197: Reclaiming your wild power, ft. Kayleigh from The Wild Goddess

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Hello everyone, and welcome back to another episode of Canny Crystals, the podcast. As you know by now, I'm Mart Tweedyedy, I'm your host, and today's episode, we've got something extra juicy in store for you all. We're diving deep into a mysterious, empowering, and honestly, a little bit magical topic today. So I want you to imagine this: it is late summer, the leaves are starting to turn, we're moving into, you know, those days getting shorter, there's a subtle pull inward,, and that is the vibe that we are tuning into today. And who better to guide us through that shift than today's guest? She's someone whose work I only recently came across, but I absolutely love and admire everything that she's doing right now. So we've got Kayleigh from The Wild Goddess. Now, Kayleigh works with something called dark goddess energy. She helps women embrace their shadow, reclaim their power, and connect with the seasons and cycles of nature. And she also runs an incredible membership as well called The Wild Goddess Rising. Let me tell you, it's given sacred, seasonal, and Seriously Soul Deep. So, Kayleigh, I'm thrilled to have you here. How are you doing?

Thank you. I'm really excited to be here. I'm doing really good. I'm obviously getting excited myself because it's nearing the end of summer and we're getting to autumn, which is definitely my energy.

Great. I love that. So we might as well just jump straight in then, because I know my listeners will be obsessed with this episode. So first things first, Start us off, tell us a bit about yourself and what you do.

So I run the Wild Goddess, and as you say, I've recently launched my membership, Wild Goddess Rising, and it's all about the power of goddesses. It's all about empowering women through the energy of goddesses and through learning all about myth and folklore and seasonal living. And one of the main focuses for me is dark goddesses, mainly because a lot of people really love the love and light, which is great. I love the love and light as well, but there's so much power in the shadow work and in learning about the dark goddesses and embracing the parts of ourselves that maybe people don't like to talk about or like to show as much. And For me, on my own journey, the dark goddesses were like integral really to me basically getting to where I am today, to becoming the woman that I am today. And it's why I felt so passionate about bringing more dark goddess energy and just really showing people that it's not scary. It's not, you know, this sort of big evil thing. It's like so empowering for people to learn about.

I was going to say, I love that phrase, but what does it actually mean? Because I think when people hear the word dark, they instantly think, oh my God, this is like witchcraft. I'm going to burn at the stake. Like, dark goddess energy, why is it so powerful, especially for women to explore?

Well, I think naturally you do get the whole, um, oh, it does sound very, um, quite terrifying. And people do associate it a lot with the occult or you know, you shouldn't be going into that. But effectively, again, it's just like another form of what happens to women. We're often sort of told that we have to be in a people-pleasing mode all the time. You've always got to be accommodating. You, you can't say no. You, you have to sort of look after everybody. And the dark goddess is basically the side that's like, hell no, like, I'm here for me. She's very strong in the fact that she's there for boundaries, she's there for rage, she's there for all of the emotions that we're taught are bad and we should push them down and hide them. And what I've actually found is that when you go there and you meet those sort of darker energies, there's so much power that becomes unleashed and you become so much more confident. You find that your life becomes so much more healthy and balanced.

Yeah, I was going to say, because I think it often triggers like a fear and a resistance in people, but it's almost like moving past that fear and embracing the dark as something beautiful, isn't it?

It is. I think the dark gets such a bad rep in general, really, which is a shame because it is really powerful. It's, um, I think it's where you can, you can sort of quieten down and actually turn inward and hear yourself and actually take that time to go in and be like, okay, what is working for me? What is sort of tugging on me and showing me that this isn't serving me anymore? And it's about embracing the emotions that often people perhaps try to bypass because they think it's not good to dwell in, in those those areas, or they give it like a negative connotation, whereas really it's not. It's really powerful.

Yeah, I know you mentioned on your social media as well about working with the Wheel of the Year. So I've never actually heard of that, so can you explain what that is and how it can kind of guide us in our everyday lives?

Yeah, so the Wheel of the Year is, it's from Celtic pagan traditions. It's something that our ancestors would have lived by years and years ago. And it's sort of, say, um, you've got the equinoxes, you've got, um, spring equinox, the summer equinox. So we've just had the summer solstice. Yeah. And you know, that's when everything's abundant, everything's bright, everyone's in like this really high vibe sort of energy. And then it's about, usually it lasts about every 6 weeks and then you change into like another one. So the next one coming up is, uh, Luna Sol, which is the 1st of August, and that's sort of then like moving into the first harvest, the first sort of steps towards autumn. And then as you move around, you go into like Mabon and then Samhain, and all it is is how our ancestors would have connected to the seasons.

