“Many of us have left our bodies—we’re not embodied creatures, we’re not living inside our own muscles and cells and sinews. And so we’re not in our power, we’re not in our energy,” says playwright-activist Eve Ensler. In working with women who have survived violence and sexual assault around the world, she has seen that “the more traumatized people are, the less connected they are to their own source of strength, their own source of inspiration, intuition, heart—everything.”
