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Tuning into the Consciousness of the Womb
13 Moons of the Original Time Keeping
Rematriarchy: 13 Moons of Womb Time is an invitation to walk the spiral path of descent for a full turning of the year.
This is a year-long initiation into womb consciousness as a living cosmology: one that understands the womb not only as a vessel of life, but as a keeper of memory, and the Earth as the greater womb to which we return again and again.We enter it slowly—moon by moon—allowing the body, the blood, and the psyche to reorganize their relationship to time.
The purpose of this year-long study is to offer you wisdom, ritual, and ancestral frameworks—rooted in Indigenous cosmology, body memory, and psychological insight—so that you may live inside cyclical time, rather than merely understand it.
The womb has functioned as a temporal reference point—not because women ruled, but because life depends on attunement to cycles, not abstraction.
To rematriarch through womb-based timekeeping is to reclaim authorship over rhythm.
EXPLORING REMATRIARCHY AS A LIVING ORIENTATION
From an anthropological perspective, rematriarchy is not the rule of women, nor a return to a mythic past, but a living orientation in which life is organized through principles of continuity, cyclical time, and relational kinship rather than domination, linear progress, or extraction. Across many matrifocal and Indigenous cultures, the womb functioned not only as a site of reproduction, but as a temporal and cosmological reference point—an organ with a concious. It is one of the earliest ways humans learned to keep time through the observation of blood, fertility, seasons, lunar cycles, and death–return rhythms.
To explore rematriarchy as a living orientation is therefore to restore womb consciousness: the capacity to read time through the body, to recognize descent and emergence as phases, and to experience menstruation, ovulation, rest, and renewal as forms of temporal intelligence rather than biological events to be managed.
In a world governed by acceleration, abstraction, and disembodied schedules, this reorientation is vital as a practice of remembering how human cultures once aligned time, land, and life through embodied relationship and ritual continuity.
Why Rematriarch Through Timekeeping in the Womb?
Because whoever organizes time organizes life.
Modern timekeeping—calendars, clocks, deadlines, productivity cycles—was not designed around bodies that bleed, ovulate, gestate, grieve, or descend. It privileges consistency, output, and linear progress, often at the expense of bodily intelligence, creativity, rest, and long-term continuity.
To rematriarch through womb-based timekeeping is to reclaim authorship over rhythm.
Over 13 Moons, You Are Invited to Reconnect With:
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Your cyclical knowing — the ability to sense, read, and respond to time through the rhythms of your body, rather than external schedules or expectations
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Your inner authority — the reclamation of trust in your womb, your blood, and your felt experience as valid sources of timing, decision-making, and guidance
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The intelligence that lives in your blood, your belly, and your bones — ancestral, hormonal, emotional, and temporal memory carried through the body across generations
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Your relationship to time as lived experience — learning when to act, when to wait, when to descend, and when to emerge, without forcing the body into rhythms it cannot sustain
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The masculine and feminine aspects of womb keeping: the masculine as structure, tracking, witnessing, and calendrical orientation
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The feminine as sensation, feeling, intuition, and relational listening
Together, these restore the womb as an active organ of perception and timekeeping.
We Weave Together:
Throughout the year, we weave together cosmology, biology, ritual, and lived practice, including:
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The Cholq’ij calendrical system
used as a Philisophical matrix for consiousness, timekeeping technology and cosmological lens to orient the cycles of the womb within broader cosmic rhythms. Our guest Speakers will give depth and breath to to this wisdom transference.
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Menstrual and ovulatory tracking as embodied practice
— learning how to track without reduction, honoring irregularity as information rather than error
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Hormonal and physiological understanding
— guest speakers and teachings that explore the hormonal rhythms of the body as part of cyclical intelligence, not pathology
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Ancestral relationships to blood and time
— understanding how blood, lineage, and ritual once organized communal life and continuity. Learning when, how, and why blood has been returned to the earth as a gesture of reciprocity, remembrance, and grounding
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Somatic ritual and womb consciousness
— practices that cultivate listening, pacing, and embodied perception
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Academic, anthropological, and ancestral frameworks —
— holding rigor and reverence together without collapsing one into the other
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January 16th | 1 pm CST
REMATRIARCHY
REMATRIARCHY
Being a woman is like inhabiting a sacred wilderness—a place untamed and profound, where beauty and strength coexist with mystery and resilience.
