Birthing the Future: The Womb, the Lineage, the Legacy

Introduction: Why the Womb Matters

You Are the Portal: Remembering the Womb, Rebirthing the Future

There is a Quiet Revolution Rising from the Depths of Female Bodies as We Remember. We are Remembering the Ancient Knowing Etched in Our Cells, the Soft Whispers of Our Foremothers Echoing through the Womb Space and the Truth that Every Future Is Born through the Body of a Woman.

This Book Is an Offering and Reclamation.  A Gift from The Sacred Mother and Father for all Women Upon Earth.

For too long, the Womb has Been Treated only as a Medical Organ or Vessel for Reproduction. It Has Been Sterilized by Science, Shamed by Culture and Separated from the Soul, yet the Womb is not merely a Space of Physical Creation, but a Portal of Ancestral Memory, Emotional Alchemy, Spiritual Connection and Deep Encoded Wisdom. It Holds Our Stories, Traumas and Healing.

In the Cycles of Menstruation, the Silence after Miscarriage, within the Ache of Postpartum and in the Joy of Birth, Our Wombs Speak.

If We truly Listen, We will Discover that Healing Our Womb is not only a Personal Act but a Collective one. When We Heal Our Wombs, We Begin to Untangle the Trauma Woven into Our DNA, Reshape the Legacies passed down through Bloodlines and Create New Imprints for Future Generations.

This is not just about Mothering in the Physical Sense-it is about Redefining what it Means to Mother, Nurture, and Heal Life. Whether You have Birthed Children or not, You Carry within You the Sacred Feminine Blueprint of the Mother, Healer, Alchemist, Life Giver and the Keeper of the Threshold between the Physical and Spiritual Worlds.

This Wisdom is not New. It has been Remembered and Guarded by Native American Cultures around the World, with Many Native American Traditions. 

In Tribal Teachings, the Womb is Regarded as a Sacred Center of Power and Creation. The Grandmothers, as Keepers of Earth Wisdom, often Hold Ceremonies that Honour the Womb as a Vessel of Ancestral Knowledge and Spiritual Authority. 

In Native Teachings, Moon Time is a Period of Vision and Rest, a Time when the Body and Spirit Align most closely with the Earth. These Cultures Teach Us to Return to Rhythm, Respecting the Land and Body as Living, Breathing Relatives, not as Objects to be Controlled.

In Native American Understandings, Healing is not isolated. It is Communal and Intergenerational. The Concept of Seven Generations reminds Us that every choice We make affects not only Our Selves but the Children who are yet to be Born. This Teaching Aligns deeply with what modern Epigenetics now confirms. The Environment and Emotions of the Mother Imprint Future Lineages. What Our Ancestors Survived still echoes in Us, but so does their Strength, Love and Prayers.

Epigenetics Teaches Us that Trauma and Healing can be Inherited and the Emotional and Environmental Conditions that We Live in can switch Genes On and Off, Influencing Our Children and Grandchildren in real, measurable ways. We are not bound to repeat Old Wounds but are Empowered to Transform them.

We are the Bridge between the Past and the Future!  We are the Ultimate Human Creator.  We Create Humans.

This Book Weaves Together Ancient Womb Wisdom, Indigenous Understanding, Modern Science, Sacred Ritual and Embodied Feminine Leadership. It is a Guide to Help You Reconnect with Your Womb Space not only as an Organ but as an Oracle, Temple and a Source of Creation far beyond the Physical. 

Whether You are Healing from Trauma, Preparing for Motherhood, Navigating Loss, or Stepping into Your Own Sacred Leadership, This Journey Begins and Ends within the Womb.

May You Remember Who You Are.

May You Reclaim You have Forgotten.

May You Re Birth the Future through Your Healing.

Welcome to the Sacred Return.

Chapter 1

The Womb as Sacred Space

The Womb Is not merely an Organ. It Is a Living Temple, Spiritual Gateway and Keeper of Memory. It Is the first Home every Human Being has known,  It is the Cradle of Humanity Itself, yet in much of the modern World, the Womb Has Been Forgotten, Silenced and Disconnected from its Sacred Role.

To Reclaim the Womb as Sacred is to begin the Process of Remembering. It is to Awaken the Body as a Vessel of Wisdom. 

