Amanaa Kaur
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Why the Womb Matters in a Woman’s Healing
Your Womb Is Sacred
Your womb is the oldest temple you have.
It is the seat of Shakti in your body. The place where life is created. The place where the divine feminine lives in you.
Every woman carries a portal between her hips. Through it, souls enter this world. Through it, creation moves. Through it, you are connected to the moon, to the earth, and to every woman who came before you.
Yet most of us have abandoned this temple.
We were taught to feel shame about our blood. To stay quiet about our desire. To leave our bodies so we could be good, be safe, be accepted.
So the womb held what we could not.
The grief of our mothers. The silence of our grandmothers. Every no we swallowed. Every yes we gave away. Every time we made ourselves smaller.
The womb remembers all of it.
And the womb also remembers who you really are.
When you return to her, you return to your power. Your intuition becomes clear. Your yes becomes a full yes. Your no becomes a sacred boundary. Your creativity flows. Your desire becomes prayer. Your cycle becomes a teacher.
This is how the feminine heals. Through the body. Through the womb. Through presence.
When one woman clears her womb, she clears it for her lineage. The healing moves backwards to her ancestors and forwards to her daughters.
What Happens in This Circle
For two hours, we gather online to come back to the womb.
Together, we will do womb breathing. We will breathe deep into the belly and bring our awareness down into the womb space. Slowly. Gently. With reverence.
Through the breath, we connect with her.
We listen to what she has been holding.
And we release what is ready to be released. Old pain. Old stories. Energy that was never yours to carry.
This circle is for you if
You feel disconnected from your body or your womb
You carry heaviness you can’t quite name
You want to feel your yes and no more clearly
You are curious about womb work and want a gentle beginning
Before you arrive
Wear something comfortable
Have water nearby
Make a little space to lie down
Bring tissues if you need them
Bring yourself exactly as you are
No experience needed. No performance required. Just show up.
Come home to your temple. Your womb is calling you back.
AMANA KAUR
Amana Kaur guides women home to their bodies.
Over the last five years, she has led hundreds of women into womb work, helping them reconnect with their feminine essence, their desire, their clarity and their own yes and no. Her Womb Codes journey began as an online summit with 100 women and now travels across India as an in person tour.
Her path to this work was lived before it was taught. A wedding photographer in Delhi, Amana saw her life fall apart during Covid. What carried her through was her body. Through somatic and feminine practices, she found her way back to herself, and that journey became the foundation of everything she offers today.
Amana walks her talk. Her work is grounded in embodiment and an understanding of the nervous system, drawing from her training in inner child healing, breathwork, hypnotherapy and women’s embodiment practices, and her ongoing study of Somatic Experiencing.
She teaches women to come into their sensual, embodied selves, an area still deeply taboo in India. In her containers, women learn to feel safe in their bodies, honour their pleasure and trust the wisdom living in their wombs.
Coming from a conservative family herself, Amana knows how much silence women carry. And she has come a long way. Her work is an invitation to stop holding everything in, and to come home to the body.
GO DEEPER
Womb breathing is a doorway. If something stirs in you on this call and your womb is asking you to go deeper, come and meet me in person.
Womb Codes is a 3 hour in person journey into the womb and desire. In a circle of women, we reconnect with feminine wisdom, pleasure, clarity and our own yes and no. It began as an online summit with 100 women, and now it is travelling across India.
Pune · 25 October
Mumbai · 1 November
Delhi · 15 November
Chandigarh · 21 November
Kolkata · 6 December
