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Find your way in the world .
A modern guide to finding your way, inspired by muses, cultures, seasons, cycles and worlds.
Nine muses · nine questions · find your way
To find your way in the world, you must first navigate the worlds within it.
We are always moving through more than one world at a time. Becoming. Building. Unravelling. Imagining.
Wherever you go, there you are.
Which world are you in right now?
Learning to navigate each world, and knowing which one you are in, is how you find your way.
The inner world
Where you feel and make meaning.
“I come back to myself.”
The outer world
Where you work and build.
“I show up in my life.”
The underworld
Where something is ending or shifting.
“I’m in something deep.”
The otherworld
Where what comes next begins to appear.
Every GlobalWoman has a muse.
Yours is waiting.
Nine muses. Nine distinct ways of moving through the world. The quiz takes nine questions and reveals which muse is guiding you right now.
Your muse is not a personality type. She is a way of seeing.
The Envisioner
The Navigator
The Alchemist
The Oracle
The Mover
The Sovereign
The Seeker
The Keeper
The Maker
Nine questions. One way in.
Kauldron.
A weekly container
for finding your way.
Four worlds. One gathering. Every week. A live weekly orientation for navigating the worlds you move through as they shift.
Finding your way in the world isn’t a destination.
It’s a practice.
Not a course. Not a subscription. A weekly live gathering for women who want to move through the world with a kit, not just courage.
Thursdays · $20 per session · No commitment
Four worlds · One life · Every week
A world to find your way in.
A modern guide through the inner world, the outer world, the underworld and the otherworld.
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