In Native American Traditions, the Womb is Honoured as a Sacred Fire, the Center of Creation and Transformation. Tribal Elders Speak of the Womb not only as the Place of Birth but as the Place of Vision, Ceremony and Song. It Is the Drumbeat of the Earth within the Body.

The Womb Holds Stories, Emotional Echoes and Energetic Blueprints passed down from Ancestor to Descendant. Every Memory that has been buried, every Fear that Has been Inherited, every Joy that has been felt is stored in this Sacred center. It is the Container of Our Lineage. When We do not Listen to the Womb, She Speaks through Dis-ease, Pain and Numbness, but when We return to her with Reverence, She opens,  Softens and Heals Us.

The Womb Is Cyclical, moving in Harmony with the Moon, Tides and  Seasons. In Our Sacred Teachings, Women retreat to Moon Lodges or Red Tents during Our Menstrual Cycles. These Times are seen not as inconvenient but as Sacred. They are Times of Rest, Reflection and Spiritual Download. The Blood is not Shamed as it is Offered to the Earth as Medicine as a Gift.

In the Western World, This Wisdom has been Lost beneath layers of Clinical Language and Cultural Taboos but the Body still Remembers. The Womb still waits for Us to return.

When We Reconnect with Our Womb, We are not only Healing Our Selves, We Are Healing Our Mothers, Grandmothers, and the Daughters Yet to Come. 

In Epigenetic Science, it is now understood that Stress, Trauma and Environment Influence Genetic Expression for Multiple Generations. This Means that the Fears or Wounds We Carry may not have Originated in Our Lifetime.  They may have been passed down through the Maternal Line but Since Trauma can be Inherited, so too can Healing!

This Book Invites You to begin Your Healing with Curiosity, Patience and Unconditional Love. 

Practices for Remembering the Sacred Womb

1. Womb Breathing

Sit or Lie Down Comfortably. Place both Hands over Your lower Abdomen. Close Your Eyes. Inhale slowly through the Nose, Drawing the Breath into Your Belly, Hips, and Womb. Exhale Gently through the Mouth. Feel the Warmth of Your Hands. Imagine Light or Color Gathering in the Womb Space. Continue for Ten Cycles of Breath.

2. Offer a Womb Prayer

Speak Aloud to Your Womb. It Might Feel Strange at First, but the Womb Responds to Words, Just as the Earth Responds to Water.

"Beloved Womb, I Remember You. I Honor You. I Am Listening. I Am Ready to Heal, to Release and to Receive."

3. Connect to the Moon

Begin to Track Your Menstrual or Energetic Cycle in Relation to the Phases of the Moon. Notice the Shifts in Mood, Energy and Emotion. This Awareness Will Begin to Repattern Your Relationship with Your Inner Rhythms.

Reflection Questions

What Messages Have I Received about My Womb or Feminine Body from My Family, Culture, or Religion?

Do I Feel Safe in My Pelvis, My Hips, My Belly? Why or Why Not?

What Might It Mean to Treat My Womb as Sacred?

To Honour the Womb is to Honour the Earth. To Honour the Blood is to Honour the River. To Sit with the Body is to Sit with the Ancestors. Let this be the Beginning of a New Relationship with Your Womb and the Feminine Wisdom that Lives in every Cell of Your Being.

Chapter 2

Epigenetics and Ancestral Memory

We Are Living Stories. Carriers of Memories that did not begin with Us. In Our Bones, Blood, and Wombs, We hold not only Our own Experiences but the Echoes of those who came before Us. What Science now calls Epigenetics, Indigenous Cultures have known through Intuition, Ceremony and Oral Tradition for Generations.

Epigenetics Is the Study of how Environmental and Emotional Influences can alter Gene Expression across Generations. It shows Us that Trauma can leave Chemical Marks on Our DNA, changing the way that Genes are Activated or Silenced. These Marks can be passed down, affecting not only the Individual but their Children and Grandchildren. This means that the Grief Your Grandmother carried, the Fear Your Mother Silenced and the Silence You have Known is all part of the same Thread, but so is Strength, Wisdom and Love.

Native American Traditions Understand Femininity is Woven into the way Community, Land and Healing are viewed. The Seven Generations Principle, common among Tribes such as the Iroquois Confederacy, Teaches that the Decisions We make Today must consider the wellbeing of Seven Generations ahead. 

