Hillary McVeigh

And then that's when you're creating the, exactly as you said, I'm sorry, please forgive me.

I love you.

Thank you.

Yes.

Because when women are connected to their womb, we're in our power.

We can't be controllable.

We can't be conditionable.

And so, of course, these ancient practices get either pushed away.

Or I even remember, do you remember when Gwyneth Paltrow spoke about Yoni seeming?

And she was like downright ridiculed and you're a witch and this is crazy.

And of course, because imagine if all women were connected with their womb, how...

powerful and how important it is for us as a revolutionary and for women like as well.

Then you support other women from that place because when we're all connected to the womb, there's no lack or there's no competition.

You're connected to self.

So I just want to remind that it's not just about like having some steam and no, this is like a revolutionary homecoming important for the full collective and

Yeah.

And so beautiful.

I'm so inspired.

Because...

as you said, like healing generationally upwards and downwards or because I guess the womb journey that I've been on so much came up with generational and like, I could feel, I was like, this pain isn't just mine, but then as well, it can resurface memories.