Sisters of the Rose

🌹 Welcome to Sisters of the Rose – a sacred space for remembrance, healing, and divine feminine wisdom.Join hosts Eden Elizabeth, Natalie Rose & Lizzie as we explore the mystical path of the Rose lineage, embodied transformation, and ancient wisdom for a new earth.✨ The Rose is calling. Will you answer?

Sisters of the Rose is a religion podcast hosted by sistersoftherose, with 34 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

sistersoftherose hosts Sisters of the Rose, a religion show with 34 episodes published.

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  Episode #33

  #33 The Sacred Journey of Becoming with Erika Tourrell

  Sep 16, 202641 minS3

  In this episode, we explore the ancient and often forgotten wisdom of rites of passage—those threshold moments that mark the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. Across cultures and throughout history, rites of passage have served as sacred containers for transformation. They have helped individuals move consciously through life's great transitions: from child to adult, maiden to mother, seeker to leader, wounded self to initiated self. Yet in modern society, many of these ceremonial pathways have been lost. As a result, countless people find themselves standing at life's thresholds without guidance, witnessing, or support. They know something is ending. They sense something new is trying to emerge. But they lack the structures that help them cross consciously into the next phase of their becoming. In this conversation, we explore why initiation matters and how true rites of passage are not simply events but profound inner journeys. They often require us to release identities, beliefs, patterns, and attachments that can no longer accompany us into the life that is calling us forward. We discuss the role of challenge, surrender, devotion, and courage in the initiation process , and why discomfort is often a sign that transformation is underway. Rather than avoiding uncertainty, rites of passage invite us to meet it with presence and trust. We also explore how modern-day ceremonies, retreats, pilgrimages, and sacred journeys can serve as contemporary rites of passage, creating powerful opportunities for healing, remembrance, and rebirth. Whether through motherhood, relationship, loss, leadership, spiritual awakening, or a call to purpose, life continually presents invitations to step beyond who we have been and become who we are truly here to be. This episode is an invitation to reflect on your own thresholds. What chapter is ending? What is seeking to emerge? And what would become possible if you approached this transition not as a problem to solve, but as an initiation to embrace? Join us as we explore the sacred art of crossing thresholds and reclaiming the wisdom of rites of passage in the modern world. ✨Join the ⁠⁠⁠Rose Author Elders Circle⁠⁠⁠⁠ Connect with Erika: @erikatourell_ecosomatics ⁠ ✨ Connect with Natalie: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@thenatalierose__⁠⁠⁠ Connect with Sisters of the Rose: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@sisters_oftherose⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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  Episode #32

  #32 Resurrecting the Elder with Michal Maayan

  Aug 31, 202650 minS3

  What is the difference between growing old and becoming an Elder? In this episode of the Sisters of the Rose Podcast – The Elders Series , we sit down with Michal Maayan to explore one of the most important questions of our time: why do we need to resurrect the role of the Elder? Together, we explore how modern society has increasingly reduced ageing to a biological process, often overlooking the deeper social, cultural, and spiritual role that Elders have traditionally held within communities. We ask what happens when someone becomes older, but is never consciously invited into Eldership. Because being old and being an Elder are not necessarily the same thing. An Elder is someone who has lived through enough of life's thresholds to carry perspective, wisdom, and experience—and who chooses to offer that wisdom in service of others. Our conversation explores what has been lost as traditional structures of Eldership have disappeared, and why this role may be more important now than ever. In a world experiencing profound social change, disconnection, and uncertainty, where are the people we can look towards for perspective? Who holds the stories? Who helps the younger generations understand what it means to live through difficulty, change, loss, love, and transformation? Michal invites us to consider Eldership not simply as a stage of ageing, but as a conscious role, responsibility, and rite of passage . This conversation asks us to reconsider what it means to grow older—and whether we are willing to create a culture where people are supported to become the Elders their communities so deeply need. Because perhaps the question isn't simply: "How do we age well?" Perhaps it is: "How do we become Elders?" And perhaps, in these times, resurrecting the Elder is not just important for those growing older—it is essential for all of us.✨Find out more about the ⁠⁠Rose Author Elders Circle⁠⁠⁠ Connect with Michal: @michal.maayan ⁠@mature.eros⁠ ✨ Connect with Natalie: ⁠⁠⁠@thenatalierose__⁠⁠ Connect with Sisters of the Rose: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@sisters_oftherose⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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  Episode #31

