Gender Rituals
Gender Rituals by Eli Lawliet is an affirming and thoughtful book that honours the many ways people experience and express their gender. I appreciated the emphasis on making space for our own journeys, without needing to fit into a particular narrative or follow a prescribed path.
I particularly valued the practical rituals and activities throughout the book, and how they can be adapted to suit different people, needs and experiences. The accessible, neurodivergent-friendly approach makes the practices feel approachable, flexible and meaningful rather than prescriptive.
I can see this being a book I return to regularly, both personally and in my work. I know I’ll be opening it up to revisit particular sections and rituals as they are called for, drawing on different practices at different times and adapting them to the needs of the people I work with.
A valuable resource for anyone wanting to explore gender, identity and becoming through a more intentional and affirming lens. I particularly appreciate having a collection of practices to return to, rather than something to simply read once and put aside.
Found here: https://link.amazon/B08ysn3Co
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