Receive a sacred Sound Bath & Rite of the Womb, an Andean Munay Ki initiation that honours your creative centre and deepens your connection to the feminine through ceremony and sound.
This ceremony is an invitation and gift to gather and receive the Rite of the Womb, a living blessing from the South American Munay Ki tradition. We reconnect, release and empower the cauldron of transformation. We listen for the whisper and witness the seed that is ready to be birthed.
What the ceremony and event involves
🌹 We arrive, ground and open sacred space
🌹 Knowledge of the lineage and living blessing is shared
🌹 Collective and individual Rite of The Womb initiations are performed. (optional: over clothing lower belly touch with consent)
🌹 Lie back and journey in a 60 min sacred sound bath to connect with your new seeds and wisdom from the womb
🌹 Journaling and optional sharing
🌹 Sacred space closing and guidance on how to share the Rite with other women should you feel the call to be in service and become a Womb Keeper yourself.
This rite honours the energetic womb beyond anatomy (Women, Women without wombs and Transgender people are all welcome). The receiving of this Rite invites release where there has been holding, warmth where there has been blockages, and a return to rhythm and creativity. Some feel it as a softening others a new found super power...All are met with care, love and sisterly support.
What to bring
Yoga Mat (to sit on top of studio mats for extra comfort)
Pillow
Eye mask
Water bottle
Journal/ pen
Wear comfortable clothes.
Mats, blankets, bolsters and tea provided.
Important
Please check if sound healing is suitable for you before booking:
https://feelinflow.co/sound-healing-precautions-acceptance
This event is facilitated by Vicky Keeler (Feelinflow.co) Certified Sound Healer and Munay Ki Practioner, Womb Keeper, space holder and creatrix. Vicky is passionate about helping others to authentically pave their own path, create with purpose and feel in flow through the power of sound and ceremony.
Be part of the positive ripple effect.
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We would like to acknowledge that we are working on stolen land. We acknowledge the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin nation as the traditional custodians of the land on which we live and journey. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging as well as to all First Nations’ communities who significantly contribute to the life of the area.