EPISODE · Apr 26, 2024 · 41 MIN
024. WOMB PORTAL: what is your ORIGINAL shadow?? fire vs water patterns. generational healing.
from Sage by the Storm by Stormy Sage · host Stormy Sage
Summary In this episode, Erica explores the concept of shadow work and its connection to the womb. She discusses the original source of shadow patterns and how they can be influenced by our experiences in the womb and during birth. Erica shares her personal experiences and reflections on her own shadow patterns, as well as the importance of healing ancestral and collective traumas. She also recommends several books on healing trauma and reclaiming the power of the womb. Takeaways Shadow work involves exploring the unconscious aspects of ourselves and healing ancestral and collective traumas. Our experiences in the womb and during birth can shape our shadow patterns and influence our behavior and emotions. Understanding and integrating both the lunar (water) and solar (fire) shadow patterns can lead to a more balanced and healed womb. Healing the womb and clearing energetic imprints can have a profound impact on our own healing journey and the future generations. Recognizing and questioning our shadow patterns can help us discover our authentic selves and find balance in our lives. Exploring the Depths of Shadow Work and the Womb The Importance of Healing the Womb for Future Generations Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Shadow Work and the Womb 08:05 The Connection Between the Womb and Shadow Patterns 31:09 Balancing Lunar and Solar Shadows Connect with Erica IG Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/betweenportalspodcast IG Host: https://www.instagram.com/stayaliengetweird IG Host Personal: https://www.instagram.com/ericacrystellesmith YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@betweenportalspodcast Website: https://www.ericacrystellesmith.com
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