It’s no secret that we live in a society of manic busyness. From the moment we wake up to the moment we go to bed we are running a race. Constantly racing to the top, racing to keep up, racing to look a certain way and have certain things. All of this leaves us feeling empty and wondering if this is it? When we loose ourselves to the race we find ourselves having all sorts of emotional and physical ailments.
Often times while we are in the race we are constantly taking care of others first and neglect ourselves which is harmful to our wellbeing. As the stress, frustration, depression, and anxiety build, in an honest attempt to feel better we consume everything. From the latest Netflix series to the newest fashion trends, we eat at the hippest brunch spots, buy the newest iPhone’s, and spend hours scrolling on social media.
But where does this leave you, where does this leave us as a culture? It seems the more time we spend running the race the less time we have to fill our souls. When was the last time you completely unplugged, laid under the stars, danced barefoot, had a meaningful face to face conversation, reflected on life, cried, sang your favorite song at the top of our lungs or laughed so hard it hurt?
In our deepest, most sacred selves we sense that we’re missing something. These intangible soul-filling things bring us great happiness and assist us in becoming the grandest version of our greatest selves. True joy comes from being spiritually aligned with the divine, while setting aside time and space to feel gratitude and experience new adventures that enrich and fill our souls with light, love, and wonder.
If your feeling drawn to a digital-detox with empowering women then this retreat is for you.We have organized Wild Wondrous Women in an area of outstanding natural beauty where guests trade in there phones for mindfulness yoga, workshops, and quiet time as a way to re-connect and reset from your daily demands.
