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Poco se habla del papel de las matronas y lo imprescindibles que son para la atención sanitaria y emocional de las madres durante el embarazo, el parto y los primeros meses de crianza. En este episodio charlamos con una matrona muy conocida que tiene la doble vertiente de profesional sanitaria y madre reciente. Ella es Celia Padilla, matrona y doctora en enfermería, más conocida en redes sociales como "Oh mama matrona" y responsable de un amplio equipo de atención al embarazo. Su experiencia, tanto profesional como personal, la ha plasmado en el libro "Oh, la maternidad", publicado por la Esfera de los Libros, en el que da consejos para esta etapa no solo desde la evidencia científica como matrona, sino también desde un punto de vista más práctico con cada una de las lecciones que aprendió al estar embarazada y, ahora, al ser mamá.
Is the experience of being in a hospital like boarding school?Retired medical doctor, Dr Robin Youngson, talks about the similarities between hospitals and boarding school.These include:➡️ Bullying➡️ Stripped of your clothes and identity and given a uniform➡️ Given dreadful food at fixed times➡️ Arbitary rules and regulations➡️ Loss of all privacy➡️ Sleep in shared dormitories➡️ Shared toilets➡️ The person in charge is matronA fascinating conversation looking at the old model and how Dr Youngson created a new hospital system in New Zealand with amazing results.https://youtu.be/GNQHj6rKUZg#medicalsystem #hospital #bullying #boardingschool #haveningDr Robin Youngson, is a Certified Havening Practitioner and Trainer, and is a recently retired Anaesthetic Specialist with a long career in the public health service in the UK and New Zealand. He works full time as a trauma therapist and trainer helping people transform their lives and careers. He is also the author of the book, The Science of Miracles.I would love for you to share some of your journey. What drew you to write your book, The Science of Miracle?You recently wrote an article about being “a loving but emotionally incompetent man.” Could you please explain what you mean?What were your boarding school experiences like?Could you please speak about your experiences of being a medical doctor in the UK?What is compassionate healthcare?What made you leave the medical system? Could you please talk us through the work you do now and the Havening technique?Other areas to talk about:BullyingAbandonmentThe healing journey from childhood traumaDissociationHumiliationFor more information about Robin's work please visit: https://robinyoungson.com/Or to buy his book: https://amzn.eu/d/4hg6xRlThe short film documentary about his work and the amazing results of Havening was just released yesterday. You can view it here: https://vimeo.com/1084078465--- Piers is an author and a men's transformational coach and therapist who works mainly with trauma, boarding school issues, addictions and relationship problems. He also runs online men's groups for ex-boarders, retreats and a podcast called An Evolving Man. He is also the author of How to Survive and Thrive in Challenging Times. To purchase Piers first book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Survive-Thrive-Challenging-Times/dp/B088T5L251/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=piers+cross&qid=1609869608&sr=8-1 For more videos please visit: http://youtube.com/pierscross For FB: https://www.facebook.com/pierscrosspublic For Piers' website and a free training How To Find Peace In Everyday Life: https://www.piers-cross.com/community Many blessings, Piers Cross http://piers-cross.com/
In the flow of healing waters and the urgent cry of the Earth, we hear the voice of the Celtic mother goddess Modron, also known as Matrona. A goddess of fertility, abundance and healing, but also of grief and loss and ancestral wisdom, she is still present, although hidden, in today's world. We find her myths in the tales of the Mabinogi, the Welsh Triads and modern tales of Avalon, and her image and veneration in the ancient religions of Celtic Gaul, where she first emerged as a river goddess.We can trace echoes of her in ancient Indo-European texts and possibly even further back to the agricultural myths of the Neolithic. She is even present in the stars. Modron - Meeting the Celtic Mother Goddess takes a deep dive into this often overlooked goddess who has inspired our modern myths, combining solid academic research with suggestions for personal practice and ritual, from a modern day dedicant and scholar of Goddess veneration. Modron is emerging from the depths. Will you answer her Call?Substack: https://kellebandea.substack.comX: https://x.com/DeaKelleFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100050923191257Kelle is a naturalistic pagan and greenwitch of Roma/Traveller heritage. 'Modron' is her first book and she has three more forthcoming all with Moon Books.
