In the early days, when I first began explaining my work—what kind of practices I offer and what it’s all about—I often stumbled over a key question: What do you mean by a woman’s nature? What is it exactly?
At the time, I couldn’t fully articulate an answer in simple words. That lack of clarity showed me I hadn’t yet mastered the depth of the topic. Years later, with more experience and knowledge, I feel ready to share my thoughts on this profound subject.
Why is it important to know about a woman's nature?
You might ask, “In a world where we fight for equality, why should we talk about a woman’s unique nature?” These were the same questions I asked myself when I was 18. At the time, I was practicing Ashtanga Vinyasa intensively—spending hours a day on the mat. My body was strong but felt disconnected; I had no curves, no big boobs, no connection to the essence of femininity.
One day, I asked myself: What does it really mean to feel like a woman? That question marked the beginning of my journey to discover what a woman’s nature is and what it means to embody it.
For some women, this connection is effortless. They don’t think about it—they simply embody their nature naturally. In my case, it took years of exploration and practice to truly understand and feel the essence of what being a woman means.
The Womb: The Heart of Feminine Energy
The most significant difference between men and women is the presence of the womb—a space that represents the essence and creative power of a woman. But what does that really mean?
The womb acts as a generator of energy, a chamber of transformation. During menstruation, for example, a woman’s body creates conditions for profound energetic shifts:
- It nourishes the five internal organs.
- Sustains the brain and consciousness.
- Embodies the regenerative power of creation.
The womb gives women the ability to bring life into being, both physically and energetically. Beyond birthing children, we manifest ideas, dreams, and creativity—turning something as simple as the contents of a fridge into a nourishing meal.
The Energetic Role of the Womb
This “generator” of energy is most active between the ages of 14 and 49, yet it is often neglected. Many women only become aware of their womb when physical or psychological issues arise. But the womb’s role goes far deeper than most realize.
Energetically, the womb is a space of nourishment. To give energy to others, we must first collect and store it. The womb is a chamber for this energy—holding and transforming it. When a woman understands the principles of alchemical transmutation, she unlocks the power of her womb as a sacred vessel.
In alchemy, the cauldron is a symbol of transformation. It represents the potential to dissolve, renew, and regenerate—just as the womb does. This principle of feminine energy was once revered in goddesses who embodied life-giving and life-sustaining power.
The First Step: Restoring Energy Flow
The journey to reconnect with your feminine nature begins with restoring energy circulation in the body. Without proper circulation, stagnation occurs—leading to physical, emotional, and energetic blockages. These blockages not only affect the body but also prevent us from fully realizing our potential to sustain, nourish, and create.
I invite you to join me for the Reproductive Wellness Online Program—a chance to give yourself the gift of connection, restoration, and renewal. Let’s take the first step together toward unblocking and circulating your energy, so you can embrace the fullness of your feminine nature.