Reclaiming the Feminine Energy in All of Us
March 8, 2026
The feminine is a force characterized by empathy, kindness, and expressive emotion and it is for both, female and male. … More Reclaiming the Feminine Energy in All of Us
Tag: Women
Our Deepest Fear
March 1, 2024
By Marianne Williamson(Return to Love) – Quoted in Nelson Mandela’s Inaugural Speech, 1994. Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate.Our deepest fear in that we are powerful beyond measure.It is our Light, not our Darkness, that most frightens us.We ask ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous?Actually, who are you … More Our Deepest Fear
Encuentra paz en el bosque.
August 4, 2020
La gente se aburre porque quiere. Es cuestión de ver las cosas de forma diferente. Si vives cerca de un bosque, aprovéchalo. Si no, busca un parque, area verde, o maneja tan lejos que sea para poder pasar unas horas cerca de los arboles. Cada vez más se sabe que los arboles tienen muchas mas … More Encuentra paz en el bosque.
A Must-Watch Documentary: On Her Shoulders
October 19, 2018
Why The Nobel Peace Prize Nadia Murad’s Story Matters. By Lupita Franco In her early 20s, Nadia Murad had the dreams most young women have, whether in small towns or large cities; basically she wanted to have a future and a life. In her own words, “I wanted to grow up and be a hairdresser … More A Must-Watch Documentary: On Her Shoulders
Four Women Wrongfully Convicted. A Film to Watch Tonight.
October 13, 2016
SOUTHWEST OF SALEM: THE STORY OF THE SAN ANTONIO FOUR FRAMELINE’s ENCORE SCREENING TONIGHT: THURSDAY, October 13, 2016 7:00 PM – Roxie Theatre 3117 16th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 Free to the Public. No tickets are required. This extraordinary documentary highlights the ongoing injustice that “The San Antonio Four,” Elizabeth Ramirez, Cassandra Rivera, Kristie Mayhugh, … More Four Women Wrongfully Convicted. A Film to Watch Tonight.
Reminiscences of Michoacan, Mexico.
September 18, 2016
By Martha Escutia. Special to Lupitanews.com | Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month 2016. #HHM2016. (Travel) – The smell of “Tierra Mojada” (wet earth) immediately punched through my nostrils!! It had been decades since I had last smelled that wonderful smell, reminiscent of my family’s ranch in Mexico. Then, I heard the thunder and saw the electrical … More Reminiscences of Michoacan, Mexico.
One of those Fridays.
June 10, 2016
Amazing women – May we know them.
May 23, 2016
(Women) – A few days ago, Kathryn Couch participated in the commencement ceremony for her Masters degree in Public Administration from Cal State Dominguez Hills. She did the majority of the two year program as a single parent while working full-time, but struggling to achieve wasn’t new to Kathryn as she grew up as a foster child, not … More Amazing women – May we know them.
5 Things Unmarried and Single People Appreciate.
February 14, 2016
Happy Valentine’s Day! Freedom, Spontaneity and adventures, Independent, Peace, Finding Oneself. Just a friendly reminder to singles who also do not have a Valentine’s! – Remember: Life is Good! Source: 5 Things Unmarried and Single People Appreciate.
5 Reasons To Travel Alone.
September 6, 2015
It is not for everyone, but many do it. You may call it however you like: time out, solo travel, going on your own. After traveling alone for 15 years, I highly recommend to take a trip near or far all by yourself, at least once in our life. Make it a weekend or a month … More 5 Reasons To Travel Alone.
A Woman With a Bracelet.
September 3, 2015
A woman was walking her four children to school this morning. She had a bracelet on her left ankle, the type of bracelet that people facing deportation have to wear. I can imagine her worrying about a possible separation and how that may affect her children and their future. But this woman was different, she … More A Woman With a Bracelet.
How do you keep going?
May 21, 2014
Those of us who work independently have as much freedom of time as the obligation to be productive. How do you keep yourself going in those days when you just do not feel like doing anything? I know and so do you, I am sure, that simply rituals may structure your work life: Start the … More How do you keep going?
“Amaluna” en San Francisco – [Bilingual Post]
November 11, 2013
Amaluna es el nuevo show del “Circo que sigue al sol” 😉 y empieza esta semana en San Francisco. If you have never seen Cirque du Soleil, you are up for a nice surprise. Cirque du Soleil is high quality entertainment, mixing the best acrobats, jugglers and other circus performers with music, songs, amazing costumes, … More “Amaluna” en San Francisco – [Bilingual Post]
A woman who did not believe she was beautiful.
June 23, 2013
By Lupita Peimbert. This afternoon when I got off the Metro, I was hoping to find her again. She was walking asking for money. I realized she is very petite. I came her way, putting on her hands a container full of delicious, warm Mexican food. I told her in my poor French “for you … More A woman who did not believe she was beautiful.
Experiencing the flavors of Marseille at MUCEM
June 10, 2013
Le Musée des Civilisations de l’Europe et de la Mediterranée – MUCEM – Marseille now has MUCEM, a new option for learning about the past, understanding the present, and perhaps envisioning the future of this jewel city by the sea. MUCEM, the initials in French for Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations, stands out strong … More Experiencing the flavors of Marseille at MUCEM
En el Mes Internacional de la Mujer
March 5, 2013
Marzo es el Mes Internacional de la Mujer.
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