Jemma Jane

Jemma Jane Mystic, Energy Healer and Intuitive Channel | Women’s Circles | Spiritual Mentor ✨💫

The first time I really understood the power of chanting I was in the middle of my IVF journey trying to conceive my sec...
02/06/2026

The first time I really understood the power of chanting I was in the middle of my IVF journey trying to conceive my second child.

My mum gave me a Ganesha the remover of obstacles. And I held onto that with everything I had.

What I didn’t know then was that years of suppressed emotion were stored in my womb. Grief. Shame. Things I had never let myself feel let alone speak. My body was holding all of it and it needed to move before it could create.

Chanting became the thing that moved it. Definitely not because I understood the science or actually anything really about chanting but something in me knew that sound could reach the places nothing else could and I needed that hope

It grounded me and it helped me surrender to something bigger than what I thought should be happening or what I wanted to happen…. Hello ego 🫣

And slowly through the chanting, through the releasing, through finally letting my voice carry what my body had been holding in silence my womb began to open.

My son is seven now.

If you have been holding something in your body that you don’t have words for yet this is your invitation to let it move through sound first.

Om Namo Narayani.
I surrender to the divine mother.

If you want to explore this together, I hold a monthly circle on the new moon. Details in bio

Jem

I was talking to my husband the other night about how the mother is always missing in Disney stories.Belle. Cinderella. ...
27/05/2026

I was talking to my husband the other night about how the mother is always missing in Disney stories.

Belle. Cinderella. Ariel. Snow White. The mother is either dead, absent or forgotten before the story even begins.

And I started thinking about how many hours I spent watching those films as a little girl. Absorbing them. Loving them and never once questioning what they were quietly teaching me. 😬😬

Because it didn’t stop at the movies. I stopped trusting the women in my life. I stopped trusting myself, my intuition, my own inner knowing.

The distrust in the feminine ran through everything.

I see it in the women I work with all the time.

This underlying fear that to surrender to the feminine, to trust that soft inner voice, is somehow to lose yourself.

When actually it’s the complete opposite. It’s the path back to yourself.

The feminine wound runs deeper than our mothers. It’s in our sisterhood, how we relate to other women, how we relate to ourselves. It was programmed in early and quietly. And it’s now coming undone.

The more we release what was never really ours, the more we come home.

Save this as a reminder. 🔱⚔️🥀

Jem xx

In almost every session I sit in with a woman, at some point the mother comes up.Not always by name. Sometimes it’s a fe...
20/05/2026

In almost every session I sit in with a woman, at some point the mother comes up.

Not always by name. Sometimes it’s a feeling in the body. A tightness in the womb. A grief that has no story attached to it yet.

The womb holds so much more than we have been taught.

Trauma stored at a cellular level. Unprocessed grief passed forward through generations without anyone choosing it. Old contracts and agreements many made in other lifetimes that are sitting in the body waiting to be wittnes and released.

Women come to me thinking they are healing themselves. And they are. But what I witness again and again in the healing space is so much bigger than one woman, one life, one wound.

We are untangling something ancient.

The moment a woman realises that what she has been carrying was never hers to begin with that is one of the most sacred things I get to witness.

That is when the real transformation begins.

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The move from maiden to mother broke something open in me.Not in the fun yay you’re a mum way. In the real way that stri...
19/05/2026

The move from maiden to mother broke something open in me.

Not in the fun yay you’re a mum way. In the real way that strips you down and asks you to look at every wound you were handed and never asked for.

I think about the mother wounding a lot.

The way it lives in the body. The way it moves through lineages without anyone choosing it.

We all have had a mother. And something about becoming one ourselves cracks it all open again.

The hunger for her approval. The grief for what we didn’t receive. The fear we’ll repeat it. The quiet, desperate prayer that we won’t.

I spent years healing a complicated relationship with my own mother. Some of it was dark work. Kali on your knees dark. And still it is some of the most sacred work I’ve ever done.
Because every thread I untangle means my daughter inherits something different.

Not perfection. Not a mother without wounds.

A mother who looked at hers. Who chose to feel it. Who decided the lineage wounding needs to end here or at least begins to shift. Because the work is never really done.