  #31 The lost Rites of Eldership with Sally Berg

  Aug 23, 202642 minS3

  What happens to a society when we lose the rituals that once helped women cross the great thresholds of their lives? In this episode of the The Sisters of the Rose Podcast – The Elders Series , we sit down with Sister Sally Berg of Mature Eros to explore the ancient rites of passage that once honoured women as they moved through the different stages of womanhood—and what has been lost as many of these traditions have disappeared. Across cultures, women's transitions were once recognised and witnessed by their communities. From maidenhood to motherhood, through sexuality, partnership, birth, loss, menopause and into elderhood, women were not expected to navigate these profound transformations alone. They were initiated. They were witnessed. They were guided by women who had walked the path before them. Together, we explore what happens when these initiatory structures disappear and women are left to navigate some of life's most profound transitions without ceremony, community, or Elders to guide them. Our conversation asks why these ancient roles still matter in the modern world. What might change if young women had access to women who could guide them through the thresholds of womanhood? What happens when a woman reaches midlife without being consciously initiated into the wisdom of her next chapter? And what becomes possible when mature women are once again recognised not as women who are becoming less relevant, but as Elders carrying wisdom, experience, sensuality, and perspective for the generations that follow? We explore the importance of reclaiming mature womanhood, the role of the Elder, and the cultural knowledge that can be passed from woman to woman when communities create spaces for witnessing, initiation, and belonging. At the heart of this conversation is a deeper question: What happens to women—and to society—when we forget how to honour the thresholds of a woman's life? Perhaps the answer is not to recreate the past exactly as it was, but to remember what those traditions understood: Transformation needs witnessing. Women need women. Every threshold deserves to be honoured. And the wisdom of mature women is something society desperately needs. This conversation also marks the beginning of something new. In October , the Sisters of the Rose will be launching our Rose Author Elders Circle —a dedicated Author and Rites of Passage programme inviting Elders to consciously step into their next chapter of life. This is an invitation to honour the life you have lived, reflect upon the initiations that have shaped you, and begin sharing the wisdom you have gathered along the way. Through the programme, Elders will have the opportunity to tell their story, begin writing their book, share their wisdom through the Sisters of the Rose Podcast, and create a lasting legacy for future generations. Because becoming an Elder is not simply about growing older. It is about consciously stepping forward to say: "I have walked this path. I have learned something along the way. And I am willing to share what I know." Perhaps this is the rite of passage our culture is ready to remember. The time to resurrect the Elder is now. Connect and find our more about Sally and her work here: @mature.eros ✨Find out more about the Rose Author Elders Circle⁠ ✨ Connect with Natalie: ⁠⁠@thenatalierose__⁠ Connect with Sisters of the Rose: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@sisters_oftherose⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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  Episode #30

  #30 The Return of the Rites of Passage with Angel Be Love

  Aug 3, 202640 minS3

  What does it mean for a man to truly grow up in a world that rarely initiates him? In this episode, we sit down with Angel Be Love , a fatherhood facilitator, men’s mental health coach, and relationship repair counsellor, whose work is dedicated to reimagining masculinity through the lens of emotional honesty, relational responsibility, and embodied presence. Angel shares his personal journey of choosing depth over numbness, and feeling over avoidance. In a culture where many men are taught to armour up, suppress emotion, and equate strength with silence, Angel offers a radically different path—one rooted in softness, courage, and conscious engagement with life. Together we explore the concept of rites of passage and what it means in today’s world where many traditional initiatory structures have been lost. Angel speaks to the importance of being truly seen, challenged, and supported through the thresholds of becoming a man, a father, and a relationally responsible human being. This conversation opens a deeper inquiry into what healthy masculine initiation looks like today. We explore the movement from performance-based identity into embodied presence, and how real strength is often found in vulnerability, accountability, and the willingness to repair what has been broken. Angel also shares insights from his work supporting men and couples, highlighting how relational breakdowns often point toward deeper unmet needs for connection, emotional expression, and initiation into maturity. Rather than avoiding these moments, he invites a new way of meeting them—as gateways into growth and transformation. At the heart of this episode is a powerful redefinition of masculinity: not as domination or suppression, but as grounded presence, emotional intelligence, and the courage to stay with what is real. This is a conversation about becoming. About initiation. And about what it means to step into a new story of manhood that serves not only the individual, but families, relationships, and the collective. ✨ Connect with Angel: @angel_belove ✨ Connect with Natalie: ⁠⁠@thenatalierose__⁠ ✨ Connect with Matthew: @matthewbruce.official Connect with Sisters of the Rose: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@sisters_oftherose⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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  Episode #29

  #29 Integrating the Masculine in Egypt’s Sacred Lands with Lou LaLoba

  Jun 29, 202646 minS2

  In this powerful and deeply transformative conversation, Natalie Rose sits down with Lou LaLoba to explore the awakening of the masculine through the ancient initiatory energies of Egypt's sacred lands. Together, they discuss how the modern masculine is being called into a new era of leadership—one that moves beyond control, performance, and external achievement into embodied presence, devotion, integrity, and heart-led power. Drawing on Lou's experiences working with men and facilitating transformational journeys through Egypt, this episode explores the profound energetic impact that sacred sites, temples, and ancient wisdom traditions can have on masculine healing and remembrance. You will discover: Why Egypt acts as a catalyst for masculine initiation and transformation The wounds many men carry around power, purpose, and leadership The relationship between the sacred masculine and sacred feminine How ancient Egyptian teachings can support modern embodiment The role of brotherhood, pilgrimage, and rite of passage in men's evolution What it means to become a protector, provider, and leader from consciousness rather than conditioning How inner union creates the foundation for sacred partnership This conversation is an invitation for men—and the women who walk beside them—to understand the deeper journey unfolding within the collective masculine at this pivotal time in human evolution. Join Natalie and Lou as they explore the mysteries of Egypt, the restoration of masculine sovereignty, and the path toward authentic sacred union. 🌹 Find out more about our next Rose-Initiations in Egypt ⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠ ✨ Connect with Lou: ⁠@lou.laloba⁠ ✨ Connect with Natalie: ⁠@thenatalierose__ 🌹 Connect with Sisters of the Rose: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@sisters_oftherose⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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