Ep 44 Women, Money, and the Sacred Feminine

In this episode of The Reclamation Hour, we dive into the complex, often charged relationship women have with money — and why it’s not just personal, but deeply historical and systemic.

We explore how patriarchy, colonization, and cultural conditioning shaped women’s relationship with wealth, worth, and power, and why so many women, especially healers and spiritual practitioners, carry deep shadow wounds around money.

This conversation is not about quick manifestation tricks or bypassing systemic issues. It’s about understanding money as a relational system, one that affects our nervous systems, our sense of safety, and our ability to show up fully in the world.

In this episode, we talk about:

Why women were historically wealth keepers — and how that role was taken from us

How patriarchy created guilt, fear, and shame around women wanting money

Why money isn’t evil — and how it actually amplifies our values

The connection between money wounds, trauma, and the nervous system

Why “healers shouldn’t want money” is a harmful myth

How women holding wealth benefits families, communities, and future generations

What it means to shift from scarcity to stewardship

This episode is an invitation to rethink wealth — not as greed or excess, but as a tool for healing, empowerment, and collective care.