Unravelling Inwards
A Journey Of Embracing The Divine Feminine
by Camilla Fellas Arnold
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Pub Date 1 Oct 2023 | Archive Date 13 Jan 2024
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Description
Unravelling Inwards is a powerful, transformative guide to healing and self-discovery. Through her personal journey, author Camilla Fellas Arnold offers readers an inspiring roadmap for overcoming life's challenges and embracing their authentic selves.
At the heart is the concept of the divine feminine. Camilla takes readers on a journey through the three stages of the healing process – exhumation, healing, and reclamation – sharing her own struggles with panic attacks, depression, and societal expectations along the way. Readers gain insight into the four phases of the feminine, goddesses associated with each phase and learn how to integrate their wisdom into their own lives.
Unravelling Inwards is a beautifully written and deeply moving book that offers hope, inspiration, and practical guidance to anyone seeking to heal and grow. Camilla's honest and vulnerable storytelling will resonate with readers who have struggled with mental health issues, relationship challenges, or a sense of disconnection from their true selves.
Unravelling Inwards is an essential guidebook for anyone seeking to live a more fulfilling and authentic life. With its powerful message of self-love and transformation, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the divine feminine, self-help, or personal growth.
Advance Praise
"That this gives you practical advice and food for thought on a voyage of self discovery. This was such an interesting read. It challenges the way women, in particular view themselves and gives you the tools to challenge yourself and take steps towards your true self. Such a worthy journey and a transformational one.
- Julia McFarland
I loved this book and I loved Camilla’s vulnerability in sharing her own journey so honestly with the reader. Her easy writing style draws you in and flows with warmth, charm and wit. She has so much insight to offer as someone who is really doing the inner work.
- Linda Docherty
At several points, I found myself re-reading a line over and over again as I let it sink in, as if such simple and important sentiments had never been phrased in such a concise and understandable way before. It was like opening my eyes to something that had always been in front of me. Camilla has done something profoundly important with this book.
- Hannah Louise
Featured Reviews
Reviewer 1289968
This book was an honest look at the divine feminine and healing the mother wound, the witch wound and the sisterhood wound. It takes you through the process of healing honestly within yourself and being okay with your journey. I enjoyed the normalization of the feelings of anxiety and depression as a part of healing trauma in this life including ancestral and past life healing. Thoroughly enjoyed the authors insight and knowledge of a variety of healing modalities. A must read!
Reviewer 594011
This is your surrender.
This book focuses on the devine feminine with the use of goddesses. I don't usually turn to goddesses but I do appreciate their stories, women claiming their power.
"The expectation is that of course, every woman will have and/ or want children. It’s assumed and initially not directly spoken about...Motherhood it seems has been weaponized and turned into the ultimate elite women’s club."
Some notes I wrote..
•Exhumation, healing past trauma
•The wasp story is so sad (no animal cruelty)
•Wrinkles - evidence of the life we've lived
•The lens of love 🫶
"Choose love, it is our greatest teacher and our greatest healer."
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