06/18/2026
How did our ancestors know when to plant, harvest, rest, gather, celebrate, or begin again?
Long before clocks and calendars filled our days, human beings lived in relationship with cycles. The waxing and waning moon. The turning of the seasons. The migrations of animals. The flowering of plants. The rhythms of the body. 🌙
In our recent Sacred Timekeeping workshop, we explored what becomes possible when we begin to orient ourselves through these living cycles once again. We traveled through ancient ways of tracking time from cultures across the world, explored the Wheel of the Year, the 24 Seasonal Nodes, lunar calendars, and the profound relationship between the womb, the moon, and the Earth. We reflected on how the menstrual cycle mirrors the seasons and how our bodies participate in the same rhythms that move the tides, guide migrations, and bring blossoms through the soil each spring.
We explored orientation as the awareness of oneself in place. We explored attunement as the practice of bringing ourselves into relationship with the rhythms around and within us. And we remembered that the womb is not only an organ of reproduction, but an organ of relationship. A place through which we can deepen our connection to ourselves, our communities, and the living world.
What happens when we stop relating to time as something we chase and begin relating to it as something we belong to? This is the heart of The Somatic Womb Path. A place where East Asian Medicine, somatic wisdom, cyclical living, and seasonal rhythm come together to help us remember an older way of being. If this conversation speaks to something deep within you, we’d love to welcome you into the next cohort. 💛✨ The Somatic Womb Path 2027 waitlist is open, link in bio!
