EPISODE · Jun 24, 2025 · 26 MIN
E23 The House of Asherah Part 1: A New Era of Feminine Embodiment
from Legacy of Love Podcast · host Asherah Miriam Rose
In this exciting episode of the Legacy of Love Podcast, host Asherah unveils the launch of her new brand, The House of Asherah, coinciding with the new moon in Cancer. Asherah takes listeners on a heartfelt journey, sharing the behind-the-scenes story of how this brand came to life, rooted in her deep embodiment practices and experiences in Bali.As she reflects on her year-long journey of transformation, Asherah discusses the challenges and triumphs of birthing a brand that embodies the totality of her essence. She emphasizes the importance of integrating all aspects of self—from the playful and sexy to the wise and vulnerable—into this new wave of feminine embodiment.Key Highlights:The inspiration behind the name and vision of The House of Asherah.How the brand merges Asherah's clothing line, Nomadica, with her mentoring and online courses.The significance of creating a space that feels like home and allows for authentic expression.Insights into the creative processThe impact of allowing time and spaciousness in the birthing process of a vision.This episode is an invitation for all women to awaken, reclaim, and embody their unique essence, encouraging listeners to embrace their multifaceted selves. Join Asherah in celebrating this new era of feminine embodiment and the launch of The House of Asherah. Visit www.thehouseofasherah.comTo be part of this becoming, join the magic & muse letter for exclusive musings on feminine embodiment and sacred fashion and receive a complimentary somatic reset ritual audio. Sign up here!Explore Asherah's clothing brand here This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit redvelvettemple.substack.com
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