A Sacred Journey in Womb Stewardship, Community Healing, and Birth Sovereignty is a comprehensive guide for those called to reclaim the deeper wisdom of birth work through an Indigenous, physiologic, and spiritually grounded lens. This book explores the full spectrum of tribal birth work, beginning with preconception preparation and moving through pregnancy, labor, postpartum healing, and the restoration of family structure and community care.
Within its pages, readers are guided through the biological and economic preparation of mother and father, the sacred history of midwifery, cycle awareness, observational gender planning, plant medicines, self-hypnosis, zero-pain childbirth principles, cloistering practices, postpartum restoration, breastfeeding support, sacred postpartum tools, and navigation across home birth, birth center, and emergency hospital settings. The text also offers protection-centered guidance for ARNA Nationals and AMA Tribal Birth Workers.
More than a manual, this book is an invitation to return to birth as a sacred science, a communal responsibility, and a sovereign practice. It is written for womb healers, tribal birth workers, midwives, doulas, mothers, and all who desire a more whole, ethical, and ancestral approach to birth and postpartum care.
A Sacred Journey in Womb Stewardship, Community Healing, and Birth Sovereignty is a comprehensive guide for those called to reclaim the deeper wisdom of birth work through an Indigenous, physiologic, and spiritually grounded lens. This book explores the full spectrum of tribal birth work, beginning with preconception preparation and moving through pregnancy, labor, postpartum healing, and the restoration of family structure and community care.
Within its pages, readers are guided through the biological and economic preparation of mother and father, the sacred history of midwifery, cycle awareness, observational gender planning, plant medicines, self-hypnosis, zero-pain childbirth principles, cloistering practices, postpartum restoration, breastfeeding support, sacred postpartum tools, and navigation across home birth, birth center, and emergency hospital settings. The text also offers protection-centered guidance for ARNA Nationals and AMA Tribal Birth Workers.
More than a manual, this book is an invitation to return to birth as a sacred science, a communal responsibility, and a sovereign practice. It is written for womb healers, tribal birth workers, midwives, doulas, mothers, and all who desire a more whole, ethical, and ancestral approach to birth and postpartum care.