La oscuridad nos llama y aquí no somos de los que le sacan. Esta vez vamos a desenterrar un episodio que se ganó su segunda vuelta en este plano de existencia por lo épico, lo macabro y lo inolvidable. Así que vayan por su pala y prepárense, porque esto merece revivir…
Desde hace algunos años las grasas tienen muy mala reputación en nuestra dieta, sin embargo, Mirian Sobrino, sexóloga y matrona en Atención primaria de la Comunidad de Madrid, destaca que “son importantes porque participan en la absorción de algunas vitaminas como la D, E, K, A, y contribuyen al desarrollo de tejidos”.
¿Sabías que el posparto puede durar hasta dos años? Hoy nos metemos de lleno en esa etapa que empieza cuando todo el mundo deja de preguntarte cómo estás. Spoiler: no, no se acaba en la cuarentena. Y lo hacemos con la mejor compañía posible, Celia Padilla (@ohmama.matrona), matrona y madre, que arroja luz sobre lo que nadie te cuenta del 4º trimestre: la ansiedad por separación (pero de la madre), la libido en paradero desconocido, el sueño que no llega, el vaivén hormonal, y que aún con todo esto, la maternidad te puede enseñar de lo que eres capaz. ¿Dar el pecho adelgaza? ¿La lactancia es anticonceptiva? ¿La cesárea siempre se recupera peor? Traemos respuestas, y también compañía. Porque el posparto no debería vivirse en soledad. Nos acompaña como siempre Victoria de Diego (@sermujer) para resolver vuestras dudas, y Virginia Mosquera con su ya mítico recreo. Gracias a Exelvit por patrocinar este episodio con su complemento Ser Mujer Esencial Lactancia. #EscuelaDeCalor, el podcast de Bloom, abre sus puertas para ofrecer educación sexual sin vergüenza, con el sello de @bebloomers.Escucha todos nuestros episodios y síguenos en redes sociales para no perderte ninguna novedad.
She was a servant of the Jewish wife of the governor of Thessalonica. When she refused to enter the synagogue with her mistress, she was beaten, then locked in a cell until she starved to death. Finally, her mistress ordered her body thrown from the roof of the house and left to lie in the open. Christians took her body and buried it honorably, and the bishop, Alexander, built a church over her grave.
Entrevista inédita a Eduardo Verduzco Verduzco, hijo adoptivo de Rosa del Carmen Verduzco. El caso de Mamá Rosa y su albergue La Gran Familia sigue siendo una de las historias más polémicas de México. Aclamada por algunos como una benefactora y denunciada por otros como una mujer autoritaria que cometió crímenes, Rosa del Carmen Verduzco Verduzco construyó una institución que llegó a albergar a miles de niños huérfanos o abandonados. Sin embargo, las condiciones dentro del refugio y las acusaciones de maltrato y adopciones ilegales sacaron a la luz una oscura realidad. A lo largo de décadas, Mamá Rosa tejió una red de apoyo que incluyó expresidentes, empresarios y figuras intelectuales que la respaldaban. Pero en 2014, un operativo federal expuso denuncias de abusos, habitaciones con rejas y comida en estado de descomposición, desatando un debate nacional. ¿Fue una heroína olvidada por el Estado o una mujer que abusó de su poder con total impunidad? Distribuido por Genuina Media
¿Te da miedo el parto? ¡Tranquila, es normal! Pero si algo nos faltó en educación sexual, fue una clase sincera sobre cómo es realmente gestar, dar a luz y convertirse en mamá sin perderse en el intento. Por eso, en Escuela de Calor nos ponemos al día de la mano de Weleda y Rocío García Viso (@rocio.matrona), matrona y recién estrenada mamá. Hablamos de todo lo que nadie te cuenta del embarazo, el parto y el posparto, con esa mezcla de experiencia y realidad que solo alguien en plena maternidad puede compartir. Bonus track: si estás metida en harina, o mejor dicho, entre pañales, te recomendamos la línea Caléndula Baby de Weleda, con productos naturales para cuidar la piel del bebé ( pst! su crema de pañal es un must).Este episodio es imprescindible para futuras mamás (y papás). ¡Dale al play y cuéntanos qué te parece!#EscuelaDeCalor, el podcast de Bloom, (@bebloomers) abre sus puertas para ofrecer la educación sexual que nunca tuvimos. Con la participación especial de Victoria de Diego (@SerMujer). Escucha todos nuestros episodios y síguenos para no perderte ninguna novedad. Puedes descubrir más sobre nosotras en redes sociales buscando @bebloomers y en bebloomers.com
