The Women Who Remember
A seven-week journey of remembering, reconnection and embodied leadership.
A guided path into the stories, patterns and quiet wisdom held within your lineage — and the ways they may be carried forward with presence.
Join the Waiting List
A Return to What Still Lives Within You
This course is an invitation to listen beneath the noise of the present and reconnect with the memories, values and ways of knowing carried through your maternal line.
Across seven weeks, teaching, reflection and embodied practice create a steady rhythm for meeting your lineage with honesty — honouring what nourishes, naming what asks to change and choosing what you will carry forward.
Six Threads of the Work
Seven Weeks of Remembering
Teaching, guided reflection and a grounded practice to bring this week’s thread into daily life.
Teaching, guided reflection and a grounded practice to bring this week’s thread into daily life.
Teaching, guided reflection and a grounded practice to bring this week’s thread into daily life.
Teaching, guided reflection and a grounded practice to bring this week’s thread into daily life.
Teaching, guided reflection and a grounded practice to bring this week’s thread into daily life.
Teaching, guided reflection and a grounded practice to bring this week’s thread into daily life.
Teaching, guided reflection and a grounded practice to bring this week’s thread into daily life.
A Course for Women at a Threshold
You do not need prior experience — only a willingness to listen, reflect and meet your story with care.
- Women seeking deeper connection to lineage
- Women moving through transition
- Women exploring leadership from within
- Women drawn to ritual, memory and continuity
About Raia
Raia Erica Myrian, founder of The Matriarch Mosaic™
Raised within a multi-generational Mediterranean family, Raia’s work weaves living tradition, embodied inquiry and ceremonial practice into grounded pathways for women.
Meet Raia →“I stopped searching outside myself for permission. The course helped me hear the steady voices that had been with me all along.”