A Woman Who Flows is a Woman Who Glows

You Want to Attract a Masculine Man?

- The man who is strong, grounded, and can hold you when you are out of balance. But how do you attract such a man?

A woman in flow is glowing. She is absolutely beautiful, graceful, soft, and delicious. She is magnetic to him.

Ironically, the times when you are not in flow are the times you need him the most—when you feel sad, frustrated, angry, or simply unseen and unheard. In those moments, you may not be directly attractive to him in the same way, but it is your need for him that becomes the attraction.

Your Flow is Sacred

- A woman in flow is a woman who is in contact with all that she is. She is rooted in her connection to Heaven, to God, and to the Holy Spirit.

A masculine man penetrates her not just physically, but spiritually. Through her, he connects with God. Through her, he finds faith, and through her, he meets himself as a divine being. She is his pathway to Source, to remembering what it feels like to be connected to something greater than himself.

If you are not in your personal state of flow, you cannot be that for him. The lack of that glow will leave you single, if what you seek is a real man and a real relationship, not just temporary satisfaction.

A Feminine Woman is a Woman Who Feels

- A real feminine woman is deeply in touch with her spirit, her emotions, and her intuition. She feels. She knows. She connects. She relates.

She does all of it so unbelievably well, as if she was born to do it (which she is). As if it were all she had ever done (which it has been, whether she is conscious of it or not). As if she is an expert in the field (which, of course, she is).

Connecting with your chakras, your senses, and your emotions isn’t difficult—you do it naturally. The only thing missing? Encouragement. Witnessing. Permission to trust yourself.

What I have seen, time and time again, in all the women I have taught over the years, is that all she truly needs is someone to reflect back to her the truth she already carries; a witness to her progress and natural spirituality.

What Happens When She Loses Her Connection, and How to Reclaim It

- When a woman loses her connection to her essence, she stops glowing. She forgets who she truly is. Doubt creeps in, clouding her ability to make clear, lasting decisions. She questions herself at every turn, unsure of the path she’s walking. Life becomes surface-level, far from the depth her heart and soul are calling for.

But reclaiming this connection is simpler than it seems. The first step is to open herself to it once again. She does this by opening her crown chakra, quieting her mind, and reconnecting with her heart in stillness. In meditation, she finds the space to remember her truth, her divinity, and the radiant flow that lives within her.

Come Flourish With Us

If you feel called to deepen your feminine flow and surround yourself with women on the same journey, join us in FeminaFlourish Lounge—a sacred space where women reconnect with their softness, their strength, and their divine essence and, of course, their spirituality.

Come as you are, be witnessed, be celebrated, and let yourself flourish.

Join FeminaFlourish Lounge here! : https://www.facebook.com/groups/3696549237256170/

I created this group so you wouldn’t have to do this alone. Here, I share weekly meditations, Messages from The Oracle, channeled messages that I receive in the moment, and we share our personal experiences. No judgement.

Here’s what some of the women in our community have to say:

"Authentic, pure and loving energy. Over time, you will be nourished with grace, wisdom and you will be guided to the love that is within you ", Letchimi P. Samy (India)

"Hello!

I’m sharing this small community of beautiful women and welcoming more with open arms.

I truly appreciate every time we meet, and it’s always just as lovely and interesting. Here, it’s safe and warm, and it feels like a gathering of good friends.

You’ll receive guidance, weekly personal messages, goddess workshops, and more (read below). You can share both the good and the difficult, as we have big hearts and are more than happy to include you.

Come! Come!", Kristine Borgen (Norway)

With love,

Elizabeth Walker