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The Sacred Womb

Wentworth McLaughlin Scofield and Kristina Gloetzner present the womb as an electrical and spiritual instrument: an organ composed mostly of water, responsive to breath and the elemental forces, and capable of nurturing the spirit of a child before birth. The book sets out that physiology in its own terms, then assigns each planet its office in gestation, describing how Jupiter, Venus and the others were traditionally understood to shape the developing child. Later chapters turn practical, with step-by-step guidance: clarifying intention, preparing a sacred environment, and working with meditation and journaling. The closing material widens to relationships and to a reading of the body in which female anatomy is presented as the original from which the male is derived. A direct, devotional-practical text for readers of feminine spirituality.

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