Prajna O'Hara

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My beautiful Libby Joy was born at one pound, three months premature. She has significant disabilities and requires full-time assistance for everything. She doesn’t have language, but I understand her sounds and spontaneous, contagious laughter.

Most nights, I sleep in a loft above her so I can attend to her quickly if she …

Prajna O'Hara

By and for Women because No woman gets an orgasm from shining the kitchen floor.

“Exhaustion will not create liberation.” ~Tricia Hersey (Nap Bishop).

🔥 What does the primordial woman mean to you? Primordial woman evokes a deep, ancient, archetypal essence of womanhood at its most original and untamed core. To me, she represents: • The First Woman — The root of feminine existence, the mother of all, present in creation myths across cultures (Eve, Lilith, Gaia, Tiamat, Asherah, the Cailleach, Coatlicue). • The Wild & Elemental Feminine — She is the raw, unconditioned, pre-patriarchal force—a being who existed before society imposed roles, restrictions, or expectations on women. She is earth, fire, water, air, animal, blood, and bone. • The Womb of Creation — Not just in the biological sense but as the cosmic womb, the cauldron of life, death, and rebirth. She holds the mysteries of the menstrual cycle, the lunar rhythms, and the deep knowing in the body.

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Prajna O'Hara

On the last vacation day with a dear friend—practicing the art of ‘doing nothing.’ The first true vacation at 67 — I remember without responsibilities or navigating children. Time away inspired my last post The World is A Hungry Hunter: the legend of the brass brassière that stops the milk train guzzle...

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The Salty Crone—Prajna O'Hara

The World is A Hungry Hunter