This Principle recognizes that Our Actions are part of a Sacred Lineage in which the Healing must be Holistic in order to Minimize unnecessary Pain and Suffering.

The Womb, as the Source of Life, is the Keeper of Generational Patterns. Each Egg a Woman Carries is formed while She Her Self is still in Her Mother’s Womb. This means that when a Grandmother carries a Daughter, She also carries the Seeds of Her Grandchildren. This Biological reality mirrors the Spiritual Truth held in Indigenous Teachings that we are Interwoven through Blood, Spirit and Memory.

When Trauma goes unseen, it repeats. When it is Witnessed, it begins to unravel and the Womb is One of the most potent places for that unraveling to begin. 

Whether You have carried Children or not, Your Womb holds Threads of Generational Energy. To Heal the Womb is to Step into the River of Your Ancestral Lineage and Cleanse the Waters for the New Generations.

Stories in the Blood

Imagine a Woman who grew up in Fear, Silencing her Voice to Survive. She passes that Silence to her Daughter, not Intentionally, but through the subtle ways that she moves, reacts and Teaches. Her Daughter Learns to quiet Her Self, not Knowing why. She carries that Fear in Her Belly and Breath. One Day, the Granddaughter begins to Feel Anxious or Unworthy, without ever being told She should be.

This is not Weakness. This is the Inheritance of Survival and it can be Transformed into Power and Strength.

When we begin to ask where these Patterns come from, when we are willing to sit with the Stories buried in Our Wombs, We Awaken the Possibility of Rewriting them. We become the Breakers of Cycles and the Makers of Medicine!

Practices for Ancestral Healing through the Womb

1. Create an Ancestral Altar

Place Photos, Names or Symbols of the Women in Your Lineage on a small Table or Space. Light a Candle, Offer Prayers of Gratitude, Forgiveness and Connection. Speak their Names with Honour.

2. Womb Journaling

Ask Your Womb:

What Wounds am I Carrying that are not Mine?

What Strengths have been passed to Me?

What Lineage Patterns am I Ready to Release?

Write Freely, wiithout Editing. Let the Womb Speak.

3. Ritual Bath with Herbs

Use Herbs such as Mugwort, Rose, Lavender, or Yarrow-all Sacred to Womb Healing in both Indigenous and Folk Traditions. As You Bathe, Invite the Water to Cleanse You of what No Longer Serves your Lineage.

Reflection Questions

What Patterns have I seen repeating in the Women of My Family?

Where do I feel Resistance to being Seen, Heard or Soft?

What Would It look like to Honour My Ancestors while also Choosing a New Path?

Chapter 3: 

Conscious Mothering as Earth Work

To Mother is to Tend to Life. It is to Hold and Nourish what is Growing and what is Grieving. Mothering is not limited to those who Birth Children. It is a Sacred Archetype that lives in every Biological Female who chooses to live in Alignment with Compassion, Stewardship and Care.

In the Language of Our Earth, the Mother is the Original Teacher. She is the River, the Forest, the Mountain, the Fire and the Seed. In Native American Cultures, the Earth is not seen as a Resource but as a Relative. She Is Known as Mother Earth, the Giver of All Life and the Womb of the World. 

To Live in Harmony with the Earth Is to Live in Reverence for the Feminine.

The Role of the Mother has long been Undervalued in Western Society. Motherhood has been Reduced to Productivity, Measured by Output and Pressured into Perfection. Yet True Mothering is a Sacred Art. It Is Listening, Slowing, Holding the Tension between Protection and Surrender and a Prayer in Motion.

Mothering is Earth Work because it calls Us back to the Rhythms of the Body, Moon and the Land. When We Parent with Presence, When We Feed with Intention, When We Create Space for Rest and Ritual, We are not only Nurturing Our Children, We are Nurturing a New World.

Mothering as Ceremony

In Native American Teachings, every Act of Care is a Ceremony. Preparing a Meal, Gathering Herbs, Singing to a Child or Walking through the Forest can all become Acts of Devotion. The Mother does not only Shape the Child. She Shapes the Emotional and Spiritual Landscape That the Child will Inhabit for a Lifetime.

Modern Science Supports This Wisdom. The Field of Prenatal Epigenetics shows that a Mother's Emotions, Thoughts and Environment Influence the Genetic Expression of the Baby She carries. Stress, Neglect or Violence Leaves an Imprint as well as Joy, Connection, and Calm. The Mother is not only a Physical Vessel, but an Energetic Matrix.

