“The word cunning is closely associated with the fox. Cunning, like foxes and women, has been given a bad rap. Many have twisted the word’s sacred origins into something manipulative and conniving. But the word cunning arrives from an older Middle English word “ken,” a range of knowledge or sight. A cunning person understands that deep internal sight and wide-range vision leads to building an authentic life. Excavate your deep knowing and trust its messages. This is the way our soul-sight grows sharp, and your instincts return to the untamed power with which you were born. Sharpen your cunning to cut away what no longer serves. No matter your gender, your life deserves the fierce protection that feminine discernment can bring.”
Angi Sullins
Chorlton Unitarians 