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Learning to Approve of Me
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Donna Henes
Here is another inspiring story of empowerment sent in by a sister Queen reader. Thanks to all of you who are willing to share your experiences of personal empowerment. Please do keep them coming. Learning to Approve of Me By Joyce Rothman LESSONS FROM CANCER: Making Sense of it All Low self esteem and the…
An Empowerment Story
By
Donna Henes
Dear Queen Mama Donna, You asked for an empowerment story: In February of this year my 82-year old father had a stroke. He lives 3000 miles away. His wife decided not to call the ambulance, because Dad asked her not to. Maybe a little lie down would make him feel better. Through a roundabout way…
Interview with a Canadian Queen – Part 2
By
Donna Henes
I recently attended a talk by Canadian author Catherine Gildiner and was quite taken with her good humored wisdom. When I read her book, After the Falls: Coming of Age in the 60s (Viking, 2010), I was hooked. She graciously allowed me to interview her and I would like to share her answers with you.…
Interview with a Canadian Queen – Part 1
By
Donna Henes
I recently attended a talk by Canadian author Catherine Gildiner and was quite taken with her good humored wisdom. When I read her book, After the Falls, I was hooked. She graciously allowed me to interview her and I would like to share her answers with you. They offer a revealing and inspiring description of…
Earth Speaks
By
Donna Henes
Earth Speaks By Elizabeth Hazel, OH Earth speaks to those who listen: Maternal lectures in shades of green, Sisterly riddles in coy lagoons and comic swamps, And her epic daughters, Mountain covens meet to ponder immortality. She thinks in seasons and paints in time: Impressionistic springs give way to pointilistic summers; Drab and tattered…
Guardian Queen of Earth’s Water
By
Donna Henes
Author and eco-feminist Vandana Shiva has long been a leading activist for women of third-world countries, farming and water sovereignty. According to her article “Empowering Women,” she suggests that a more sustainable and productive approach to agriculture can be achieved through reinstating a system of farming in India that is more centered around engaging women.…
The Arab Woman You Don’t See – Part 2
By
Donna Henes
The Arab Woman You Don’t See – Part 2 By Queen Noor of Jordan Women’s new empowerment will not be suppressed easily, however. So far, these have not been the traditional stories about women — especially Muslim women — that tend to show up on the news. Many do not imagine Arab and Muslim women…
The Arab Woman You Don’t See – Part 1
By
Donna Henes
Hopefully, all the bugs on this new server are fixed, so that we can continue this important series about Women and Power. The Arab Woman You Don’t See – Part 1 By Queen Noor of Jordan Throughout the extraordinary events of the last few months, across the Middle East and North Africa, long-silenced…
It’s Pay Back Time
By
Donna Henes
Hail Queens! It is good to be back online. As I am sure you noticed, Beliefnet had many techno troubles last week and I was unable to post. But I am back! Lately I’ve seen several outrageous television commercials that blithely extol the benefits of throwaway dust rags and floor mops and disposable baby bibs,…
The Vernal Equinox: Hatching the World Egg
By
Donna Henes
If the Winter Solstice signals the birth of the sun, then the Spring Equinox exclaims the birth of the Earth — the resurrection of nature from the dark death of winter. The life, which has stayed hidden, in exile or underground, during the long deep sleep of the cold season, now shifts and starts to…
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