This is why Healing the Womb is not a Luxury but a Necessity. Conscious Mothering begins with Conscious Self-Mothering. 

We need to to Nurture the Inner Child and Hold Space for the Woman You once were. To Speak to Your Self with the same Gentleness that You Would Offer a Baby cradled in Your Arms.

Practices for Earth-Centered Mothering

1. Create a Daily Grounding Ritual

Stand Barefoot on the Earth Each Morning or Evening. Breathe Deeply. Say Aloud:

"I Am Held by the Earth. I Mother Life by Being Present to It."

2. Feed with Intention

Whether Cooking for Your Self or Others, Bless the Food. Offer Gratitude to the Plants, Soil, Water and the Hands That Grew It. This Transforms Nourishment into Ceremony.

3. Ancestral Rocking

Place Your Hands on Your Heart and Belly. Rock gently side to side while sitting or standing. This simple movement Activates the Parasympathetic Nervous System and connects You to the Ancient Rhythm of Mothering found in every Culture.

Reflection Questions

What Did I Learn about Mothering from My Own Mother or Caregivers?

Do I Feel Nourished Myself? Where Do I Need to Be Mothered?

How Can I Bring More Intention, Rhythm and Sacredness into My Daily Acts of Care?

To be a Mother in this Time is to be a Keeper of the Earth. Whether You are Mothering a Child, a Vision, a Garden or Your own Healing, You are in Sacred Relationship with Life. You are the Vessel. The Guardian. The Firekeeper.

May You Mother in a Way That Feeds the Future.

May You Parent from Wholeness, Not from Wounding.

May You Remember That the Most Sacred Gift You Offer the World Is Your Presence.

Chapter 4

Healing the Future Through the Body

The Body is Our First Home. It is the Bridge between the Seen and the Unseen. It Is where the Past is Stored, the Present is Experienced and the Future Is Formed.

To Heal the Body is a Generational Gift.

Modern Science now confirms what Indigenous Knowledge has carried for Centuries. Trauma lives in the Body. It can be Inherited, stored in Muscles, Organs and Hormonal Pathways. It does not always speak through words, but through Tension, Fatigue, Chronic Illness and Emotional Patterns that repeat themselves, sometimes without a clear cause.

In the Sacred Teachings of Native American Tribes, Healing is not separate from the Body. It Is Rooted in the Land, the Beat of the Drum, in the Sweat and the Bones. Healing Is Embodied. It involves Ceremony, Dance, Song and Connection to Spirit through Physical Ritual. The Body is Seen as Sacred-it is a Temple for the Spirit and a Reflection of Earth Her Self.

The Womb is one of the most sensitive, delicate places where these Memories are stored. when we Numb, Ignore or Punish the Body, we cut Our Selves off from the Wisdom that lives in the Womb, but when we return to the Body with Curiosity and Compassion, we unlock the Power to Transform the Future.

The Body as Oracle, Not Obstacle

You were not Born to be at War with Your Body.

 You were Born to Listen to Her.

 To Live through Her.

 To Create with Her.

When we begin to Treat the Body as an Oracle, we Reclaim a Source of Truth that has been forgotten by a Culture addicted to Logic, Productivity and Control. Your Body knows when something is not right. Your Womb tenses before Your Mind catches up. Your Heart tightens when something is unspoken. This is not weakness, but Guidance.

In Native Traditions, Physical Illness is not viewed in isolation. It is a sign of disconnection from  Self, Ancestors,Nature andSpirit. Healing, therefore, must be Holistic. It must involve not just Medicine, but Meaning.

Practices to Embody the Healing of the Future

1. Somatic Listening

Lie Down in a Quiet Place. Place One Hand on Your Womb and One Hand on Your Heart. Ask Silently:

"What Am I Holding that Is Not Mine?"

 "Where Am I Ready to Soften?"

Breathe Deeply. Do Not Force Answers. Let the Body Speak in Sensation.

2. Cycle Mapping

Track Your Emotional and Physical Sensations across One Menstrual or Lunar Cycle. Note the Patterns. Where Do You Feel Most Energized? When Do You Feel the Need to Retreat? Use This Data to Realign Your Life with Your Natural Rhythms.

