November 3rd, 2024 from 6:00-8:00pm

You are an alchemist. Your womb holds the power to transform energy into living matter, and manifest your wildest dreams. This power wants to be known to you. This workshop series will open your awareness to the great alchemical power within you. Turn the wisdom of your womb into GOLD.

Do you know how truly magical your body is?

You are an alchemist. Within you lies the power to transform energy into living matter, and make manifest your wildest dreams. Your womb is the portal through which this power flows. The wisdom of your womb yearns to be known to you.

Whether you’re deeply in touch with your womb or just getting acquainted, whether or not your womb is currently physically present in your body, intact or otherwise, you are welcome here.

Come participate in a workshop series that will open your awareness to the great alchemical power within you. Turn the wisdom of your womb into GOLD.

Part Two: Womb Alchemy: Having a womb isn’t always easy. We go through experiences that are painful, even traumatic. But even the most unpleasant of experiences can be the key that unlocks the doorway to your power. Discover the truly awesome alchemical powers of your womb, and transmute even the basest of lead into gold.

Having a womb isn’t always easy. Our bodies often have experiences that are painful, unpleasant, even traumatic. We learn to shut down our powers in order to stay small and survive.

Your body is wise. It knows how to take care of you. You were not designed to be small and in pain. You are destined for thriving, for beauty, for pleasure. Even the most painful of experiences can be the spark that ignites your fire, the doorway into your power.

Let’s discover the truly awesome alchemical powers of the womb - the ability to transmute even the basest of lead into gold. DISCLAIMER: This will be an open, guided conversation that will likely dive into some sensitive subjects (trauma, abuse, etc). We are here to listen and honor you. We are here not to therapize anyone, but to celebrate what we’ve been through and allow for healing through holding space.