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Hey Queen March is here, and with it comes a month of celebration, reflection, and empowerment as we honor International Women’s Month . At Agbara, we’re embracing the theme “Divine Feminine Rising” , a call to acknowledge the strength, wisdom, and creativity that reside within each of us. This isn’t just about acknowledging the feminine, it’s about celebrating it, amplifying it, and stepping fully into the power we hold as black women to lead, heal, and create meaningful change. The journey of the Divine Feminine is one of balance: soft yet strong, introspective yet action-driven, compassionate yet courageous. This month, we invite you to rise into your power and embrace all the ways your feminine energy can inspire transformation for you and for the world around you. Celebrating the Feminine with Agbara This month, our workshops and events are crafted to guide you on a journey of self-discovery, leadership, and restoration. Here’s how we’re celebrating the Divine Feminine Rising: Unlocking Your Blueprint: Human Design Basics | March 2 Your power begins with knowing yourself. In this introductory workshop , we’ll explore the foundations of Human Design , a system that reveals your unique energy blueprint. By understanding how you’re naturally designed to make decisions, interact with others, and align with your purpose, you’ll unlock the tools to live authentically and thrive. This session is about celebrating YOU! The unique, radiant being you were always meant to be. Sacred Leadership: Leading from the Heart | March 15 On the Ides of March , we’re turning this historical moment of change into a reclamation of Sacred Leadership . This paid workshop builds on the Human Design insights and takes you deeper into how understanding your design can empower you as a leader. Whether you’re guiding a team, a family, or a community, this session will teach you how to lead from your authentic energy while staying aligned with your purpose. Discover the strength in leading with compassion, the wisdom in embracing your intuition, and the power in uplifting others. Still Waters, Strong Winds: A Reclamation of Rest | March 29–30 This two-day virtual retreat is a love letter to Black women everywhere. It’s an invitation to reclaim the rest and renewal you deserve in a season of resistance. Through guided meditations, gentle movement, and thoughtfully curated workshops, you’ll find a sanctuary of restoration and empowerment. Join heartfelt sharing circles with sisters from around the globe as we create a sacred space for self-love, mindfulness, and collective strength. This retreat is about leaning into the beauty of rest, recognizing that rest is resistance, and celebrating the resilience that blooms when we allow ourselves to pause. Why the Divine Feminine Matters The Divine Feminine isn’t just an abstract concept—it’s a way of being. It’s the part of us that honors intuition, nurtures creativity, and seeks balance in every aspect of life. In a world that often demands us to shrink or silence ourselves, celebrating the Divine Feminine is an act of revolution. It’s about reclaiming our power, rewriting the narrative, and reminding ourselves that we are more than enough—exactly as we are. This month, we celebrate YOU: the women who show up, rise up, and lift up. Together, let’s honor the beauty and power of the feminine, planting seeds of love, leadership, and renewal for generations to come. Join Us in Celebration Let’s make this March a month of growth, empowerment, and rising into our highest selves. Explore our workshops and events to reconnect with your divine power and celebrate the beauty of the feminine. ✨ Ready to rise with us? Join the Movement Here . With love, light, and feminine power, The Agbara Team 💖

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