3. Movement Prayer

Choose a Simple Movement like Swaying, Circling or Rocking. Let It Become a Prayer. Move in Honor of Your Ancestors, in Memory of the Children Yet to Come. Let Your Body Speak What Words can not.

Reflection Questions

Where in My Body do I Feel Disconnected or Numb?

What Messages have I Ignored from My Body in the Past?

What Would it mean to Treat My Body as Sacred, every Day?

The Body is not a Burden. It Is a Vessel of Intelligence, a Messenger of the Lineage, and a Portal of Regeneration. When You Heal through Your Body, You Change the Narrative that is Passed Down.

Your Healing is not just for You.

 It Is for the Lineage that You come from.

 It Is for the World that comes after You.

 It Is for the Earth, who feels every step You take.

Let every Breath be an Offering.

 Let every Movement be a Prayer.

 Let Your Body become the Future You desire to Live In.

Chapter 5

Sacred Feminine Rising

Something Ancient Is Awakening.

Across Continents, Cultures and Generations, Women are Listening,  Returning and Remembering. The Sacred Feminine, Long Silenced and Suppressed, is Rising again, not as a Rebellion, but as a Return.

She is Rising in the Cry of a Newborn Child, in the Quiet of the Forest, in the Blood Offered to the Moon and in the Hands of Women Healing their Lineage through Breath, Touch and Prayer. She Is Rising in the Womb-the First Temple, the Hidden Drum, the Portal between Worlds.

The Sacred Feminine is not Defined by Gender alone. She is an Energy, Frequency and a  Force of Life. She Is Found in Water, Intuition, Creation, Rest, in the Softness that Holds Power, and in Power that Honours Life.

For Centuries, the Sacred Feminine was Feared, Controlled Enslaved and Forgotten. In Colonization, War and Religion thatSeparated the Body from the Spirit, the Feminine Was Pushed to the Shadows, yet, She never left. She Lived in Ceremony, Song, in the Hands of Midwives and Medicine Women, in the Oral Traditions of Native People who knew that Earth Her Self Was Alive, Conscious and Female.

In Native American Traditions, the Feminine is not Separate from Creation. She Is Creation. Mother Earth is Sacred. The Moon is Grandmother. The Water is Life. Women are Respected as Life-Givers, not just through Birth, but through the Power to Heal,Hold and Weave the Future.

Now, we are being asked to Rise, not in imitation of the Masculine, but in Honour of the Feminine.

🔥 Embodying the Sacred Feminine

To Embody the Sacred Feminine Is Not to Abandon Strength. It Is to Redefine It.

It Is Strength That Knows How to Rest.

 It Is Power That Can Cry.

 It Is Leadership That Nurtures.

 It Is Wisdom That Comes from Listening, Not Controlling.

The Sacred Feminine Is Felt in the Way You Walk, the Way You Feed, the Way You Say No and the Way You Surrender. It Is a Way of Being That Honors the Cycles of Life — Death, Birth, Growth, Release — Not as Problems to Fix but as Patterns to Flow With.

Practices for Rising in the Sacred Feminine

1. Feminine Altar

Create an Altar to the Sacred Feminine Using Objects from Nature, Symbols of the Womb, Photos of Ancestors, Flowers or Sacred Texts. Light a Candle and Offer a Prayer:

"May I Rise Rooted in the Earth, Soft in the Heart, and Wild in My Wisdom."

2. Moon Bathing

Sit or Stand under the Moonlight. Allow Her to Cleanse Your Energy Field. Speak to Her as Grandmother. Ask for Guidance, Release, and Blessing.

3. Inner Archetype Meditation

Close Your Eyes and Ask:

What Face of the Feminine Wants to Speak through Me Today?

 (The Maiden, the Mother, the Wild Woman, the Priestess, the Crone?)

What Does She Need?

What Does She Want Me to Remember?

Journal What You Hear.

Reflection Questions

Where Have I Been Afraid to Express My Feminine Nature?

What Beliefs Have I Inherited about Power, Leadership and Worth?

How Can I Rise as the Feminine in a World That Has Forgotten Her?

The Sacred Feminine Is Rising through You.

Through Every Act of Nourishment, Every Moment of Rest, Every Word of Truth and Every Healing That Begins in Your Womb, You are Remembering what the World has Forgotten.

You are not alone. You are part of a Global Weaving of Women and Feminine Beings Reclaiming their Medicine, Magic and Voice.

