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🌹4-Days Ayurveda & Woman’s Health Retreat 🌹

Join us from the 30th of May until the 2nd of June for an empowering weekend in South Portugal, Alentejo.

Together we will navigate through
🔥 the basics of Ayurveda & your unique constitution
🔥 how to balance your hormone to balance your life
🔥 your lunar cycle & inner seasons
🔥 herbs, diet & lifestyle according to each phase of your cycle
🔥 Womb Yoga
🔥 Womb self-massage
🔥 embodiments practice
🔥chanting, dancing & much more

For more info visit us on

https://www.ayuryoni.com

We cannot wait to sit in circle with you dear sister ✨🌹

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"Cacaocito la medicina, cacaocito laiririri, cacaocito la medicina, cacaocito, laiririri.
Cura cura, cuerpecito cura cura laiririri.
Sana sana espíritito, sanana laiririri."

Gracias cacao por abrir mi corazón al amor.
Thank you cacao for opening my heart to love🌹

My heart is wide open. What I give out comes back to me multiplied. Today I choose to give love.

❤❤❤❤

Heal yourself and you will heal the world🙏🏼🌬

Recordando con mucha felicidad la formación de Doula en Mexico.

Que bendición haber podido aprender con la gran Glenda. Su manera de transmitir el conocimiento de manera holistica superó todas mis expectativas. En este curso no solo aprendí lo que significa ser una buena Doula, pero también lo que es la hermandad y como se puede sanar juntas. Aprendí una vez más, que si quiero ser una buena Doula tengo que sanarme a mi misma.
Gracias a todas las otras mujeres que también compartieron su sabiduría con nosotras, especialmente a Alejandra de que con su conocimiento de las leyes por ser abogada y Doula, me abrió los ojos al hecho que todavía existe mucha violencia obstetrica y que como Doulas también podemos tener un rol importante en traer un cambio en esta area.

Gracias a la partera tradicional, la ginecologa, la Doula, la pediatra y la asesora de lactancia por compartir con nosotras.

Y gracias a todas mis conpañeras: mujeres valientes y hermosas que han decidido acompañar mujeres y parejas en ese proceso tan sagrado que es el embarazo y dar a luz a un ser.

Estoy infinitamente agradecida al Universo por haberme llevado a esa formación.

Gracias hermanas🙏🏼💗

Bendecida de poder aprender de esta maravillosa partera tradicional Mexicana 🙏🏼

Blessed to be learning from this amazing tradicional Mexican midwife 🙏🏼

There are different ways women refer to their ge****ls: from "down there", to va**na, to v***a, to yoni and to p***y. We may think it is all the same and maybe even that it doesn't really matter.
But doesn't it?

First of all I want to invite you to stop saying down there. There is nothing to be ashamed of. Your ge****ls are beautiful and powerful part of your body. As Dr. Christiane Northrup states in her book "women's bodies, women's wisdom": "It's crucial that we tell the truth about the cultural programming that makes the lower ge***al areas so problematic for so many women. Western culture has considered the ge***al area 'dirty' and defiles it by this attitude. Every function associated with the ge****ls - birthing, bleeding, s*x, and elimination - is highly charged emotionally and psychologically. Since childhood, most of us have picked up the idea that this part of our body is different from other parts: it is taboo, dirty and unworthy. (..)."

When women say va**na they often actually mean the v***a, which consists of all the parts that make up the external female ge***alia whereas the Va**na is a passageway between the v***a and cervix.

The word Va**na comes from Latin and originally meant "sheath for a sword" - "(..) or the sheath for a p***s, an example of a Woman's body being defined only in reference to men."

The word Yoni comes from Sanskrit and means:

• womb
• source
• sacred temple
• portal to Universe
• source of creation
• the origin
• abode
• nest

More and more women have also started to use the word p***y to refer to their ge****ls and womb. This word is often associated with a negative meaning. We call somebody a "p***y" to express their weakness. Many women feel uncomfortable hearing p***y and wouldn't dare to say it out loud. The word p***y isn't dirty, it is what we have been told about it that makes us feel anything less than comfortable saying it.

However you choose to call your ge****ls, remember that the different words have different energies. Words have power. Choose wisely, after all we are talking about a sacred gateway to life, the seat of Shakti, the Goddess and the force of creation.

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