Were it not for those who care, featuring Jaleh Moslehi, Chairperson of the Board, of the Center for Improving Women’s Lives

Susan Taylor, Essence Magazine Editor-in-Chief said in her 1993 book, In the Spirit:

"There is a wisdom that is as much a part of our being as our flesh and blood and bones. Intuition, the deepest knowing. It is alive in us as children as simple faith in our feelings. But as we grow up and the outer world begins to matter more, the channel to intuition narrows. Western culture stifles intuition, dismissing what can’t be explained logically and scientifically, and discouraging reflection and feeling. It offers no real answers to how life should be lived. But life is more than the physical, biological, and mechanical---more than what we can see and prove.

Intuition is a higher form of mind than rational thinking. It’s the synthesis of the heart, mind, and soul working to expand awareness and understanding, Intuition is the wisdom of the spirit within us, coaxing us to be fair, to do the right thing to embrace change as a natural and essential part of life. Intuition is the voice within that is forever pressing us to stretch ourselves, to take risks, to keep loving and giving birth to a new self.

Trusting the inner voice is a particular struggle for women".

Jaleh Moslehi, Chairperson of the Board, for The Center for Improving Women's Lives (CIWL), engages us in an intuitive, inspirational, and educational conversation about how CIWL has become a lighthouse for women embodied in this struggle.

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