Munay Ki Rites - Womb Rite & Pachamama Ceremony

Rite of the Womb and Pachamama Ceremony

Facilitated by Trina McKeverne and Laura Macdonald, this very special day will combine their beautiful medicine so that we can be in service to ourselves, our loved ones, all of humanity and ultimately our great Pachamama.

Trina McKeverne has been sharing the medicine of the Munay-Ki Rites (energetic transmissions handed down from the Q’eros of Perú) for some time now. The Rite of the Womb (Kisma Karpay) is the 13^th Rite of the Munay-Ki, is a very powerful transmission that will restore the natural balance of your creative centre, your womb space.

Laura Macdonald has returned to Boonwurrung country after a decade living in the mountains of Perú. This interactive ceremony is called a haywarikuy (local language Quechua) otherwise known as a despacho (Spanish), taught by her Q'ero maestros (teachers). The Q'eros are the wisdom keepers of the Andean mountains. With them, Laura has been walking the path of Tahuatinsuyo (the Four Directions) for many years and is a mesa carrier.

The Rite of the Womb

Like the uterus that clears it’s lining every month, you are invited to clear out old fears and heavy energies in order to birth a new destiny for yourself and humanity. Using an array of oracle cards to help guide your explorations of what it is that may be holding you back, we will focus on what it is that you may want to bring forth. Trina will give you the Rite of the Womb and together we will activate this energetic centre so that you can realise your creative potential. Men are also invited to be stewards of this ceremony and hold sacred space for the women.

Pachamama Ceremony

A haywarikuy is an offering of sacred reciprocity (ayni) or a payment to the earth (pago a la tierra) that is co-created with every person who attends. No prior experience is necessary. Together we will build a rainbow bridge from our hearts up to the stars to connect with the Pleiades, also known as the Seven Sisters (canchis qoto kuna).

Laura will gather a range of natural elements and ingredients, each one representing important things that we will call in together: such as good health; safe travel; clear communication; family connection; and much more. Before you come, have a think about a special mountain, waterway or place in your life.

At the start of the session everyone will be invited to call in their ancestors, guardians and sacred places, either silently or with voice. Then the haywarikuy will take place, during which each person will make their own prayers (k’intus). For this you are welcome to bring four leaves or petals, but Laura will also provide them.

We will finish with a celebration of music and a fire ceremony to burn the sacred offering, as time allows. This one off event is open to everyone, including children if you choose (ages 16 and under are free).

Please bring a blanket, shawl, yoga mat (optional), cushion or anything else you feel you may need for your comfort as well as a water bottle and a journal.