B Wilde

For centuries, women were expected to undergo religious “purification” rituals after childbirth before being readmitted into society. This article explores how patriarchy transformed motherhood from a powerful act of creation into a narrative of shame, impurity, and social control. Through history, religion, and cultural analysis, BWildeCoaching reflects on the lasting impact these beliefs still have on female identity, the body, and modern expectations surrounding women and motherhood.

Un racconto autobiografico che esplora il significato profondo della casa non come luogo fisico, ma come spazio interiore di esistenza. Attraverso memoria, musica, maternità e percorso personale, l’autrice riflette su sicurezza emotiva, identità e guarigione, fino alla scoperta che abitare davvero la propria vita significa poter finalmente esistere senza ridursi.

An in-depth philosophical exploration of whether God represents an external authority to obey or an inner truth to be heard. Drawing on biblical, Quranic and mystical traditions, alongside thinkers such as Socrates, Jung and Spinoza, the article examines how the concept of the divine has evolved from external judgement to inner consciousness, revealing a profound dialogue between culture, spirituality and human self-awareness.