Lunacy: Everything They Don't Want You To Know About Feminine Power, The Moon & Your Sacred Cycle

by Shani Jay

Lunacy is an honest, soulful, daring exploration of the Goddess, the moon and menstrual cycles, and feminine power, and how these buried tools, knowledge, and ancient wisdom hold the key to women rising worldwide. It is a call to question everything you have been taught since birth about womanhood by a society that continues to chain you and an invitation to write a new, empowering story that serves you and the wider collective.This book is bursting with thought-provoking questions, practical tools, and rituals to help you experience the power of the feminine and your sacred cycle today and start living and leading in harmony with your own rhythm and mamma nature. Lunacy is a welcome reminder of the strength and magic every woman holds within and a path that will lead you back to your sovereign self.

234 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 5, 2022

About the author

Shani Jay is an Author, Priestess, and Creatrix. Ask her what she does for a living, and she’ll tell you she holds a mirror to your soul, so you can see how beautiful you already are.

Her words have reached and touched millions, while her books have made their way into the hands and hearts of thousands of women worldwide.

Shani believes she is here in this lifetime to help women reclaim their forgotten power, embody their sacred feminine gifts, and dare to walk their soul path. She is a Cancer sun, Scorpio moon, and Capricorn rising.

Find out more about Shani at shanijay.com ✨

Reviews

[Sofie · Rating 5 out of 5]

read this.

[Irene · Rating 4 out of 5]

Eye opening

[Diane Talabi · Rating 4 out of 5]

I devoured this book this weekend. I bought it because I was interested in understanding more about the divine feminine.

What I took away from it was more of an understanding of "patriarchy" and how some of the systems we have to live within aren't necessarily designed for feminine energy to flourish.

I enjoyed the book, I found it quite accessible and easy to read and so recommend if anyone is into reading more about this topic.

My only criticism is there is a big focus on menstruation cycles. It would be good if the author explored how people that don't menstruate explore their feminine energy (e.g. menopausal women, trans women, men)

[Courtney · Rating 4 out of 5]

A lot of things I already knew through researching for my practice over the years BUT when I got to the stuff about our cycle I definitely learned some stuff. Overall I think this is a great book for women who want to start tracking their cycle and a good one to add to your collection of witchy books. But with all research topics, make sure you have lots of different sources and information bc with many of these kinds of books the people writing them include a lot of their own perspectives! Take a what works for you.