My journey into semi-vegetarianism, shaped by illness, compassion, and the quiet wish to live more gently — for my body and the world.

Blending Shinto & Ryukyuan animism: a path of spirit, memory, and femininity—without dogma, only rhythm, care, and quiet belief.

How did Ryukyuan animism honor women as spiritual leaders while Abrahamic religions often limited their roles and emphasized male authority?

The Ainu live on - in stories, in songs, in the quiet strength of their descendants. Let’s listen, learn, and honor.🌸

A gentle glimpse into Ryukyuan culture—where women led, nature guided, and the sea held memories of a (never) forgotten kingdom 🏝️🌊

In Japan, the discussion around women's rights can often seem more about "reclaiming" or "reigning" rights rather than "gaining" them.

Femininity is not one shape. And within Shinto, it is not hidden, it is honored ⛩️🌸☀️

Hello deer, this is Seri 🌸 🌸Women in Early Shinto: Sacred, Soft, and Strong. Shinto, at its heart, is rooted in nature, harmony, and...

Hello deer, this is Seri 🌸 Today let's talk about shinto! Shinto brings peace not through rules, but through harmony with life itself....