Womb Oracle: Awaken & Embody Your Feminine Creative Force

Sacred Woman…
What is your dream for your life? For the world?
In today’s intense reality, the planet needs feminine dreamers and visionaries like you to realize your power, remember who you truly are, and rise up to embody your sacred mission.
To do so, we need a return to uplifting and investing in the wisdom and power of feminine consciousness – a fluid, oceanic, ecstatic vibration of life, love and possibilities.
As women, this creative wisdom lives in our bodies; it can be accessed through connection to our Womb Oracle and nurtured through empowering our Inner Mother.
Through a unique fusion of Kundalini Yoga, special feminine meditations, breathwork & more, this transformative women’s workshop with Liya Garber invites you to…

• Uncover and empower the wisdom of your Womb Oracle
• Re-consecrate your womb space as a sacred temple
• Learn to dream & create your Queendom from deep feminine consciousness & the Universal Womb of Creation
• Embrace the great glory and power of your Inner Mother to tend & birth your visions
• Explore your creative potential beyond limiting stories, everyday identities, and obligations to others
• Gather in a sacred circle of women to amplify your prayers & dreams
• Experience yourself as a vital part of the collective remembrance and restoration of the sacred feminine
  Includes a healing gong bath to support integration & renewal at the end of our potent evening.

What to bring:
- Water
- Journal
- Clothes for movement
- Sacred power items, crystals, etc.

It is time to reclaim yourself – and your womb – as sacred vessels for feminine wisdom and intuitive, creative, regenerative brilliance. Let’s do this together.
For all levels & self-identifying women.

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**no refunds or exchanges are available for this event - you can sell or gift your ticket to a friend**

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

The Center SF, 548 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, United States