World of bitchcraft

The work of healing your connection with your body is part of your work of healing the world. When you transport compassion, patience and grace to your body, you stave off the external forces of shame, criticism and oppression that approach at you daily. A bond with your body that is loving, relaxed and compassionate has the fluidity and flexibility to withstand the enormous challenges the world demands from you (and that we sometimes demand from ourselves). A relationship with your body that is demanding, punitive and internally screaming is not one that is well-equipped to withstand very much at all (not in the long designation, at least). 

That’s why the function and writing that I accomplish is so much about the dialectic between inner and outer worlds. I know not everyone approves of this take or resonates with it. There are those people whose path on the journey of healing their addiction to dieting/disordered eating is very much about healing inner wounds and inner worlds. Then there are those who are far more interested in the political dimensions of this labor, who are focussed on breaking down the systems of oppression that create the conditions for body hatred in the first