This is the Return.

This is the Remembrance.

This is the Rise.

Closing Blessing

May the Womb of the Earth Hold You.

 May the Blood of the Ancestors Guide You.

 May the Fire of the Feminine Move through You.

 And May Your Healing Become the Legacy You Leave for All Those Who Follow.

Conclusion: You Are the Portal

Reclaiming your role as a Healer of your Lineage 

Final call to Remember, Mother, and Rebirth the World

Invitation to Community and continued Healing

WORKBOOK

Workbook Overview

This workbook is divided into 5 sections to mirror the 5 chapters

The Womb as Sacred Space

Epigenetics and Ancestral Memory

Conscious Mothering as Earth Work

Healing the Future Through the Body

Sacred Feminine Rising

Each section includes:

Journaling Prompts

Embodiment & Ritual Practices

Creative Integration Exercises

Reflection Pages

Section 1: The Womb as Sacred Space

Journaling Prompts:

What is my earliest memory of being aware of my womb or feminine body?

What beliefs about menstruation or womanhood did I inherit from my family or culture?

What does “womb wisdom” mean to me?

Ritual:

Womb Listening Meditation

Place hands on your lower belly

Breathe deeply for 5 minutes

Ask: “What do you want me to know?”

Journal the sensations, images, or words that arise.

Creative Integration:

Draw or Paint Your Womb

 Let your intuition guide you, do nott overthink. Use colour and form to express how your womb feels right now.

Section 2: Epigenetics and Ancestral Memory

Journaling Prompts:

Which emotional patterns or challenges feel generational?

What strengths have been passed down through the women in my family?

If I could speak to my maternal grandmother’s womb, what would I ask or say?

Practice:

Ancestral Altar Creation

Include photos, names, items from nature, or heirlooms.

Offer a prayer: “I honour those who came before. I choose to heal what they could not.”

Light a candle or burn herbs in gratitude.

Integration:

Letter to an Ancestor

 Write a letter to a maternal ancestor (known or unknown) expressing what you are healing and what you are reclaiming.

Section 3: Conscious Mothering as Earth Work

Journaling Prompts:

In what ways do I mother myself daily? In what ways do I neglect myself?

What does it mean to parent the future through my choices today?

What kind of nurturing does the Earth need from me?

Ritual:

Barefoot Grounding Walk

 Walk slowly on the Earth with bare feet. With each step, repeat:

"I am mothered by the Earth. I walk in harmony."

Journal how your body feels before and after.

Creative Exercise:

Mother Archetype Collage

 Using magazines, art supplies, or digital tools, create a collage representing your inner mother archetype. Include symbols of nourishment, strength, and rest.

Section 4: Healing the Future Through the Body

Journaling Prompts:

What areas of my body hold tension or numbness?

What does my womb want me to feel that I’ve been avoiding?

How can I be more embodied in my daily life?

Embodiment Practice:

Womb Movement Ritual

 Play music that evokes safety or sensuality. Let your hips lead you in gentle circles or sways. Move slowly and intuitively. Feel your womb moving with you.

Integration:

Body Mapping

 Draw a body outline and mark where you feel:

Pain

Joy

Fear

Power

 Then write one word beside each area to represent your Intention for Healing.

Section 5: Sacred Feminine Rising

Journaling Prompts:

What does Sacred Feminine leadership look like for me?

Where am I ready to rise? Where do I still hold myself back?

What parts of my Feminine identity have I suppressed and why?

Ritual:

Moonlight Activation

 Sit beneath the full or new moon.

 Whisper aloud:

"I call back my feminine power. I rise with the rhythm of the Earth."

 Drink moon-charged water and reflect afterward.

Creative Integration:

Sacred Feminine Manifesto

 Write a short personal statement starting with:

"As a Vessel of the Sacred Feminine, I vow to..."

Let it be bold, poetic and fully Yours.

Final Integration: Sacred Healing Timeline

Create a timeline marking:

Past wounds that shaped You

Ancestral patterns You are breaking

Turning points in Your healing

Sacred Intentions for the next 7 generations

Use images, words and symbols.

Final Page: Your Closing Blessing

Write a Blessing to Your Self:

 "I Honour my Body, my Womb and my Ancestors. I choose to Mother My Self, Mother Earth and the Future with Love, Presence and Power."

Sign it with Your Name as a Sacred Seal.