We’ve been blown away by your support and curiosity on this month's theme of Ancestral Womb Healing. We know it is a loaded topic and can sometimes be overwhelming, so we thought to bring in another perspective to this rich subject.
We sat down with Liberator of Black Sexuality and incredible Womb Healer, Artheena Regalado of Heart of Milele to share her story with Ancestral Womb healing:
‘All things are one. When you want something; all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.’ - Paulo Coelho
What better time to develop a lineage connection than in the bewitching season of October. It is a time often associated with the spirit, ghosts, and those that have come before us. Whether you celebrate Halloween, Samhain, or Día de Muertos, we are entering a liminal time which can be powerful for these practices.
Choosing for YOU between Eggs, Wands and Orbs
The eeny-meeny-miney-mo of Yoni Crystals
It’s your body and your journey…
Along the journey of self healing, there are many forks in the road. One turn leads you to an exciting new relationship and another leads you to rekindling things with your ex. One turn brings you to a yoga class and another takes you to the cafe for a freshly baked croissant. Each of these choices can be nourishing when you’re connected to and in-tune with yourself. What matters most as you approach the fork in the road is that you trust yourself and honor your unique path.
As women’s health advocates in pelvic care, we take seriously the level of integrity that’s required for us to offer high-quality crystals.
We are committed to upholding this level of integrity because we’ve found many uh-ohs (and OH NO’s) out there in the world of yoni products.
We often get asked this important question that compels somewhat of a long-winded answer. Stay with us.
The Gemology Institute of America (GIA) offers a crystal identification certification process through their on-site lab in southern California. Naturally, there's a belief that being “GIA certified” means a crystal is more “qualified” because the certification proves that a particular crystal is the kind of crystal it's claimed to be. If it looks like obsidian, a sample can be sent to the GIA and they will confirm and certify that it is indeed obsidian.
