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Crossing a threshold and the alchemical shift of menopause with Stacy Vajta, the Feisty Crone
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Crossing a threshold and the alchemical shift of menopause with Stacy Vajta, the Feisty Crone

I’m delighted to share this conversation with Stacy Vajta on the Sage + Siren podcast.

By chance, I read The Creative Threshold: Returning to What’s Natural by Stacy on Substack. From my late fifties, and as I turned 60, I’d been experiencing a nudge that I called now or never. Stacy spoke of this too. She mentioned the same words I’d been writing in my journals as I experienced this unexpected transformation in my life. Stacy calls it an alchemical shift and refers to menopause as a threshold.

The Feisty Crone
The Creative Threshold: Returning to What’s Natural
I don’t know if it happens all at once, or if it creeps in slowly, but I know so many women who hit 55 and feel everything start to shift. They wake up one day and realize they are not the same person they were before. The life they built no longer fits quite right. There’s a pull—subtle at first, then undeniable—toward something more creative, more ali…
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Artist, creative and community guide, Stacy is on a quest to live with purpose and joy, and to help others do the same.

In Stacy I found a kindred spirit. We spoke about life getting better at 60, listening to our inner voice, and the importance of creativity to reconnect to our self. I especially love Stacy’s words about the healing power of art.

Last year, the shift I experienced took me by surprise. It was so different to what I learned about menopause over the years. Stacy and I talk about this, the legacy we would like to create in the world, how pursuing goals changes at 60, and the need for community.

I loved our conversation and hope you will too.

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Sage + Siren is about the shifts that take place for us in our late 50s/early 60s. I’m interested in hearing positive personal stories and how life can change in ways we might not have envisaged.

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