Birthing as a Portal: Mending the Mother Wound Through the Sacred Act of Birth
Birthing isn’t just about bringing a baby earthside—it’s a sacred opportunity to begin mending the mother wound. As we labor, we confront generations of silence, survival, and strength. This blog explores how the act of giving birth can be a spiritual portal for healing ancestral pain, reclaiming our voice, and choosing a new legacy of love.
Bloodlines & Birthrights: Reclaiming the Sacred Through Birth
Birth is not just a beginning—it’s a return. In this reflection inspired by Ryan Coogler’s Sinners, I explore the connection between ancestral veneration, Black birthing experiences, and the sacred path of full-spectrum doula work. This is a short love letter to lineage, a reclamation of story, and a reminder that every birther carries more than a child—they carry a whole bloodline. Read more about how birth can be ritual, resistance, and rebirth.
My Journey to Doula Work: Honoring Ancestral Wisdom and Empowering Black Birth
It all begins with those that came before me…