En el disco "Miles español, new sketches of flamenco", un grupo de músicos del jazz y el flamenco rindieron homenaje al acercamiento de Miles Davis a la música española y al flamenco. Entre ese numeroso grupo de músicos estaban nombres como Jorge Pardo, Carles Benavent, Antonio Sánchez, Jaco Abel, Niño Josele, Chano Domínguez, Chick Corea... Entre numerosos standard del jazz también elegimos a Morente cantando en inglés o a Jorge Pardo recordando a Miles. No faltan, entre otros, ni Pepe el de la Matrona ni Chano Lobato antes de terminar.Escuchar audio
Send us a textIn this Episode I interview, Whapio Diane Bartlett. For over 40 years, Whapio has been a pioneer in the world of midwifery and birthkeeping, redefining how we understand and approach birth since 1985. As an Elder Midwife, educator, and mentor, Whapio has devoted her life to raising the consciousness of birth and transforming how families, caregivers, and communities honor this sacred process. She is one of my most cherished mentors, in this conversation we dive into the realms of what Whapio refers to as Quantum Birth, and some of her own journey of entering midwifery and becoming a mother herself. Whapio speaks to the naturally psychedelic qualities of pregnancy, birth and postpartum, the expanded state of being that this time brings, the brainwave shifts, and the consciousness altering journey. This is what Mama Psychedelia is all about.In 2001, Whapio founded The Matrona, an organization dedicated to providing affordable, accessible midwifery education to aspiring doulas, midwives and birthkeepers around the world. Through programs such as the Holistic Doula Training, The Illuminated Wise Woman, and the Birthkeepers Midwifery Cohort, Whapio has created a space for transformative learning that honors the art and science of birth while weaving in the essential elements of consciousness, spirituality, and wisdomkeeping.Whapio speaks passionately about the role of consciousness in caregiving and birth, believing it to be the missing element that could revolutionize maternal care and return the power of birth to families. As she often says, “The way we give birth is a mirror of the emotional and spiritual maturity on this planet. If we prioritize consciousness in birth, we will transform not only the experience of birth but the very fabric of how we live and relate to each other.”Through The Matrona's programs, Whapio offers a unique and holistic perspective on birth, blending practical skills with quantum midwifery, homeopathy, and ancient wisdomkeeping. Through The Matrona's programs, Whapio offers a unique and holistic perspective on birth, blending practical skills with quantum midwifery, homeopathy, and ancient wisdomkeeping. The Birthkeepers Midwifery Cohort, starting February 1st, is a year-long journey of discovery and transformation. This program consists of 10 comprehensive modules that guide participants through all aspects of midwifery, from pregnancy to postpartum. With a focus on the four pillars of learning: Anatomy and Physiology, Quantum Midwifery in Practice, Homeopathy and Wisdomkeeping—this program equips birthkeepers with both the knowledge and the intuitive skills to elevate their practice.Whapio's teachings are rooted in a profound belief that birth is a portal to transformation. She says, “If we understood the magnitude of birth as a gateway to transformation, everything in the world would change. Birth is the blueprint through which we can heal the planet and evolve as a species.”Whether you are an aspiring doula, midwife, a seasoned birthworker, or someone seeking a deeper understanding of the power of birth, The Matrona's Birthkeepers Midwifery Program offers an opportunity to learn from one of the most passionate and wise voices in holistic birth education.Join Whapio on February 1st to begin your journey into the heart of Birthkeeping. If you decide to embark on this journey, give me a shout out upon registration for referral
Prima di ascoltare questo podcast ti consiglio di andare ad ascoltare i due precedenti, in cui ho parlato delle origini e dell'evoluzione della Petenera in tempi più antichi.Questo podcast parla di come la Petenera si è evoluta fino ai nostri giorni.Ascoltiamo diversi esempi, partendo dalla petenera più antica mai incisa, del Mochuelo, edita da Gramophone nel 1899. La registrazione viene dall'archivio della Sociedad Pizarras, che fa un lavoro incredibile di recupero dei dischi antichi che vengono messi on line a disposiizone di tutti su youtube invece che buttati in discarica. Fra l'altro io sono socia, e tu puoi associarti, o per lo meno sostenere la Sociedad seguendo il canale youtube.Ascoltare dischi antichi pieni di click e fruscii non è facile ma sono dei gioielli incredibili, ed è molto prezioso ascoltarli.La petenera più antica era quella di Medina el Viejo, che però