Allowing Birth
We birth how we live.
We live what we believe.
We believe what we see is possible.

Most people stand on the cusp of giving birth for the first time having never seen birth.  We are living in such a strange historical moment of disconnection and misinformation about what birth is, what birth has to offer, and what birth can be.  Birth is not just one thing...it is many things. Birth is the physical opening of a body.  It's the mysterious psychological shift of who we know ourselves to be.  It's the transportation of a new soul to Earth.  It's the metamorphosis of two people becoming parents.  It's a portal into the interconnectedness of time and relationship.  Birth is huge! There is no "right" way to birth.

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 This transformation, especially for the first time, will change a person completely.  Birth re-connects us to something bigger than ourselves.  It offers the most precious gift of embodied life force,  and it perhaps gives us a glimpse at what is truly real.  

 

 Preparing yourself for birth is really important work.  For most of us, the bulk of the work is internal, and therefore deeply personal.  External work of finding the right this or that, or knowing everything there is to know about birth will likely not prepare you enough.

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To become  open enough to physically birth a baby, a woman is compelled to let go of everything in her known reality, and like a trapeeze perfromer, grasp in faith an expression of reality that rests in the field of infinite potential.  Her intuition will whisper for her to find her power deep within. She will surrender at the gates of logic and reason and find on the outskirts of limitation that death and birth are the same thing.  Most of us have lived not seeing others transform in this way.  Life has not prepared us for our turn; yet, we were designed specifically for this.   We know at our core that we were made to experience this deep transformation.  

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I love working with women and couples standing on the threshold of birth who are looking for information, support, guidance, and a mirror into what birth really is.  

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