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A Promise Kept
In the deep green hush of Founders Grove, where the redwoods rise like old, listening elders, there walked a woman who had once been a child with a very specific dream. “I’m going to grow up and marry Bigfoot.” She had said it plainly, confidently— to her mother, to the air, to the invisible listeners…
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The Woman Who Remembered How to Live
A woman’s body begins to break under years of emotional weight and self-abandonment, until illness becomes a turning point. Through grief, awakening, and the wisdom of Baba Yaga, she reclaims her voice, her boundaries, and her will to live—choosing herself and discovering that true healing begins when she stops disappearing.
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A Small Stubborn Seed
Listen, children of the crooked road. You stand in the same room and swear you are standing in different worlds. One of you says the sky is falling. One of you says the sky is rising. One of you says there is no sky at all. And all of you— all of you— are certain…
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Baba Yaga on the True Weapon of a Warrior
Listen carefully, children of the burning age. I have watched centuries of war. I have watched men march across fields for land, for blood, for greed, for fear, for the fragile illusion of power. I have watched kingdoms rise and collapse into bone and ash. But listen closely now. The strongest weapon a warrior can…
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Stop Waiting To Be Chosen — Choose Yourself
For generations women were told to wait quietly in towers.The wise woman remembers she is the forest.The moment we choose ourselves, the story changes. — Baba Yaga the WiseThe forest remembers. ⸻ #BabaYaga #WomenAwakening #ChooseYourself #WiseWomen #SacredFeminine #WomenWhoRemember
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Welcome Baba Yaga
Beginning spring 2026, I’ll be sharing historical folklore, poetry and tales of wisdom, unity, and cooperation during this season and time of new beginnings. As I develop this character, I invite you to join me on this journey. I’ll be sharing stories, hosting a podcast, and maybe even creating some YouTube videos. This is a…
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