Yeah.

And it's about noticing the seasons. I think now we live very much a linear life. Everything is like 100% go, go, go at all times, never switch off. And when you learn about the Wheel of the Year and you decide you're gonna live more in tune with the seasons, you actually live a bit more cyclically. So like, for example, I used to do the January rush, you know, the crazy— everybody's on, everybody's setting goals, and it's like a mental time of year. I used to be setting my, I wanna do this, I wanna do that, I wanna hit the gym, and it never lasted. And I realised when I started working with the Wheel of the Year, it's because it's not really supposed to.

Yeah.

It's only just been like Yule and it's still really dark and you're supposed to be in more of a reflective, quieter energy. And as you move through January and you get to say Beltane, which is February. That's when you start to wake up. So it's almost like living in tune with the seasons, which is what really is much better for like your nervous system and what we would have done a long time ago.

I was going to say, because like even when I was at school, like this surprised me. It was only a couple of years ago that I actually figured this out and like realized it. I think back at school we were always told that October, November, December was winter, and I'd never understood why. But it's actually December, January, February here in the Northern Hemisphere, isn't it? And then obviously spring starts in March, and yeah, it just shocked me because I was like, well, why does the year start in January then?

Do you know what I mean?

It makes, it makes no sense.

It doesn't. It's really— and it's why I think it's really hard to get going in January. Like, you've just had the hope of Christmas, and then suddenly you expect it to go back to, to work, go back to school, and just get into everything. Yeah. And it it doesn't feel natural. It's like I've moved now my, um, sort of New Year's vibe, my New Year's energy of, you know, planning what I want to do to the beginning of February. So when we get to Imbolc on like February 1st, that's when I set my intentions for the year and think about my goals. And I kind of do them in line now with the wheel of the year, so it doesn't— because sometimes you set something in January you get to summer and you're like, I don't align with that anymore.

Yeah, you've got to keep on reviewing your goals, haven't you? Because if they're not in alignment, why, why would you still go ahead and pursue them? Exactly. I always think as well, like, January, like, most people fall off the bandwagon by the first week in January. But can you imagine, like, having all that food at Christmas and then all the way through between Christmas and New Year, you're just stuffing your face with chocolate, aren't you? Let's be real. But then you, you get to the 1st of January and everyone's like, oh, my New Year's resolution is to go back to the gym. You do a week of it and you're like, fuck this, respectfully. Do you know what I mean?

You just— Oh, literally.

Yeah.

And you fall off the bandwagon. But that's why, because we're still in those dark nights, we still have really cold weather outside. And I mean, the last thing you want to do is get in your car, defrost it at 6 o'clock in the morning and head to the bloody gym. Do you know what I mean? Yeah.

It is. It's really true. And I think that it's just pushed on us so much. We just assume that that's the normal way to be and that's what everybody else is doing, so we should do it, otherwise we're not productive. Yeah, um, we're that good old term of you got to get out there and be productive. But January is meant to be a lot gentler. I, in this, the winter just gone, I really entered like a— I went through like a really deep wintering phase, and literally in January I didn't do anything in terms of goal setting. I had like a really restful January. I mean, I've got 2 businesses. So my other business, um, is in wall prints and cushions.

Okay.

And that's like a, a business that I've been running for 6 years. That's, um, and it's really go, go, go all the way up to Christmas because, you know, retail. Yeah, that time of year, nuts. So when I got to January, I was like knackered, and I was like, I need to give myself permission to have that break. And I worked a lot with um, a dark goddess who's— she's called the Cailleach. She's, um, a Celtic goddess, um, really, um, associated with Scotland and Ireland. And she's like a Crone Goddess, and she's brilliant to work with in terms of rest, embracing your inner winter, and knowing that it's okay to not have to rush everything. She's quite a strong energy to help anybody that feels guilty about resting. Because I think when you have that, that's another problem that we often struggle with. We feel that we're not doing anything.

Yeah, I was going to say, and now you mentioned there obviously that we're moving into the darker half of the year. So was it from Lunasa, if I'm pronouncing that right, through to Mabon?

