-The Fluye sessions and distribution we conducted in November in José Vasconcelos secundaria school in Chapala were pure magic.  It felt to me that we are reaching our ideal with our work with the girls with full integration and participation.  The girls made a precious womb with flowers and their drawings while others sang around the circle to support the activity.  When the visual of the womb was finished, we “opened the circle”.  I created the intention for our “girls’ prayer” asking the girls to follow my words of intention.  The girls had their eyes closed and their hands over their hearts.  The silence and the energy in the room showed that they were feeling this profoundly. I then invited them to bring their drawings to the womb illustration they had created on the floor while saying out load what they liked and what they valued most about the whole experience.

 And the girls started to share, each one of them, with their most authentic words and feelings, what they felt.  The majority of them cried while sharing.  They all said that they valued having such an extraordinary space to connect with each other, to experience the sisterhood that I had told them about on our first Fluye day together.