It is knowing the cycles of life intimately: creation, growth, decay, and rebirth. Women are the keepers of this rhythm, embodying the wisdom of the earth and the moon.
Being a woman means carrying the stories of ancestors in your bones, weaving the threads of your lineage into every step you take. It is the song of the wild wolf calling you to remember your instinctual nature—the intuitive, untamed, and eternal. It is met with the responsibility of keeping time and the rhythms and metrics- the scientific aspect of self.
It is bearing the gift of deep feeling, where emotions rise like ocean waves, powerful and transformative. It is tending the fire of your soul, using its warmth to nurture yourself and others.
Being a Woman is Ecological by Nature.
Our Journey
Live Every Friday · August 2025
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM CST
Location: Zoom · Replays Available
The Womb as Vessel of Memory
The primordial current that connects all wombs
Week 1 — August 8th
We begin at the beginning—within the waters of memory. Before stories, before blood, there was water. This first class opens the portal of remembrance through the deep, spiraling waters of the womb. We will explore water as a sentient intelligence, a sculptor of form, and a keeper of emotional and ancestral memory. Drawing from epigenetics, Indigenous knowledge, and cosmology, we honor water as the matrix of all becoming.
The Magnetic Portal
Womb as field, serpent circuit, and geomantic intelligence
Week 2 — August 15th
This week, we journey into the gravitational force of the womb—the unseen center that pulls life toward form: Womb as field, serpent circuit, and geomantic intelligence In this session, we explore the womb as an electromagnetic center. We journey through sacred geometry, Earth magnetism, and serpent codes across cultures. This is the energetic blueprint of womb consciousness—an ancient geomantic intelligence where conception, death, orgasm, and grief open circuits of planetary power.
The Womb and the Grave
Earth as mother, tomb as return
Week 3 — August 22nd
Death is not an end but a descent—a reentry into the womb of the Earth. Through archaeological evidence, funerary architecture, and spiritual descent rites, we trace how the body curls back into fetal form, wrapped in ochre, buried in caves, tombs, and hills shaped like bellies. This class explores how death and rebirth mirror one another, and how grief is a gestational process.
Guest Teaching with Nana Lucy Kulum:
Womb Lineage & Memory
Week 4 — August 29th
Nana Lucy Kulum joins us to speak on the ancestral threads that live within the womb—how the spirit of the ancestors moves through the blood, and how our lives are part of an ongoing dialogue with those who came before. Together we will learn how to become participants in lineage, not just recipients. This is the sacred act of remembrance and restoration.
Bloodlines and Storylines
Metabolizing lineage through ritual and remembrance
Week 4 — September 4th
We complete our journey by entering the ancestral womb. From the epigenetic transmission of trauma and love to the ceremonial burial of umbilical cords across cultures, this class honors the matrilineal library we carry. The womb is both archive and altar—where memory becomes movement, and where the future is seeded through what we choose to heal and remember.
Nana Lucy Culum
We will be joined in our final session by Nana Lucy Kulum, a revered Tz’utujil Maya womb keeper, who will speak on the ancestral lineage of the womb—and how our ancestors live within us as memory, as rhythm, as breath.
She will share how the womb is not only a place of potential, but a place of participation in lineage—a sacred site where we carry, remember, and enact the continuance of our people, our prayer, and our purpose.
Through her voice, we will receive a living transmission of the Maya Tz’utujil cosmovision, where life and death spiral together, and where the womb is both the first altar and the final portal.
This is a rare opportunity to sit at the feet of a lineage-bearer and be held in teachings that have passed through generations of women, water, and earth.
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