Mabon, yeah.

Yeah.

And then Samhain is obviously Halloween.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Um, so it starts to sort of gradually turn now. So as you mentioned, you'll notice the, the, you know, the sunset starting to get earlier, the leaves are good, and it sort of creeps upon you, doesn't it? And you're like, oh, it happens. It was summer and now we're going into autumn. And so for me, the energy shifts a lot and we, we enter in that darker time of year, which is a really great time to embrace those, those dark goddesses.

Yeah. So which other do you personally connect with the most in your own practice? Like, what do they spiritually represent for you?

My—

I would say my absolute favorite, my go-to I've always worked with, is a goddess called Nyx. She doesn't get a lot of, um, attention compared to a lot of the other goddesses. She's quite— she goes under the radar. She's a Greek goddess. She's the Greek goddess of the night. Um, and she's actually a primordial goddess, so she's older than everything. She's older than Zeus. She's one of the goddesses that Zeus actually feared. And working with her, I've actually been working with her since the beginning of my goddess journey, and she's always been there for me. She's brilliant to work with for clarity. I think being the goddess of the night, she's someone that you can really lean on when you're trying to see things quite clearly. And she really brings you into yourself to be like, okay, what is it that I actually want? And learn how to strip back everything and everybody else's expectations. And that's something that I struggled with a lot in growing my business, both of them. I remember before I worked with Nix, before I sort of got deeply into goddess work. I was running my, um, my other— my Kelly Marie Designs business, and it was doing well, but it was like not where I wanted it to be. And I didn't feel— you know when you, you know when you feel like it's not quite there? Yeah, it's not quite what you want, and you're like, there's something's wrong. And, um, I was like starting my journey, and I was— I really felt deeply called to NYX and She helped me to really realise that I was only designing based on trends and what, you know, people were saying, this is really popular, and it didn't light me up. So I completely changed the whole trajectory of the business, and I just started designing things that I love, like really bright, bold, maximalist, tropical maximalist designs. And I was like, I don't care, it might be very niche, people might say it's never going to work, but this is what brings me joy, this is what I want to do. And it was through working with her that I really got the clarity to do that. And then through working with other dark goddesses like Lilith, it gave me the courage to actually put it out there. And it was from doing that, it totally exploded. And that's when it moved into like a six-figure business. And I was like shocked. I was like, I can't believe that it took me so long to get here and so long to have the courage to actually just do the things that I wanted to do.

So how do you actually work with them then? Is it through meditation, or do you do like a little ritual? Like, how do you work with them?

What I do personally, I really love to lean into the energy of— it's a bit like, you know, when you're working with a crystal and you lean into the energy of it. I do the same with goddesses. So I enjoy their stories. I like to find out everything that I can about them. I'm really big into stories, a big part of, of the wild goddess, and I'll read all the myths. And I'm someone that just love a bit— I love quite a lot of depth, so I'll go really into it. And I feel that one of the best ways that you can work with a goddess, when you learn their stories, you can identify parts of yourself in that story, and you can say that goddess is someone that really She like speaks to me. It's like Lilith, for example. She's, um, a Jewish goddess and she's like a bad bitch. She's like an insane goddess to work with. She was the first, she was Adam's first wife before Eve.

Oh wow.

And she like got cast out of the garden because she refused to submit to and lie under Adam. So he complained and then she left. She was like, I'm not having it. Like, I am equal to you. Because she was made out of the earth as well, not from Adam's rib sort of thing. So she is a really brilliant goddess to work for, for like autonomy, which is really big for, for women. It's just something that is a difficult battle, especially when you're building businesses or difficult phases in your life. And so it's almost like I will meditate a lot with, um, the, the energy, and I'll lean into it. Like, when I want to do something, when I want to find the courage, I like ritual work as well. So I'll get in the mirror, I'll dress up, I'll put my favorite outfit on, and I'll channel that strength, that like Lilith energy. And I do it a lot through, through, like I say, through story, through ritual, and bringing it into like modern-day living, really.

So this is going to sound like a weird question because obviously you keep mentioning about women and things, but can men work with goddesses as well?

