EPISODE · Dec 22, 2025 · 4 MIN
Episode 192- I Am Shakti- women’s Power to Heal
from Women's Power to Heal Mother Earth! · host Maya Tiwari
Send us Fan MailI Am Shakti occupies a vital space at the intersection of women’s spirituality, Ayurveda, social healing, and conscious leadership. women and communities as a whole are seeking guidance that honors ancient wisdom while speaking directly to modern realities of trauma, injustice, and renewal. I Am Shakti naturally speak to readers who yearn for ancient wisdom, and Ayurveda’s natural healing life way.It vast context can used be to up-level spiritual practices and feminist movements, to reclaim feminine power, heal, and promote equality - to be awakened and acknowledge the divine feminine energy in oneself, which is seen as the source of life and creation. this work is tailor made forWomen exploring spiritual healing and remembered embodimentFeminine leadership and empowerment communitiesFostering balance of both masculine and feminine primordial energies. And together Building small interdependent, self-sustainable communities to support snd share a Shaktified way of living, the necessary way to reclaim the power that has been stolen from us. The Shakti impetus to honor and protect Mother Earth, to treat our young with tenderness, the aged with compassion, the weak with forbearance and the unknown with courage - that invisibly guide us even through crushed dreams and unspeakable acts of horror. Courage that is the staff bearer the Shakti force within you. I Am Shakti feeds a deep and sustained appetite for guidance that move beyond self-help and more toward collective healing and ethical responsibility. This universal principle connects individual power to a broader movement for social change, to advocate for gender equality, safety, and independence for women, and to build a more just society I stand as a breathing example of the harmonious reality I facilitate in I Am Shakti. Through my life’s intense experience of continually reeving sanity through reality I have learnt that when women reclaim their power, they work towards creating a world with greater justice, cooperation, and nourishment for all.I have been tested, forged and crafted by the most high through intensive fires of living. I have earned the scars that transmuted into medals not only for surviving the impossible, but for going beyond to fuel my Shakti force from the broken shards of my life. I stand today with the power that create inner balance of my feminine and masculine force, making completion within myself, whole, and sacred on hallowed ground. There is no need to interview for roles that are not relevant to purpose and path.I wish the same growth for every woman and man- growth of awareness that fosters courage -courage stoked from the immutable flames of faith that is forever guided by divine purpose.Support the showMay Peace Be Your Journey:Maya’s approach transcends modern feminism by advocating for a holistic restoration of balance, moving beyond the fight for basic rights to reclaiming the innate power of the divine feminine, which includes procreation, forgiveness, nourishment, and cosmic creativity. She stresses the importance of kindness, inner stillness, and compassionate self- tools for healing individuals and society. www.mayatiwari.comwww.facebook.com/[email protected] Maya’s New Book: I Am Shakti:https://www.collectiveinkbooks.com/o-books/our-books/I-am-shaktiAmazon.comBookshop.org
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Send us Fan Mail I Am Shakti occupies a vital space at the intersection of women’s spirituality, Ayurveda, social healing, and conscious leadership. women and communities as a whole are seeking guidance that honors ancient wisdom while speaking directly to modern realities of trauma, injustice, and renewal. I Am Shakti naturally speak to readers who yearn for ancient wisdom, and Ayurveda’s natural healing life way. It vast context can used be to up-level spiritual practices and feminist movem...
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