The phrase ‘I’m Coming Out’ has been a part of the LGBTQI community since the early 20th Century and its message more than the bravery of  ‘coming out of the closet’ in terms of gender identification, speaks to me to  the courage that it takes for anyone to unveil, embrace, express and live their truth. 

For me ‘I’m Coming Out’ challenges me to respond to my Soul’s call to embody and live in alignment with my Soul’s expression in a material and pragmatic world.  

In the context of equity and the gentle power of the feminine energy, which is embodied in all beings regardless of their gender and identity preferences, ‘I’m Coming Out’, our campaign, is a rallying cry. It is a call to activate the Divine Feminine within us all, a gentler, more nurturing and collective way of being and it begins with the manner in which we treat ourselves. 

We are living in the exciting and challenging times of unprecedented change in our history, and many people, in particular women are feeling unsettled, discombobulated particularly since the pandemic. ‘I’m Coming Out’ is an opportunity to come out collectively and authentically from the shadows of the limitations we have placed on ourselves as women, and to step into the Light of Truth - the Truth of who we really are and what we have to offer the world.

It is an invitation to pursue a journey of and into the unveiling of our true natures in the gentle power of the Divine Feminine as the healers, the nurturers and connectors we are. This requires that we choose to embrace the inner journey of the heroine - to heal, to nurture and to connect with our innermost selves, and to do so in an environment that is a safe space, with others who choose to to embrace their journey to living authentically. 

And so we invite you to honor that still gentle voice within, that is inviting you to step out of the shadows of your own limitations, fears, doubts, limiting beliefs, and your shadow story that has kept you hiding your Light under a bushel; kept you playing small and wondering that surely there must be more than merely existing and surviving your way through life.

‘I’m Coming Out’ of the Shadows and into my Light comes with a warning - it requires self-examination and the courage to delve within to bring all that stops you from living and being your truth out into the Light. It is not for everyone, though I wish it were. It is for those who are ready to unearth, unveil the Light and Truth of who they are and all that they have to offer and contribute to a world that is awakening to being, living, and doing in a way that honors our earth and the future generations. 

Will you ‘come out’ of your shadows and embrace and live in your Light?