Rise Sister Rise by Rebecca Campbell

Rise Sister Rise by Rebecca Campbell considers a changing view of women’s success, moving away from the expectation of having to “make it” in a man’s world. It presents this shift as part of a broader global change, described as the return of the mother and the rise of the sacred feminine.

Written as a call to arms, the book encourages women to rise, speak their truth and lead. It also seeks to support the creation of a new archetype for women in “awakening times”: one who refuses to stay small for the comfort of others, and who does not define herself by body weight, sexual partners or career.

Key details

• Author: Rebecca Campbell
• Explores the rise of the sacred feminine and the return of the mother
• Positions itself as a guide to rising, speaking truth and leading
• Includes tools, contemplative questions, rituals and exercises
• Addresses insecurities, fears and inherited limiting patterns

Synopsis

Rise Sister Rise centres on sisterhood and the idea that women are strong alone and “fierce” together. It is presented as a manual for healing insecurities, fears and limiting inherited patterns that can prevent women from trusting their innate power and wisdom.

Using tools, questions, rituals and exercises, it aims to encourage listening to intuition, finding the courage to be seen and heard, recognising worth, and approaching healing in the world by first healing the self.