Práctica de Autocuidado: Vaporizaciones Vaginales

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Esta es una práctica de autocuidado: Vaporizaciones Vaginales Recomendamos escucharlo con audífonos para poder sumergirse en la experiencia sonora. Algunas lunas estaremos compartiendo prácticas sobre sanación, autocuidado y autogestión de nuestros cuerpos-territorios. Estos audios extra estarán guiados por nuestras entrevistadas o por colectivas hermanas que generosamente nos comparten sus saberes. En esta luna nueva estamos felices de empezar con consejo y guianza de Rudas y Salvias sobre las vaporizaciones vaginales. Una práctica antigua para sanar distintas afecciones ginecológicas, para prevenirlas, para hacer limpiezas profundas y para conectarnos con nuestros ciclos. Créditos: Producido y editado por Daniela Fontaine y Maytik Avirama Edición, diseño sonoro y musicalización por Carlos Castañeda

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