rena weafer

She receives—but she also gives. She inspires, transforms, and creates.

She carries the capacity to feel the sorrow of the world and still give birth to something new.

She is not a role to perform, but a presence to remember.

But it wasn’t until I began studying Tantra with Nina Lombardo that all this came home to my own body. In Nina’s groups, I learned about polarity not just as concept or state, but as an active practice. The feminine, I came to see, is not just a quality—it’s an energy we tend, an embodiment we grow into. I learned to feel the fullness of my... See more

I’ve come to work with, the masculine is the energy of emptiness, stillness, consciousness, and containment. He offers presence, clarity, and structure. He is the Logos —the ordering word, the clarity of divine structure. The feminine , by contrast, is the energy of movement, matter, emotion, and life force. She is flow, expression, intuition,... See more

“Children don’t see the world, don’t observe the world, don’t contemplate the world, but are so deeply immersed in the world that they don’t distinguish between it and their own selves.” - Karl Ove Knausgaard, Autumn

She is the end that every woman worries about. Her body is no longer desirable, her labor no longer necessary. What is monstrous about her is simply the fact that she exists past her usefulness. Because aging, bitterness, and decline are inseparable from womanhood itself, every woman has the capacity to become monstrous, and every woman is a... See more