This talk explores a largely unnamed psychological and energetic territory that many women encounter in the menopausal transition years — the space between mother and crone, when external generativity begins to reorganize inwardly and a new form of authority quietly gathers strength to emerge in a new way. We will reflect on sovereignty — the gradual shift toward becoming the primary authority in one’s own life. We’ll explore self-trust and self-betrayal, long-standing patterns of accommodation, and the subtle emergence of a mature feminine presence that is less driven by striving and more guided by discernment and receptivity. It will be part reflective talk, experiential exercise and open dialogue. Registration is now open. ​