Home

About Gaye

MasterMind Mentoring

Interviews

Audio CDs

Testimonials

Newsletters
E-zine

WildlyFreeWomen Speak

Products

Resources

Contact

Cornelia Powell

uses the language of weddings and relationship to speak to the hearts of all women. Her online magazine, Weddings of Grace (The Bride You Want To Be, The Woman You Become) promises to change how brides use age-old wedding traditions to deepen their own self-discovery.....returning them to the spirit of their womanly rite-of-passage.  Bridal sage, innovative entrepreneur, and wedding folklorist, Cornelia has been the spokesperson for being a more conscious bride for over two decades, restoring a sense of intimacy and grace to the world of overly commercialized weddings.
In her blog, The Woman You Become, Cornelia shares her experiences and insights from intriguing spiritual journeys into the world of ancient wisdoms, goddess mythologies, and meditative rituals. Cornelia appeals to all women to reach out to young girls to inspire, teach and be empowering role models so it's just natural that they become world leaders.
The meditative and intimate tone of Cornelia's CDs, books, articles, and presentations encourage women to "look inside to find yourself" and love what they find!

Renee Fisher Renee Fisher was born in Philadelphia, and, from age three, fully intended to become a famous prima ballerina. She received her undergraduate degree in Special Education from Pennsylvania State University and her graduate degree in Special Education from Indiana University. She taught special ed in both Indiana and Virginia. Since 1979, she has been a Realtor in Virginia. In 2001, shestarted a speed dating company, Brief Encounters USA, and presently is involved in the startup of a brand new company called Diva Diversions (www.divadiversions.com). Renee has had several short stories published, as well as a novel published through iUniverse. She is an Honorable Mention in the Lorian Hemingway Short Story Competition. She is currently working on her second novel. She lives in Arlington, Virginia and has three grown children. She also has a new husband whom she acquired in May 2006. To this date, she is still an unfulfilled ballerina.

Joyce Kramer Joyce’s first career, her childhood vision, was teaching high school English in Baltimore’s inner city. After retiring from teaching, Joyce began working for the first major community-based HIV/AIDS organization in Maryland, where she was Director of Volunteer Services and later Director of Development and Public Relations. During her careers in Baltimore, Joyce was politically active and coordinated several campaigns, including a citywide effort to create an elected school board. In her mid-50s, Joyce began her third career incarnation when she became a self-employed communications consultant on global HIV/AIDS issues and health broadcasting in Washington, DC. She traveled to East Africa to research and write a document on anti-vaccination rumors in three countries. In addition to her “real” jobs, Joyce works for a limo service, where she gets to drive famous people around. If this book continues to be successful, she will eventually be more famous than her passengers. They will then have to drive her around. Joyce recently moved from Alexandria, Virginia back to Baltimore where she is starting a career in real estate. She has two children. Learn more about these 3 women and their book "Invisible No More - The Secret Lives of Women over Fifty"

Jean Peelen Women’s advocate, civil rights attorney, policy writer, model, actress, radio show host, “Women of a Certain Age” workshop leader. These are the various lives of Jean Peelen. Jean is author of many Federal policy documents on subjects like the rights of women and girls in sports, the rights of children with disabilities in public schools, the obligations of schools to children with limited English proficiency, the desegregation of public schools, and sexual harassment in schools and colleges. She also published management articles, such as “How to Fire a Federal Employee and Stay Sane.” Jean left a position as Chief of Staff of a Federal agency to become an advocate of the power and possibility of women over fifty. At age 59 she became a successful model and commercial actress in New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. In addition, she is one of the national spokeswomen for The Sister Study (www.sisterstudy.org), a National Institutes of Health study to determine the causes of breast cancer by studying the sisters of women who have had the disease. Jean lives on an island off the west coast of Florida from which she works and brags about her six beautiful granddaughters. As Jean’s main goal in life is to be famous, the increasing size of her family will help.

Cynthia Zaal

All of us humans seem to be moving faster now toward realizing the full potential of our spirits.
I love working with people who are ready to let go – of the walls they’ve put up … of old traumas that they have carried for so long … of stresses that have taken up permanent residence in their bodies and their outlook … of a nervous system that is overloaded … of seemingly insurmountable distance between themselves and other human beings.
I am good at assisting you to find an inner pause so that your same, old, automatic reactions don’t run your life and you can really choose the responses -- the life – you want.
Working through the body – with unique techniques – you will discover stillness – nondisturbance -- in your whole being. Your body is relaxed and open. Your mind is quiet. Inner peace shares space with curiosity. Ahhh!
Come to www.LivingAtEase.com and sign up for our free e-newsletter called “Openings: Simple Practices for Living in Flow”.

Image Your World Now

“The images we create form our Consciousness” (Marija Gimbutas), so what Consciousness do we wish to create? 

Ankya Klay

A few years ago Ankya was inspired to create Ankya Design One Earth Images. She draws on her experience as natural therapist (teaching Shiatsu, nutrition and yoga) and working as an artist in textiles and clay sculpture.
These ‘human landscapes’ show us we are all connected - both to Nature and to each other. Ankya is committed to bringing indigenous awareness that we are all made up of the same elements of earth, air, fire and water into our contemporary world and her motivation for this is that we all walk on the same mother earth. “Be the change you wish to see”. And you will love her latest ‘character’ – Blue Bear on his Wild Adventures – he will put a smile on your face and make your heart sing!
Born in the UK and greatly influenced by her Norwegian mother, Ankya lived in France and Switzerland for many years before travelling south to Australia where she now lives. Exposed to many cultures, it is our global connection and Oneness through Nature that moves her.
Why not show your appreciation to your customers with a personal touch by sending them one of her cards.  You can view her images at www.ankya.com.  And look out, coming soon, her new site www.ImageYourWorldNow.com - accessing your inner wisdom and creativity by connecting with Nature.  She would love to hear from you at hello@ankya.com

OnSlenderThreads.com Using earth's fibers and stones, Kay Moates mindfully creates tools for embodying change. Gathering magic from connecting people to themselves gleaned during thirty-five years of teaching dance, she makes one-of-a-kind wraps and shawls that enliven the senses and call one to quiet. In heartfull solitude, each design is knitted with intention to gentle, ground, balance, empower, refine, cocoon, or transform. Embracing a woman’s, man’s, or child’s stillness, each shawl will smooth life transitions, deepen life connections (breathing into pain, dancing with your shadow, breaking an old pattern, creating a new habit, just being), or awaken one to life challenges (marriage, birth, stress, trauma, illness, isolation, transitions). Wrap a shawl around yourself to experience an illuminating dance of fibers and stones on slender threads.

Kay Moates