non ha inciso nulla ma possiamo ascoltare una registrazione fatta da suo figlio, El Nino Medina, accompagnato dal chitarrista Ramon Montoya, un mito della storia del flamenco.Ascoltiamo anche un esempio della bellissima voce di Juan Breva, che aveva imparato a cantare la petenera dal Nino Medina, collega di spettacolo nei locali. Juan Breva, classe 1844 o forse 1846, era bravissimo e molto famoso, nacque a Velez Malaga, ed ebbe grande successo a Malaga e poi a Madrid. Personalizzò il cante di Medina el Viejo, e probabilmente fu lui a rendere famosa questa melodia, La seconda strofa cantata dal Mochuelo nella registrazione del 1899 è proprio la petenera di Juan Breva, in una versione più rapida e leggera, "commerciale". Come mai ci fu questa evoluzione da allora ad oggi? La petenera di quell'epoca a cavallo fra 800 e 900 era molto diversa. Grande responsabilità fu quella di Pastora Pavon la Nina de los Peines, che imparò il cante por petenera di Medina attraverso el Nino Medina, grazie a suo fratello, Arturo Pavon, che non divenne un cantaor famoso perché non amava esibirsi in pubblico. Tutto ciò che Pastora cantava diventava meravigliosamente flamenco e molto artitico e profondo. Petenera inclusa! Ascoltiamo un esempio di una letra dello stile che viene attribuio proprio a lei. Il suo cante era molto più lento e molto meno ritmico. Anche Antonio Chacon fece molto per la storia della petenera. Cantava due letras di petenera di Medina el Viejo e una di propria creazione (qualche flamencologo dice che non fu lui a creare questa forma specifica, ma fatto sta che la cantava lui). Non possiamo ascoltare Chacon che canta Petenera perché purtroppo non ci sono registrazioni sue, ma possiamo ascoltare il suo stile cantato da Alfredo Arrebola. Per fortuna il flamenco cita spesso se stesso!Il modo di cantare di Chacon è stato tramandato tantissimo non solo da Chacon stesso ma dal suo chitarrista, Perico el Del Lunar, che fra l'altro ha gestito la famosissima antologia del Cante Flamenco edita da Hispavox negli anni 50 che è stata una pietra miliare del cante flamenco, punto di riferimento per tutti i cantaores a venire. Ascoltiamo anche Rafael Romero El Gallina accompagnato da Perico, che canta allo stile di Chacon. El Gallina ha educato altri cantaores a cantare allo stile di Chacon, come Bernardo de los Lobitos, Pericon de Cadiz o Pepe de la Matrona.Ci sono anche creazioni personali di Petenera, interessanti. C'è quella suonata da Federico Garcia Lorca al piano e cantata da la Argentinita, ripresa da Carmen Linares. TI faccio ascoltare entrambe le versioni, ma prima di quella di Carmen Linares nel disco "Canciones populares antiguas", ti faccio ascoltare la stessa Carmen che canta El Pano Moruno, che molti vedono come un predecessore della petenera. Sentirai gli elementi in comune.La stessa Carmen Linares ci regala un'altra strofa incredibile di petenera, bellissima, nel Cd La Luna y el Rio. La letra parla di tema ebraico. Spendiamo due parole per la salida del cante. Anticamente si faceva, ed era molto breve (forse perché il tempo a disposizione per le registrazioni era cortissimo), soltanto prendere la nota. Oggi in pratica non si fa più. Altra cosa su cui riflettere è il fatto che la petenera ha fama di portare sfortuna. Questa superstizione nacque probabilmente a metà del 900, quando nell'opera teatrale La Cabalgata durante la tournee a Londra dello spettacolo, mentre veniva cantata la Petenera, la ballerina Mari Paz doveva interpretare una donna di nome petenera, morta e in corteo funebre, ma la ballerina morì davvero e lo spettacolo venne interrotto. Forse i cantaores hanno questa superstizione a causa del legame fra questo cante e la tradizione ebraica, per pregiudizio.In realtà i cantaores gitani, che sono anche superstiziosi, l'hanno cantata, come la Nina de los peines o lo stesso Camaron de la Isla.Probabilmente la questione è che il cante por petenera è molto difficile sia emozionalmente che tecnicamente E non tutti riescono a cantarlo!Sono Sabina Todaro, mi occupo di flamenco e di danze e musiche del mondo arabo dal 1985 e dal 1990 insegno a Milano baile flamenco e Lyrical Arab Dance, un lavoro sull'espressione delle emozioni attraverso le danze del mondo arabo.Insegnando amo tantissimo montare beiles por petenera e anche usare questo palo per fare esercizi. Per un bailaor, è di grande ispirazione per lavorare sulla danza in modo espressivo. Consiglio assolutamente di ascoltare il meraviglioso lavoro di Carmen de la Jara, che forse è l'unica cantaora che nel suo repertorio oggi conserva tutte le melodie della storia della petenera.