Absolutely. I have actually sold quite a few, um, goddess ebooks to men, especially Lilith. She's very popular because although I obviously talk about women being a woman from a female perspective, but it's exactly the same because every person, regardless of how anybody identifies, has both masculine and feminine energy. And although you'll think about goddesses in terms of them being a female, that energy is also there for men. Men wanna feel empowered. Men should know the stories of the goddess and they can call upon any goddess to work with, to, to learn about and bring that energy into their life just as much as women could. And women can also do working with male deities as well.

Yeah.

Amazing. I was just worried that I was gonna anger them or something, that they were gonna strike me down. I know many of my listeners will have heard of goddesses like Lilith, like you've just been speaking about, or maybe Hecate or Persephone. Many even. But what about some of the lesser-known ones? Could you introduce a few that people might not know but might find powerful to work with?

Yeah, I mean, as you say, there's definitely the popular ones, the Cerridwen, the Liliths, the Persephone. I really like the Cerridwen, as I spoke about earlier. She's a Celtic goddess. You've also got the Morrigan and Cerridwen, who are both Celtic as well. And the Morrigan's brilliant to work with. She's really powerful., and she's really good for that confidence and that, that strength as well. Um, there's Baba Yaga, who's one of my favorites. She's a Slavic goddess. She's a crone goddess, so she's like a, this old lady, and in a lot of stories about her, she lives out in the woods. In her house, there's like a chicken that walks around, and she throws around, you know, in a mortar and pestle, but she's very fierce. It's one of those where she's often interpreted as like the evil old hag, but there's so much wisdom in her stories. So she's definitely a really good one to check out. I would also say Hel, the Norse goddess of the dead, and Ereshkigal, who's a Sumerian goddess. If anyone's ever worked with Inanna or heard Inanna stories, she's Her sister, she's like the underworld version, and that's all about the descent, like further down into all, through all the layers of yourself.

Yeah, I love that. There's some there that I had heard of. I've heard of Baba Yaga, but I didn't know that she lived in a hut with chicken legs. That's very odd.

Yeah, it's odd.

Is she the one that was kind of perceived as being like a cannibal or something?

Yeah, they, they, in some of the stories, she's got like the bones and, you know, the skulls of people, children's heads on her railings that she's killed. Always gives me, you know, the vibe of the old lady from Hansel and Gretel. It kind of gives me that sort of the vibe.

Maybe like stories like that were made up from like folklore and myths. You know what I mean? It's really weird, isn't it?

Well, they were. There's a common theme. It's like For all dark goddesses, when you look at them across all different cultures, the stories are the same, really. The names are just different, and it's slightly different for each culture based on what's important to them, but the running themes are often the same. It's one of the reasons why I also bring in a lot of mythology. Yeah. And folklore, because it's so powerful there for all of that type of energy.

So working with these goddesses as well, like, What would you say to someone who was afraid of their own darkness? Like, how did you learn to see your shadow as sacred rather than shameful?

That's a very good question because that's one that I think a lot of people really struggle with because for so long we've lived in this box and there is so much shame in these days, especially if you're somebody out there and online and there's— you only have to say one thing that someone doesn't agree with and that's it. But I found that when you work with the Dark Goddesses, it does bring you this, this more, this sort of rooted confidence in your own shadow self. I think we often don't want to look at it because we don't want to view any bad parts of ourselves. So I really had to go through a, a quite a big descent, a big unraveling of of everything in my life. Like, I was after I'd left a really bad relationship and everything came apart, and for so long I was like, it was all everybody else, like everything bad's happened to me. And it forced me— as I found really powerful to do was journaling, and it made me go very deep into actually how have I contributed to my own narrative. And I had to look at my own selfishness my own jealousy, my own anger, my own manipulation, and learn why— where has this come from and what is it trying to tell me?

Yeah.

One of the things that I've spent a lot of time teaching, teaching people is about jealousy. It's something that everybody goes through and we're told it's really bad, but I've learned to look at it in a different way. So you go into the shadow of jealousy instead of shaming yourself for feeling jealous, you can simply turn it around and ask, what is it trying to tell me? Why am I jealous of this person? Is it because there's something that they've got that I want? Is it giving me little crumbs on a path to something that is where I want to go to? So it's kind of just about accepting that and learning that it's not a bad thing. It's actually, it's growth, and it's taking you to somewhere that you want to be, even if you might not be aware of that yet.

