Womb Healing Ceremony

A sacred healing ceremony involving energy healing and the Rite of the Womb, the 13th Rite of the Munay-Ki, which is an energetic transmission brought forward by the feminine spirit of the Amazon for the purpose of healing the feminine creative center and releasing personal and ancestral pain, from one womb to the next until every womb is healed.

The 13th rite, the Rite of the Womb, was born of the Munay-ki, a lineage of Amazonian medicine women who freed themselves from suffering and transmitted this rite to teacher Marcela Lobos in 2014. She has formally shared it globally.

It honors the 13 moons of the year.

The Rite of the Womb healing transmission is passed from woman to woman, creating a connection of recipients who become “Womb Keepers.” They can pass on the transmission to others.

One does not need to receive the foundational 9 Munay-Ki rites to experience the 13th Rite of the Womb.

The ceremony concludes by offering the plants used during the ceremony that absorbed the residual energy from the session, back to the Earth. We give thanks to the Earth, Divine Feminine, spirit of the Amazon and Munay-ki for this healing transmission.

What you need to know…

What is a Womb Healing Ceremony not?

Neither the Womb Healing Ceremony nor the Rite of the Womb is a medical procedure, religious dogma, or a quick fix. It’s an energetic and spiritual transmission that requires active personal participation to integrate the healing experience.

It’s not a replacement for medical or mental health care, therapy, or physical healing for physiological conditions.

It is not a religion, nor does it require conversion to any specific faith. It is an indigenous spiritual practice open to all beliefs. It plants an energetic seed.

It is not a magic wand that instantly removes all trauma without the requirement of taking self-responsibility and doing the personal inner work.

It is not gender-locked or exclusive to only women, it is open to all who wish to heal.

It is not part of the foundational 9 Munay-Ki rites – it was added later as a specific response to the need for collective trauma clearing.

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