To be a womb bearer — what does it really mean?

A home is built around a womb. Towns gather around their womb bearers. A woman, with her laughter, her songs, her ability to be playfully insistent, brings lightness into the home. The warm simplicity of the womb, so often dismissed in favour of the bigger things, is perhaps felt most deeply when it begins to fall into oblivion.

Pants offer a rhetoric of liberation, but skirts once sang of freedom and embrace. Modern lifestyles have gradually pushed the womb into the background, leaving it forgotten beneath layers of time, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and ways of living that draw us further from our original orientation.

Herbs, keepers of time and, in that sense, the real time travellers, emerge as guides — inviting you to return to your primal rhythms, reconnect with your body’s intelligence and live in alignment with the call of the womb.

WOMB WOMAN is a plant medicine circle that reaches beyond the presence or absence of a physical womb. It journeys towards the source of that place — the core from which life births, nourishes and takes form.

Because the womb is more than physicality, just as the life it bears extends beyond the birthing of a human baby.

What does it mean to live from this source?

Come, let the herbs lead you back.