I work with women who most  probably currently feel a little broken, a little (or a lot) out of step with life and how you imagined it might look, feel and be.

There’s always been a sense of being different, seeing the world through a somewhat different lens to those you find yourself surrounded by. Maybe growing up you were constantly fed the narrative that you were too sensitive, what’s wrong with you, what makes you so different? Yeah, you with me? 

The word yoni means “holder,” “vagina,” “source,” or “womb.” According to Tantra Yoga, the yoni is the origin of life, the source of the Universe. In Hinduism, the yoni is a symbol of Shakti (the creative force that moves the Universe): hridaya-yoga.com

The yoni then is the sacred source of life. I love to use it in reference to our female anatomy, precisely because it is so reverential in its meaning and it encompasses the whole of our female reproductive anatomy.