Life cycle

Amazon, Mother, Lover or Matriarch? At what stage in the life of a woman in her forties is she? Previously, it would have been easily labeled middle-aged, but 21st century women are less and less bound by the old age categories - so since the last Hungarian appearance in 2006, the Lifestyle has only become more relevant. Developed by two authors, Elizabeth Davis and Carol Leonard, the stages of the female life from birth to death, the traditional archetypes, permeate each other, and the circle has no beginning or end. Although, as a result of the functioning of the body, certain "blood mysteries" are age-related — the age of first menstruation or change — due to their own destiny, each woman experiences her life in a different order. He returns to some roles several times and skips others one by one. You can be experienced in your field at the age of twenty, you can live your Loving Self after divorce at the age of fifty, or you can be a Mother for the first time in your forties. As a midwife and leader of female self-knowledge groups, the authors developed the archetypes based on their own experiences, according to whether Birth, Love, Creation, or Death was at the forefront, and brought about the necessary changes. The book also includes an exciting test that allows the reader to determine which archetype is closest to him or her in the current period of his or her life and what processes he or she will be involved in - allowing him or her to experience them more harmoniously. Recognized as an expert in women’s affairs, ELIZABETH DAVIS has also worked as a midwife, specialist in healing practices and as a consultant. He gives lectures on midwifery, sexuality and spirituality in several forums. In his spare time, he goes scuba diving, gardening and hiking. Elizabeth Davis lives in California and is a mother of three children. CAROL LEONARD, the ancestor of the modern puppet movement, a certified midwife, has been practicing for three decades. He was one of the founders of the North American Puppet Association. She runs a maternity center called Longmeadow Farm Maternity Home on her own property in New Hampshire. He enjoys gardening, skiing and fishing. He also produces herbs, has free-range animals, and spends his time with his three unrestrained grandsons.