What is Womb/Hara Awakening?
Awaken to the Magic Within…
The Path
There are only so many words that can encapsulate this path of healing and reclamation. It is a deeply personal and intimate path, that is unique to each person, as unique as their own nature.
The Womb Mysteries, are in fact, an intiation into the mystery of your own body and embodied spiritual nature. It is in its simplest form a reconnection with ones womb (either the physical and/or energetic space) or hara (Japanese term to name the womb energetic space within those who identify with the masculine expression in form).
Often times this aspect of our bodies are calling out for our attention through painful/deeply difficult menstrual cycles, an array of health problems related to the reproductive system, diminished or non-existent sex-drive (where you feel on an intuitive level there are blockages), diminished ability to feel pleasure or inability to climax or experience orgasm, repeated relational patterns (that you are aware of but cannot seem to break), a blockage of creativity and/or difficulty actualizing in the material realm your creative ideas and visions, blockages in speaking one's truth or expressing oneself through the voice and the list goes on.
Sometimes we are able to bring our awareness to these aspects and it initiates us onto a path of paying more attention to this aspect of our nature, this part of our bodies. Although often it takes deeply difficult physical or emotional aspects to make themselves known to us that finally gains our attention.
The Womb Awakening path is a path, first and foremost, of awakening our consciousness and turning our attention towards the power and intelligence of our own bodies, specifically the Womb or Hara. Some would relate this to root, sacral, & solar plexus chakra work. It is a deeply embodied path. Meaning it is rooted in being here, in our bodies, and accessing the wisdom that is within.
As I went deeper with Womb Awakening work, I truly started to feel things awaken inside of me. I shed old layers of judging myself and trying to change myself to be what I thought others needed. And instead started stepping more into my own power.
~Cassandra H. Seattle, WA
The womb is not a place to store fear and pain, the womb is to create and give birth to life
~The 13th Rite of the Munay-ki