Free Webinar: The Roaring Sisterhood For Female Rage
Reclaim Your Roar: A Live Gathering on the Power of Female Rage
Saturday, November 7th, 9am GMT, Google Meet
Have you ever felt so angry that you could scream but you bit your tongue instead to keep the peace?
From the time we are little girls, we are conditioned to be the 'good girls'. We are taught that our anger is ugly, hysterical, and definitely not ladylike. So, we swallow our fury. We smile politely while our internal alarms scream danger.
But what is the actual cost of our silence?
When we constantly suppress our anger, that adrenaline and cortisol get trapped in our tissues. It exhausts us, burns us out and literally makes us sick. It’s time to stop biting our tongues.
Join Sangeeta Pillai, host of the multi-award-winning Masala Podcast and Chief Bad Daughter, for a powerful, raw and unapologetic live gathering dedicated entirely to the sacred power of female rage.
In this live session, we will explore together:
What actually makes us angry: A deeply honest conversation about the patriarchal burdens, unpaid labour and daily aggressions we are told to silently accept.
What keeps us quiet: Unpacking the 'good girl' conditioning and the people-pleasing habits that trap us in a cycle of silence.
The physical cost of our silence: How swallowing our anger affects our bodies, our nervous systems and our health
Looking to Goddess Kali for inspiration: We find inspiration with the ancient Indian Goddess Kali to help us reframe our rage as the ultimate boundary of self-love.
The Practical Cure: A guided practical exercise with Simhasana (Lion’s Breath) - an ancient and incredibly liberating physical practice designed to release the trapped anger from our jaws and throat chakras.
Come exactly as you are. Bring your exhaustion, your frustration and your red-hot fury. Let your anger be the fire that burns down what no longer serves you.
Are you ready to stop swallowing the storm? Let’s roar together.
Spaces are limited. No recordings available later as this is a sacred sisterhood.