Womb Blessing Ceremony

Join me for one of the few NY events I host a year! 

A womb blessing ceremony is a space created for women that serves as catalyst into the reclamation and remembrance of the power of the womb as a portal of creation. The ceremony serves as a container for creating energetic shifts, clearing & processing, assisting us in bringing in more blessings to our most sacred place of creation, our Womb. In a womb blessing ceremony we gather to share our stories and lift each others voices, creating ripples of change in our lives and our relations.

This event is for any woman who:

• wants to cultivate a more loving relationship to her body
• has had irregular or painful periods
• has had any imbalances in the reproductive system
• is on a healing journey
• is working on ancestral healing
• has experienced sexual trauma
• wants to heal her sexuality
• wants to connect with her feminine nature
• would like to release energy from previous relationships/ partners
• would like to conceive
• would like to birth a projeect
• wants to learn more about the feminine mysterious 
• wants to heal a mother wound
• wants to heal a sister wound
• wants to tap into her creativity
• wants to build confidence
• wants to connect with community

How to Prepare/ What to Bring:

🌹 minimize distractions the morning of

🌹 eat fresh nourishing foods but do not come with a super full stomach

🌹 bring natural flowers

🌹 bring water

🌹 come a little early to settle into the space and join in the creation of the mandala

🌹 you will want a blanket to sit on

🌹 wear a skirt or dress

🌹 bring a journal to jot down any ephiphanies or inspiration that comes up

🌹 I suggest not to plan any social interactions after the ceremony

FAQ

• Can I attend if I no longer have a physical womb? Yes absolutely!
• Is there an age requirement or can I bring my daughter? There is no age requirement and young girls are welcome. Be aware that sensitive discussions arise around abuse and sex. If you are not comfortable with your daughter hearing about these realities yet, I would advise against bringing her to the circle. **Same considerations apply if you'd like to bring your son.
• Are men allowed? We occasionally have men come in support of their partners or as musicians, however, this primarily exclusively a space for women. 
• What if I no longer have a period? Women who are no longer in their years of meses are absolutley welcome!