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You're not here to be palatable. You're here to be free. 🔥

Mandala Motherhood is for women who want more—more truth, more power, more space to breathe.

Real talk. Practical help. Radical presence.
✨ Come find what fits. ✨ Hey, I’m Sara -- owner and creator of Mandala Motherhood. I’m a writer, a deep thinker, and someone who loves asking the kind of questions that don’t have easy answers. I believe in honesty, curiosity, and the power of a well-placed f-bomb. Motherhood has changed me in ways I never saw coming—some beautiful, some brutal—but through it all, I’ve been obsessed with one thing: figuring out how to live a life that feels like mine while still showing up for the people I love. I see things clearly—sometimes before anyone else does. I’ve spent my life learning, pushing my limits, and figuring out what my body and mind are capable of. More than anything, I believe in making space—for growth, for truth, and for the people who are ready to show up for themselves.

12/03/2025

The only way through is through. If you're not feeling it, you're storing it -- and that s**t gets heavy. 🔥

12/02/2025

Stop attaching to outcomes. The only tolerable path through uncertainty is trust. 🔥

11/29/2025

It's funny how once you detox from the hormones that keep you activated, you can't really tolerate them anymore.

11/27/2025

There's one person who will never, ever leave you -- and she's waiting for you to take her out. Wear something nice. 🔥

11/25/2025

Your rage doesn't mean something's wrong with you. It means you're done holding the weight of the world's ignorance. 🔥

11/23/2025

If you're feeling creatively blocked (and I know you're out there, because I keep hearing from you) -- the first step is to treat your creativity like a wild animal, not a commodity. 🔥

11/21/2025

Chill out. Nothing is under control. It never has been! 🔥

11/19/2025

I feel pretty salty that neither school, society, or my parents taught me emotional regulation -- but that's my lot, and I'm dealing with it. It's not my fault, but it IS my responsibility, now, to catch up.

The good news, though, is this: it's contagious! The magic/science of co-regulation allows us to learn this from people who are already doing it and positively influence people who are still on the learning path. 🔥

11/17/2025

Mantra for this season of my life.
And hey -- self trust looks good on you, too. 🔥

11/16/2025

Both, probably. At least it would explain why I'm both scientist and mystic.

11/13/2025

Your experience of any task is a key ingredient in its sustainability and effectiveness. 🔥

11/11/2025

Love is an act of resistance. 🔥

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Mandala Motherhood: What Does It Mean?

A mandala is essentially a circular pattern, a geometric design that radiates from a central point. More notable than its configuration is what the mandala symbolizes: unity, harmony, interconnectedness, and wholeness.

When you become a mother, you cross a threshold. You are profoundly and permanently changed. The intense power of that change, even when long-awaited and welcome, can feel disorienting.

In times of change, the mandala reminds us of what is constant. When we feel far away, it reminds us that we are tethered and shows us the center. When we feel unbalanced, it reminds us that we are whole and shows us symmetry. When we feel alone, it reminds us that we are part of something bigger and shows us connection.

Each mandala is unique, as is each mother’s journey. My work is to walk with each woman, on her unique path, as she crosses the threshold into motherhood. My vision is that my presence enables each woman to find empowerment so that she can boldly and confidently embrace the unity, harmony, and wholeness of her motherhood.