Seconda parte dello studio sulla petenera (ce ne sarà un a terza parte!).La storia della Petenera è complessa ed è stata studiata molto da parecchi studiosi, quindi ci sono tantissime cose da dire. Sulla sua storia ci sono parecchie contraddizioni.Ascoltiamo una registrazione di un brano popolare spagnolo composto anche da Manuela De Falla, che potrebbe aver dato i natali alla petenera. Ho scelto una versione suonata al piano dalla meravigliosa Alicia De La Rocha, e cantata da Victoria de los Angeles, che ho scelto perché esprime molto bene il canto spagnolo, e non è troppo lirica, come invece lo sono altre incisioni.Nel prossimo podcast ti farò notare come questa melodia influenza una petenera famosa, grazie alla voce di Carmen Linares.La petenera fu molto famosa nella seconda metà dell'800, con un cante leggero e rapido che era ballabile, e che via via si è andato rallentando, afflamencando e diventando più profondo. Il primo cantaor che cantò la petenera fu Medina el Viejo. In realtà non ci sono notizie chiarissime su di lui, come sempre nella storia del flamenco. In particolare, il flamencologo Manuel Yerga Lancharro disse che il vero nome di Medina el Viejo era José Rodriguez Concepcion, nato in una famiglia non gitana di Jerez, da madre di Arcos e padre del quartiere Santiago. Per molti anni si pensò che Medina el Viejo e il cantaor el Nino Medina fossero la stessa persona, ma Yerga Lancharro iuscì a capire che Medina el VIejo era il padre del Nino Medina. Pare che el Nino abbia insegnato il cante por petenera del padre ad Arturo Pavon, il fratello di Pastora Pavon, la Nina de los Peines, che imparò questo cante, lo fece proprio e lo condusse fortemente verso il flamenco. Il giornalista e scrittore Manuel Bohorquez, molto appassionato di flamenco, si rese conto che un cantaor di nome José Rodriguez Concepcion non è mai esistito, mentre trovò notizie di un cantaor e bailaor attivo a Madrid, José Medina Trujillo. Ecco scoperta l'identità di Medina El Viejo! José Medina fu piuttosto attivo a Madrid, e probabilmente non tornò mai a Jerez. Di lui si sa che forse non era un grandissimo cantaor, ma che creò la petenera come la conosciamo oggi. Non incise nulla ma ti posso far ascoltare una letra di petenera di Medina el Viejo cantata da Pepe de la Matrona, un cantaor importantissimo, sivigliano, classe 1887, con una aficion al flamenco enorme, conoscenze enciclopediche sulla materia, molto legato alle tradizioni del cante. E' morto molto anziano nel 1980, e qualcuno lo ha definito archivio vivente del cante. Non amava i teatri e i grandi palcoscenici, ma preferiva quello cantato nelle piccole riunioni, in cui non cercava di compiacere nessuno, ma cantava ciò che sentiva, come la tradizione avrebbe voluto. Pare che cantasse addirittura ad occhi chiusi. La petenera di Medina el Viejo somiglia molto a quella della Rubia de Malaga, che ti farò ascoltare fra poco. Non è illogico questo, visto che El Canario de Alora, compagno della Rubia, era collega di Medina el Viejo in moltissimi spettacoli!Ascoltiamo ancora un esempio di petenera corta di Medina cantato da Josè Sanchez Bernal, Naranjito dei Triana, nato nel 1933 appunto a Siviglia. Un cantaor super importante, che ha insegnato cante a moltissimi dei cantaores del panorama flamenco attuale. La sua petenera è molto lenta, e ci mostra come il gusto si sia modificato, nei confronti del flamenco. Ascoltiamo una incisiione importantissima, fra fine 800 e inizio 900, cantata da El Mochuelo, cantaor nato nel 1886, e un altro esempio cantato dalla Rubia di Valencia, Encarnacion Santisteban, sua amica e forse compagna. El Mochuelo ebbe tantissimo successo, e fece, fra i primi cantaores, spettacoli oltreoceano. La sua petenera era piuttosto leggera e divertente, proprio per accattivarsi il mercato discografico. Nella sua incisione si sente la Rubia che suona le nacchere (se ne riconosce la voce nel jaleo), che non entrano all'inizio della letra come succede nelle sevillanas. Non so se sia significativo, ma te lo faccio notare. La Rubia aveva una voce acutissima e conoscenze enciclopediche sul flamenco. Nelle sue registrazioni canta anche cose che sarebbero scomparse senza di lei. La Rubia de Malaga, Francisca Colomer, faceva una versione sua, ed è una persona da conoscere per capire la