippy woo-woo-ness.
And men?
They tend to run from it altogether.
That's when I realized:
Every one of us comes from a mother.
We all symbolically get this energy from our mother's
x chromosome.
Regardless of what kind of mother you have, it is in the honoring of our origin stories where we find our heart, our soul, and our purpose.
And this is the inspiration for the shared x.
n any equation, x is both an unknown value and a representation of what's possible.
But x is also the multiplier — the factor that exponentially transforms everything in the equation.
the shared x symbolizes what has long been unknown, undervalued, silenced, and denied: feminine energy
and all of what that means.
Not feminine as in gender or the feminist movement, but feminine as the creative, intuitive, life-giving force that lives in all of us.
It's the part of you that knows before you think, creates before you plan, and connects before you judge.
the shared x makes "feminine energy" more accessible — for women and men — with the intention of inspiring co-creative unity, while also honoring the value of the Mother and the Woman.
We focus on . . .
feminine energy
because that is where our power is.
community
because that is where our strength is.
e gather online in our Circle community and at in-person live experiences.
Men.
Women.
Children.
We explore. We play. We heal.
We tell stories and host conversations.
We hold space and take up space.
We sing, dance, write, and paint.
We laugh and we cry.
We grieve and we celebrate.
We open and we close.
We learn when to let go and when to hold on.
We learn how to feel, for ourselves and for others.
We learn how to love and be loved.
Most of all, we remember what it means to be alive.
kin·ship |ˈkɪnʃɪp | noun
the deep, chosen connection that transcends traditional family bonds; recognition of shared humanity in the work of self-revelation.
We are not bonded by blood.
We are bonded by choice.
Where healing, connection, conversation, creativity, and kinship come together as a shared journey of being human.
