Description

At first glance, the two definitions of “revolution” might seem to contradict each other:

1. Motion of anything which brings it to the same point or state.
2. A material or entire change in the constitution of government.

The first definition implies a return to the same point repeatedly, while the second suggests a complete and abrupt change of course.

This week, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Lisa Jara, a menstrual and (peri)menopausal health activist for women and non-binary menstruators, to explore the rich and varied dimensions of the word "revolution." Lisa's work helps individuals navigate their cyclical experiences with more ease and self-trust, making her an ideal guest for this truly fascinating conversation.

Tune in to learn:

• How the concept of revolution as a cyclical return can lead to profound changes in our lives.
• The importance of acknowledging and working with our natural rhythms.
• Insights into the personal and communal impacts of redefining and reclaiming the word "revolution."

Looking for more information about Lisa Jara? Here’s where to find her:

• Learn more about Lisa Jara on her website lisa-jara.com (and don’t forget to sign up for her Moonday Musings newsletter—it’s a must-read!).
• You can also find her on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook @_lisajara.