storia della petenera. Ebbe un discerto successo, ma dovette andarsene a Madrid, dovendo ricominciare la sua carriera, poiche suo padre pare abbia ucciso il cantaor El Canario, con cui lei aveva una relazione. Non ha inciso nulla, ma possiamo ascoltare Antonio De Canillas cantare la petenera della Rubia de Malaga, che sicuramente è solo in parte fedele all'originale. In sintesi abbiamo Medina El Viejo che ha influenzato vari cantaores fra i quali La Rubia de Malaga, Poi venne la petenera del Mochuelo, che prendeva spunti da altre cose precedenti, ma non si sa chi la abbia creata: si sa solo che la cantava lui! Forse i cantaores hanno cominciato a cantare la petenera sempre più lentamente per fornirle un'aria più flamenca e più drammatica. Sono Sabina Todaro, insegno baile flamenco a Milano dal 1990, me ne occupo dal 1985. Compilare questi podcast sulla petenera è stato meraviglioso. Mi domando come mai nessun cantaor abbia più rispolverato la petenera del Mochuelo, che ho sentito cantare solo a Carmen de la Jara. Il flamenco, dicono i flamenchi, non inventa niente, ma va a raccontare qualcosa che ha già raccontato in passato. E lo ripete. Quanto più si approfondisce un aspetto del flamenco e tanto più si capirà tutto il resto, perché è un corpo unico, in cui tutto influenza tutto.
¿Romantizamos el embarazo? Nos lo cuenta todo Chaxiraxi Guedes, chiquita pero matrona.
“Algunas mujeres tienen la impresión de vivir agotadas, a veces incluso se normaliza esa fatiga que se intuye intrínseca a una cotidianidad extenuante: el trabajo, los cuidados domésticos y la escasez de tiempos propios”, nos recuerda Mirian Sobrino, sexóloga y matrona en atención primaria de la Comunidad de Madrid.
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Resumen: Continuamos mostrando algunos momentos significativos de la serie histórica de Televisión Española, "Rito y Geografía del Cante", con grabaciones de Pepe de la Matrona, Miguel Funi, Pedro Bacán y Bernarda de Utrera.Escuchar audio
¿Sabes qué es el rebozo? ¿Quieres conocer a una guardiana del proceso del parto? En este episodio Alina Valdivia Maldonado, matrona chilena nos explica que es el rebozo, sus beneficios, y hablamos también de la fisiología del parto, el acompañamiento y mucho más! Ella es una verdadera guardiana del parto y su sabiduría ancestral te encantará sin duda. Códigos de descuento de nuestros patrocinadores:LILLYDOO nos da este código con un 10% descuento LILLYPARTO10 en sus tres primeras cajas de pañales que puedes utilizar en su web www.lillydoo.com/es/. Código activo hasta el 30 de octubre 2024WELEDA nos regala un 20% de descuento en su web aquí todos los productos de bebé Caléndula y Mamá con el código de descuento PAULAWELEDA, activo hasta el 31 de diciembre 2024.Soy Paula Ripol, autora de Dar a luz con hipnoparto y fundadora de myBabymyBirth y mi misión es que consigas tener tu mejor parto ganando conocimiento para entender tus opciones y con herramientas para vivir tu embarazo y parto desde la calma.Síguenos en Instagram para ver vídeos y contenido sobre el parto.Suscríbete a nuestro canal de Youtube.Descubre nuestro recursos gratuitos.Descárgate ONA app gratis, tu contador de contracciones u olas con las relajaciones de hipnoparto.Adquiere el Pack Digital de Hipnoparto, nuestro curso de hipnoparto online que haces a tu ritmo.Descubre nuestros cursos grupales de HipnopartoSoy Paula Ripol, autora de Dar a luz con hipnoparto y fundadora de myBabymyBirth y mi misión es que consigas tener tu mejor parto ganando conocimiento para entender tus opciones y con herramientas para vivir tu embarazo y parto desde la calma. Síguenos en Instagram para ver vídeos y contenido sobre el parto. Suscríbete a nuestro canal de Youtube. Descubre nuestro recursos gratuitos.Descárgate ONA app gratis, tu contador de contracciones u olas con las relajaciones de hipnoparto. Adquiere el Pack Digital de Hipnoparto, nuestro curso de hipnoparto online que haces a tu ritmo.Descubre nuestros cursos grupales de Hipnoparto
