Rejection of the womb.

Rejection of the womb is rejection of Mother Earth. 

Perhaps the biggest threat of our time is the denial of the womb. 

When we deny the womb, we deny the natural order of things. We defy natural order.

Confusion ensues.

Self abandonment is inevitable.

When a woman rejects her womb, she rejects her intuition. The intuition lives in the womb. The subtle voice of the intuition that seems to come out of nowhere comes from the womb, the deep oceans of the womb.

All wombs are connected. It is a place of belonging for women to share. This is an important thing regardless of upbringing...but especially for women who learned that they indeed, did NOT belong,

If this was the case... 

Of course we rejected parts of self. 

Of course we self-abandoned. 

Of course we contorted and shape shifted and pleased and performed to belong. 

Of course we got confused about how to relate. 

Of course the voice of the intuition became a faint whisper we could no longer make out. 

Of course we rejected the body. 

Of course we rejected the genitals. 

Of course we rejected the womb, 

Of course we forgot...that we belong deeply, wholly, and ONLY to ourselves

Belonging is a very key piece of both {trauma} healing and {spiritual} awakening. 

If we are attached to the belief that we do not belong, the small self (Egoic personal, separate self and construct) will win and we will reenact our trauma/drama/patterning for the rest of our lives. 

We cannot access True Nature and the interconnectedness and oneness of all if we are attached to the wound that we do not belong. 

If we learned we did not belong, exactly as we are... 

If the family system did not offer belonging, it is necessary to build and create spaces where belonging simply is, in these times in particular, it must be mirrored. 

This is what is on offer in any space I steward. 

To be in a field where belonging simply is, and is (very, very often) felt by others. 

Where the fullness of expression is both welcomed, celebrated, and held. 

Where one can practice both being held and holding themselves. Where one can experience belonging and begin to realize that it is deeply belonging to themselves, that they are feeling.

You’re welcome here.

All of you.