To read a new post of mine about asking essential and uncomfortable questions as a spiritual practice on the wonderful site Feminism and Religion, please click here.
Sacred Questioning
By Carolyn Lee Boyd
Carolyn Lee Boyd has been writing about the sacred in everyday life and the wisdom of being in community for over 40 years. She has published fiction, essays, and poetry about feminism, women’s spirituality, and art in print and online periodicals including Women Artists News, SageWoman, Feminism and Religion, Return to Mago, Matrifocus, The Beltane Papers, We’ Moon, and more. Her work is seasoned by her decades-long human services career in which she got to know the life stories of a diversity of extraordinary “ordinary” women. She would love for you to visit her at her website, www.goddessinateapot.com, where you can read and download some of her previously published work as well as a little music.
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I found this post so thought-provoking. I had never thought so clearly about the power of questioning. It was also very illuminating to read the other comments on the Feminism and Religion website. Now I am going to think about what questions I can be asking. It is very refreshing to hear unapologetic feminist thought. I have been a feminist since 1970 when I was 15, and have despaired over all the “I’m not a feminist, but…” that I hear and read. Claim your feminism proudly!