I like that explanation because it's not seeing it as something dark dark and negative and bad. It's like a reframe, isn't it? As if to say like, yes, what— how is this affecting me? What can I do? What can I learn from this? So it's like being a bit inquisitive, isn't it? But I think what you said there at the start as well is like, I often find that when you write something online, everyone's like, oh, be kind, be nice, play small, stay light, you know what I mean? And it's almost like we, we are suppressed from reclaiming that wild, dark sovereign self almost. But it's obvious that when you start reclaiming that, everything changes when you do.

It is. I think it will always ruffle some feathers. It's like when you see certain women online that are really in their power, that are really confident in what they're doing, there's always people that are going to say, who does she think she is? So look at her, she's a bitch. And if you're on that, you know, if you work a lot with goddesses, if you work on yourself in any way, as you know you can easily take a moment and step back and be like, okay, why am I saying that? Why am I saying that she's a bitch and she's full of herself? Actually, can I look at what is that triggering in me?

It often comes from inside, doesn't it? It's always like something that triggers inside of you and it just makes you jealous.

Yeah, it is. And people don't want to face that within them. They put it out somewhere else. And when you work with Dark Goddesses, it's basically making you turn in on yourself and going into those really uncomfortable emotions and being like, okay, I know you there. Because the more you suppress them, the more they're going to come out. The jealousy gets worse, and that's when bad things start to manifest. Because, you know, it's like you're rotting from the inside, isn't it? It's like a rotten apple. Whereas if you can open it and look in and actually be like, okay, what's going on in here? Like, I'm not going to shame myself for feeling jealous of that woman. I'm not going to shame myself for feeling really angry with my partner about something, and instead of trying to push it down and silence it, I'm actually going to sit with it and bring it into the light. And then effectively, you're transmuting it into power for yourself, for your own growth.

Love that. So let's bring in the sparkly stuff now, because you know I love a good crystal. Because what all I'm thinking of is, like, I'm looking at my crystals because I've got a lot of black crystals with me today. I've got these huge pieces of tourmaline, I've got my obsidian over there, I've got smoky quartz, and I'm just thinking, like, 'cause I love a good crystal. So are there any crystals that you can recommend for connecting with dark energy? Like, do you pair specific crystals with particular goddesses? You know, is that how it works?

I often tend to, as you say, work with a lot of the darker crystals. It's like if I'm working with Nyx, I always naturally go to obsidian. She feels very much like obsidian for me. And you can go with, um, like a smoky quartz is really good for dark goddesses, and things like garnet and carnelian, which I like to work with. I like to use carnelian as well with Lilith because it kind of— it's like if I want to express a rage or go into like this sort of depth of trying to understand a transformation or an anger or Uh, if I want to invoke courage, I'll pair that a lot with Lilith, but I do tend to go a lot for the darker crystals. Yeah. But you can also work with the shadow side of light goddesses. So like, for example, Aphrodite, I always naturally will just go with, um, a rose quartz. Yeah. Because she like rose quartz vibes. But even if you want to work with the shadow side of Aphrodite, like if you wanted to work on jealousy, you can still work with those crystals. But there are a lot of crystals that people will link specifically, you know, say in terms of like colour, you might have people that will go with like Lilith, everything's sort of black, you can go for black crystals. But I've, over the years, really, as I've lent into the energy of a goddess and looked at the crystals, because I've got so many of them, I'll go with what I think is talking to me. Yeah. Because I'm like, it's, you know, you just know when you're like, that one, I can't let go of that one.

Yeah. I think your intuition knows best often in those situations, doesn't it?

It does. I bought some moles of aye off you a couple of months ago, and I keep, I keep using that now when I'm working with Lilith, and it's like, sometimes I'm like, wow, this is insane. I have to like leave the house for a bit now and go and ground because the power of both of them together is just like mind-blowing.

Yeah. I love that. I love it. So what are the signs that someone might be being called to work with a Dark Goddess, or maybe that they're entering— is it what you call the descent phase?

Yeah, so there's numerous signs. Sometimes they can be quite subtle, but I found a lot of them are, you know, like if you're feeling really burnt out, like if everything's just got too much, you burn out, you feel like quite disconnected and quite lost. To me, that's like one of the really big signs of like, okay, the Dark Goddess is calling now because it's kind of like time to go into the descent or the void space, as I often like to call it, because it feels more like you're entering that void. So I think you get that as well after like major life events. Yeah, uh, breakups, so, you know, somebody passing away, a career change, having a baby. You go into this, this void of like, I don't know 'Who am I anymore?' And I feel quite lost. And you get those really strong emotions coming up that you don't quite know what to do with, or it almost feels like you want to burn your entire life to the ground, run away and live in the woods.

