The seasons of womanhood represent the natural progression of a woman's life, mirroring the cycles of nature—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—to symbolize stages of growth, creation, transformation, and reflection.

These stages are also defined as Archetypal Stages: the Maiden, the Mother, The Queen (or Maga),  and the Crone (or Sage), honoring the evolving roles, strengths, and wisdom developed from youth through the final years. 

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