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In this bonus conversation, Whapio Diane Bartlett, a birth expert with over 40 years of experience, joins my partner, Kendra Adachi, and me to discuss our upcoming birthing experience. Whapio discusses the need for deeply connected women who can provide support and reassurance without interfering in the birthing process. She also highlights the shift towards women and families wanting their own birth experience and the desire for mentoring rather than management. The conversation explores the importance of honoring the natural process of birth and the role of the father as an advocate and supporter. It underscores the sacredness and wisdom of the birthing experience and the need to trust the body's instincts, touching on the emotional challenges and doubts that arise during pregnancy. Overall, this chat provides reassurance, wisdom, and guidance for our upcoming birth and initiation into parenthood. Whapio has been an independent midwife and educator since 1985. In 2001, she founded The Matrona, an online portal providing entry-level holistic education for midwives, doulas, and birth attendants. The focus and curriculum are centered on melding the intuitive with the academic and the mystical with the intelligent. Check out her website, The Matrona: https://www.thematrona.com The Illuminated Wise Woman: https://www.thematrona.com/the-illuminated-wise-woman The Holistic Doula Program: https://www.thematrona.com/holistic-doula-program Follow Whapio on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whapio_and_thematrona Chapters 0:00 The Matrona: The Presence of Reassurance and Support in Birth 7:14 The Shift in Birth Culture: Seeking Sovereignty 11:56 The Importance of a Supportive Birth Team 24:18 Birth as an Altered State: Trust and Reassurance 38:04 Honoring the Transformative Experience of Birth 39:17 The Father's Role as the Perfect Intimate Advocate 43:49 Trusting Your Instincts and Embracing the Quietude 59:51 Waiting to Push: The Significance of Feeling the Baby's Head Keywords: birth, consciousness, support, reassurance, mentoring, trust, instincts, partner's role, creation of family, birth, natural birth, intervention, sacredness, wisdom, father's role, advocate, instincts, doubts, overwhelm, emotional purge, quietude phase _______________________________________ Want to work with Jeremy? Click here to learn more about life coaching: https://www.longdistancelovebombs.com/11-coaching Follow Jeremy on Instagram @LongDistanceLoveBombs: https://www.instagram.com/longdistancelovebombs Sign up for Jeremy's weekly newsletter! Each week, he shares a personal story and his favorite books, tunes, articles, and ideas. Click here: https://longdistancelovebombs.mykajabi.com/email. It's easy and takes five seconds. Check out a list of 120 of Jeremy's favorite books here, including HIS BOOK, and many his guests have written and recommend reading: https://www.amazon.com/shop/longdistancelovebombs. Here is all of Jeremy's favorite stuff on the planet: https://www.longdistancelovebombs.com/favorites --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/longdistancelovebombs/support
¿Sufres dolor en las relaciones sexuales después de dar a luz y no sabes qué hacer para que vuelva a ser como antes? ¿Tienes pérdidas de orina al reír, saltar o incluso has dejado de practicar el deporte que antes hacías? ¿Has hecho ejercicios de Kegel y sigues teniendo el mismo problema? En este episodio descubrirás a Lys García co-fundadora de Procrear y Pelvikali pionera en traer tecnología de EEUU para la recuperación del suelo pélvico. Y a Lorena Redondo, mamá deportista que tras dos partos su suelo pélvico quedó destrozado y lo recuperó gracias a la tecnología de Lys - Visita a Lys en Pelvikali con descuento por venir de parte del podcast y Lorena Redondo para entrenar después del parto aunque hayas tenido problemas de salud pévlica. - Descubre tu centro más cercano de Emsella Únete al grupo gratuito de WOMAN BUSINESS CLUB con más de 100 mujeres emprendedoras y da visibilidad a tu proyecto. Si estás en un momento de cambio personal y profesional empieza por mi libro El Susurro de La Vida Si te sientes estacada profesionalmente, quieres empoderarte y descubrir tu propósito únete a mi coaching SALA LIDERA TU VIDA. Espero que disfrutes muchísimo de este episodio , con cariño, Sara
