Earth Womb

The Keeper of the Seed

Tend | Listen | Connect

You’re being invited to slow down, return to your body, and trust the rhythm beneath your days. Your pathway is about reclamation of the cycles, the womb, fertility, pregnancy, birth and postpartum ~ and the deep, ancestral medicine that lives there.

Prioritise rest and cyclical awareness this season.
Try to mark the days of your body’s rhythm with simple mapping.
Seek gentle practices that nourish the pelvic bowl and nervous system.

RITUAL

Pelvic Breath & Oil Blessing (5–10 mins)

Sit with warm hands on the belly. Breathe slow into your womb for 6 breaths.

Invite a small intention like ‘I reclaim my rhythm.’

If you have a neutral oil (organic sesame oil is great), anoint the lower belly in clockwise circles and seal the intention.

The Pathway of Creation, Cycles & Embodiment

If you're drawn to Womb energy may wish to explore:

Fertility, conception, and preparing for pregnancy naturally
Womb healing, self-care, and energy clearing practices
Menstrual cycle awareness and harmony with hormonal rhythms
Postpartum healing and reclaiming embodied power after birth
Sacred sexuality and reclaiming pleasure and sensuality
Creative expression and manifestation through the womb portal
Inner child and ancestral womb lineage healing
Practices for imagination, intuition, and connecting with life force
Guided meditations, visualizations, or rituals for womb activation
Pregnancy, birthing, and postpartum rituals and education
Emotional release, shadow work, and nurturing self-compassion
Honouring the stages of life through seasonal and lunar alignment

“What part of my wombs story wants tenderness right now?”

(Journal for 5–10 minutes.)

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You’re warmly invited to meet us in

The Meadow - GATHER - our living seasonal immersive community.

Inside you'll receive womb meditations + practices, cycle workshops, motherhood preparation + support and deep lineage work PLUS our entire body of work across all four pathways.

We begin 1st March 2026 - doors open only once a season.

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