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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2017 · 1H 2M

Womb Healing for Empowered Living

from SIS Empowerment Podcast · host SiS NSpirit

The womb is a woman's center of creativity.    While obviously expressed through physical birth, this creativity also occurs metaphysically as the point of tapping into Source Energy to birth new ideas and paradigms that foster raising consciousness levels. This is the gift of the divine feminine.  Healing the womb allows us to re-own and harmonize this power to be the wonder woman that is our birthright.  Conversely, when the womb is neglected or disrespected, energy blockages occur that are experienced as disease in the body or the inability to create the life we want.   Herein lies a root to the imbalance we see in the world today. Our guest, Rev. High Priestess Thema Azize Serwa, will discuss standing in our raw unapologetic power by healing the womb.  She invites us to listen to our womb to heal anything, come alive and be open to our birthright. Rev. High Priestess Thema Azize Serwa is the founder of The Womb Sauna, which supports women worldwide with an indigenous method of vaginal steaming and education to know that we are powerful enough to heal ourselves.  Learn more about The Womb Sauna here.  Also listen to her womb healing meditation.

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