Quotes from Succulent Wild Woman

S.A.R.K. ·  144 pages

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“A succulent wild woman is one of any age who feels free to fully express herself in every dimension of her life.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman


“Marry yourself first -- promise never to leave you!”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman


“Women need a space to be creative -- creativity thrives in solitude.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman


“If she got really quiet and listened, new parts of her wanted to speak.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman


“My body is precious and not separate from my soul.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman



“Use your internal grandmother for guidance and advice.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman


“Nourish your eye and spirit with inspiring things. They will bloom with your tending.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman


“I envision a world filled with women traveling alone and meeting each other on the path.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman


“Creativity suffers under great scrutiny from ourselves or others.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman


“When we look at clouds we see different shapes. See all the grace you can.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman



“The circles of women around us weave invisible nets of love that carry us when we’re weak, and sing with us when we are strong.”
― S.A.R.K., quote from Succulent Wild Woman


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