Yeah.

So for me, that's always a sign that the Dark Goddess is like, okay, it's time to, you know, peel away another layer of the onion and go deeper into yourself.

Yeah, I love that. And you've just launched something really exciting that can help people do that as well, haven't you? So you've got your Wild Goddess Rising membership. Yeah, tell us about about? Like, who is that for? What's inside? And how can it support people on their path?

So it's something that I've been wanting to do for so long, and this year's been like the year where I finally found, found the, the, the courage to go for it. And, um, basically it's a monthly membership that is going to cover all things goddess, but I tend to go for the deeper, less fluffy side of the goddess. So there's a lot of, um, there's meditations in there, there's a lot of teachings in there, wisdom teachings from goddesses. I enjoy bringing mythology into my teachings as well. And one of my biggest things that I do is weave in the wisdom of the ancient goddesses and the myths into actual modern-day living and the problems that we're all facing. So it's basically for anybody who's curious about goddesses, about how the power of goddess energy, the power of learning myth can actually transform your life. There's things in there such as I've got a whole business section based on my experience of growing businesses through like a soul-led way. There's a lot of transmissions, there's a lot of soul journeys through, uh, seasons and with different dark goddesses. So yeah, it's just for anybody who's ready to learn more and perhaps transform some of that power, you know, into action that they can take in their lives and get them to where they want to go, or get them to understand themselves more. It's all about empowering women, and that's, that's what I find is the key for goddesses, especially dark goddesses. It brings you that empowerment and almost like a permission slip to step into yourself and be like, yes, I'm gonna like live my best life and I'm gonna own this and I'm gonna learn all these things and I'm gonna implement them and I'm gonna live exactly how I was meant to live.

I love that. What is one piece of information, just before we leave, what is one piece of information that you would give your younger self?

Oh, The most important thing I would say to my younger self is to always, always trust your intuition because it is not wrong. It is not wrong. Don't ignore it. Don't go off the path the other way. It's waving a red flag because it wants your attention.

Yeah.

And it's the most important thing to do is to listen to it and create that solitude and that silent time to actually listen to it as well.

I think people are just so scared of going inwards. These days, aren't they? It's almost seen as a weakness, like looking internally, but in actual fact, it's going to make you stronger. It's going to make you a better person for it as well. So yeah, this—

it does, it does.

I was going to say, this has been such a rich conversation, Kayleigh. So thank you so much. I feel like I've had a mystical therapy session, honestly. Before you go, what would you say is the biggest takeaways for someone listening right now who is curious about reclaiming their power and connecting with all these different archetypes?

I think the biggest takeaway that you can have is to feel who is calling to you the most, whose picture interests you. It doesn't, it doesn't have to make sense. I always say when you're starting, go with that sounds really good for me, that sounds something that I want to learn about, and don't overanalyze it from your logical mind. Trust it from your soul, because me talking today to you about Dark Goddesses is another funnel for the goddess. It's a way for the Dark Goddess to come through me and speak to anybody that needs her right now. And she will come through to you in the way that you most need, and it will be the person that you most need is the one that you're drawn to the most. And go for it, like, get excited about it, dive in. It's like fun, it's not scary. And just like, yeah, have a lot of fun with it and don't be afraid to step into your confidence and into who you are.

I was going to say, I feel like we've only just scratched the surface in this. There's so much to go into. Well, Kayleigh, thank you so much for being here today. I've learned loads, so I know my listeners will have as well. So for everyone listening, I'll pop all of Kayleigh's links in the show notes, including where to find Wild Goddess Rising, her Instagram, all the juicy resources mentioned in a day's chat.. And if you've loved this episode as much as I did, please consider leaving a quick rating or review. I would personally say 5-star, but it's up to you. It really helps to get those powerful conversations out to more people who need to hear them. So until next time, go and light yourself a candle, grab your obsidian, maybe whisper a little prayer to Lilith or Persephone under the moonlight. You're not alone in the dark, you're just being called to rise. Thank you so much for listening, And I'll see you all next Friday.

Bye!

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