The Rite of the Womb

This Rite was bestowed by a lineage of women through the spirit of the Amazon Jungle to a lady who would be responsible for sharing it.

This gift of healing and life belongs to every woman in the world who wants to receive it.

Together we are a lineage of women who remembers that we did not come to suffer in this life, but to be the creatresses of our deepest longings and destinies.

You can find out more on this website:

www.theriteofthewomb.com

And Marcela Lobos has shared a YouTube video about the Rite also. You can find this here:

YouTube - The Rite of the Womb, Marcela Lobos from The Four Winds Society

Once you have received the Rite of the Womb, you can strengthen its power by nourishing it monthly for the next 13 months.

NOURISHING THE RITE OF THE WOMB

Once you have received the Rite of the Womb you nurture its power for thirteen moons of an entire year with the following practices:
(You start the year as soon as you do your first ceremony)

1. If you still have your menses then on your next cycle you find an intimate space and time to give some of your menstrual blood to the Earth. You can bleed directly on the Earth, or you can collect some of your blood on a small container and pour it on the Earth while repeating the following words:
   I release my fear so I may embrace freedom.
   I release my pain so I may embrace joy.
   I release my anger so I may embrace compassion. I release my sadness so I may embrace peace.
   And you can add any other words that ring true for you.

2. If you are in your years of plenitude –after menopause- then you will do a ritual on the next dark moon. You create an intimate space to offer red wine to the earth while repeating the words:
   I release my fear so I may embrace freedom.
   I release my pain so I may embrace joy.
   I release my anger so I may embrace compassion. I release my sadness so I may embrace peace.
   And you can add any other words that ring true for you.
   You do this at least once and up to thirteen moons to fully empower your womb.

3. If a girl before menarche –first menstrual blood- receives the rite and she wants to do a ritual, then she offers flowers to the full moon. This is because her womb is still blossoming and has not yet released her first flower. She can also repeat the words:
   I release my fear so I may embrace freedom. I release my pain so I may embrace joy.
   She is guided to say only the first two sentences so she does not become overwhelmed and then she is guided to say anything else that rings true for her.

4. Share the rite of the womb with the women of your community. Every time you transmit the rite you strengthen its power in your womb.

If you would like to know more about how to share the Rite, please talk to Tammy or Helen for further information and guidance.