
“racine femme enceinte” via esprit-de-la-nature.fr
“There is no other organ quite like the uterus. If men had such an organ they would brag about it. So should we.” – Ina May Gaskin

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“Under the surface / her body is curled, / seed of the one race, / shell of the world. // She is the waterfall, / she is the womb, / she is the bubble, /she is the tomb. // Her hair flows upward, / blood red of the birth. / Her arms are folded / deep into the earth. // She is the fern, / she is the bark, / she is the lantern, / she is the dark. // Her eyes burn the flame / of the old and the young. / Her breath is the name / of each branch of each lung. // She is the ingredient. / She is the blend. / She is the beginning. / She is the end.”
― Jay Woodman, Riding the Escalator and Terra Affirmative

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By Hans Kanters, via http://surrealistisch.blogspot.pt/2012/04/hans-kanters.html

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“The Egg” by David Delamire

A ‘nymph’ or goddess found in the ancient Roman spa of Allianoi, Turkey. The healing waters flowed from her womb. Via Pinterest.

“Between the End and Beginning” by Chertkova Svetlana. The artist states: “Those who complete the process of death and rebirth are connected to the true source of spirituality and realize that the roots of the mechanistic and materialistic world is fear – fear of birth and the fear of death.”

By Andrew Trimmer

Goddess altar, via Flickr

By Alex Grey

Macry Cave, via naturalarches.org

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“Sanctuary” by Sarah Treanor

Sketches by Leonardo da Vinci

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“I Was Raised by the Forest” Pen and Ink, via Tumblr

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Inside the womb carving via Tumblr

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“Mother Earth” by Germaine Arnatauyck. Contemporary Inuit artwork.

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“The Nature of the Womb” by Alex Stoddard

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