If you’re in the thick of this becoming yourself while raising little ones who are becoming themselves give yourself a huge hug. It is not easy to break open on the inside and hold strong for everyone else.

But like the rose we are stronger than we look. We have that warrior, fierce divine mother energy running through us and We will burn and bloom at the same time.

✨ I work with women in the transformation space through 1:1 healing and channeling sessions. If something here is calling to you, you’ll find me at the link in bio.

Jem
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I used to be scared of the dark.The parts of me I kept hidden to make others more comfortable. The rage, the grief, the ...
13/05/2026

I used to be scared of the dark.

The parts of me I kept hidden to make others more comfortable. The rage, the grief, the wildness that didn’t fit neatly into the version of myself I was performing.

But energy is never good or bad. It simply is. And on this planet, where duality is the very nature of existence, you cannot have light without shadow. You cannot have creation without destruction. You cannot have the mother without the wild

The parts society has deemed unmanageable, intolerable, not quite right. They don’t disappear because you ignore them. They wait.

And what I have come to know is that the version of you living in that void. Inside the pain you have been avoiding, she is the strongest version of you. Because she never stopped holding the vision. She never lost the connection. Even in your darkest moments, she was there.

This is why Kali calls to me so deeply.

She does not ask you to choose. She asks you to hold both, The creation and the destruction, the tender and the fierce on the altar of your own becoming.

And once you stop fighting one half of yourself, something in you softens

That is not weakness. That is where the real growth begins.

Not in the pretending.
In the acceptance.
In the surrender.

You are strong enough to face what lives in the dark. That is exactly where she is waiting.

If you are ready to go deeper join me for a sacred circle on Sunday. Link in Bio

Your womb and your throat are connected and the ancients knew it.For centuries women have been systematically disconnect...
13/05/2026

Your womb and your throat are connected and the ancients knew it.

For centuries women have been systematically disconnected from the most powerful place in their body. Shamed for their bleed, put on the pill as teenagers, taught that their cycle was something to manage rather than a source of divine intelligence.

This was not by accident.

But what was also severed was the voice. Because your womb and your throat are mirrors of each other embryologically, energetically, spiritually.

When one holds pain, the other falls silent.

This is why so many women come to me thinking they have a confidence problem or a speaking issue or a visibility wound. It starts deeper than that.

When you begin to return to your womb to the Shakti, the creativity, the wild knowing that lives there your voice begins to heal too.

Save this if it resonates.

And if you’re ready to begin that descent, the link is in my bio

Jem X

They taught women to mistrust themselves early.To second guess what they feel.To stay quiet to keep the peace.To be like...
11/05/2026

They taught women to mistrust themselves early.

To second guess what they feel.
To stay quiet to keep the peace.
To be liked over being honest.

So we learnt how to survive by disconnecting from ourselves.

From our body.
Our voice.
Our intuition.

And then they we were called “too much” the moment we started reconnecting to it again.

What I’ve noticed is the women drawn to this work already know there’s more inside them.

and they are so done overriding it.

Tired of pretending they don’t see what they see.
Feel what they feel.
Know what they know.

The circle on May 17th is for that version of you.

The one that’s done apologising for her power.

Link in bio

The Dark Moon is the most misunderstood phase of the lunar cycle.It’s not empty. It’s potent.That beautiful space of sti...
08/05/2026

The Dark Moon is the most misunderstood phase of the lunar cycle.

It’s not empty. It’s potent.

That beautiful space of stillness before the new cycle begins.

It’s where what no longer serves falls away and what is ready to be born starts to awaken.

This is the energy we gather in on May 17th.

A Dark Moon Circle held in the frequency of Saraswati and Kali.

Two goddesses who together hold the power of voice, truth, creative force and the destruction of what keeps you small.

Inside we will move through
🌑 Meditation
🌑 Channelled guidance
🌑 Reclaiming your inner voice

This is for the woman who has been quieting herself. Who has felt the words sitting in her throat unspoken. Who knows something is ready to shift but hasn’t found the space to let it.

Saturday 17th May
7:30pm AEST
Online
$44

Link in bio to join. 🌑🤍

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Caves Beach, NSW

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