Whapio Diane Bartlett has been an independent midwife and educator since 1985. In 2001, she founded The Matrona, an online portal providing entry-level holistic education for midwives, doulas, and birth attendants. The focus and curriculum are centered on melding the intuitive with the academic and the mystical with the intelligent. In this conversation, Whapio shares her perspective on birthing and the changes she has seen over the years, emphasizing the importance of mentoring rather than managing women during birth, the shift towards women and families making their own choices, tapping into instinctual responses, and building trust. Whapio also discusses the stages of birth, from the foothills to the portal, and the importance of creating a supportive environment for women during labor, including the need to trust the body's instincts and the role of fathers as support persons during birth. Check out her website, The Matrona: https://www.thematrona.com The Illuminated Wise Woman: https://www.thematrona.com/the-illuminated-wise-woman The Holistic Doula Program: https://www.thematrona.com/holistic-doula-program Follow Whapio on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whapio_and_thematrona Keywords: midwifery, birthing, mentoring, quantum birthing, altered state, instinct, trust, stages of birth, supportive environment, labor, transition phase, act of will, trust the body, support person, fathers, holding the charge, protecting the baby, quantum midwifery Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Whapio and her Approach to Birthing 02:58 The Shift from Managing to Mentoring Women During Birth 06:15 Embracing a Quantum Perspective on Birthing 11:22 Guiding Women into an Altered State During Birth 18:37 Understanding the Stages of Birth 25:11 The Veil as the Threshold of the Portal 30:23 Creating a Supportive Environment for Women During Labor 31:50 Supporting Women in the Transition Phase of Labor 43:02 The Power of Making an Act of Will in Labor 43:32 The Role of Fathers as Support Persons 48:28 Holding the Charge: Fathers' Responsibility in Birth 59:05 Protecting the Baby: Fathers' Role in Baby Care 01:01:26 Exploring Quantum Midwifery _______________________________________ Want to work with Jeremy? Click here to learn more about life coaching: https://www.longdistancelovebombs.com/11-coaching Follow Jeremy on Instagram @LongDistanceLoveBombs: https://www.instagram.com/longdistancelovebombs Sign up for Jeremy's weekly newsletter! Each week, he shares a personal story and his favorite books, tunes, articles, and ideas. Click here: https://longdistancelovebombs.mykajabi.com/email. It's easy and takes five seconds. Check out a list of 120 of Jeremy's favorite books here, including HIS BOOK, and many his guests have written and recommend reading: https://www.amazon.com/shop/longdistancelovebombs. Here is all of Jeremy's favorite stuff on the planet: https://www.longdistancelovebombs.com/favorites --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/longdistancelovebombs/support
Este episodio es un #repost, porque llega el verano y sacaré episodios nuevos después de una pausa para descansar y coger fuerzas. Pero en estas semanas publicaré de nuevo una selección de relatos que representan las muchas formas que hay de parir y de transitar esta experiencia tan intensa. Todas las historias son importantes, y no es fácil elegir unos poquitos. Espero que escuchar estos relatos (por primera o siguiente vez) te acerque al mensaje que estás buscando aquí. Aprovecho para darte las gracias (un millón de veces gracias!) por estar aquí, haber encontrado este programa, escucharlo, compartirlo, apoyarlo. Significa para mí más de lo que puedo expresar con palabras. Estoy profundamente agradecida a cada mujer (y algún hombre!) que ha compartido su historia en Planeta Parto - a ti por escuchar el programa - y los mensajes que recibo por DM o email. Me conmueve profundamente saber que este programa te ayuda a transformar miedo en ganas, dudas en claridad, inseguridad en poder, recuerdo traumático en paz. No dejes de escribirme, te leo y (creo que) contesto todos los mensajes, aunque tarde un poquito. Mi contacto más directo está en Instagram https://instagram.com/planetaparto.podcast/ o por email en isa@planetaparto.es Esta semana te presento (de nuevo) el episodio que grabé con Naza Olivera en Marzo de 2022. Naza es una de las matronas más conocidas de España porque hace un trabajo de divulgación increíble en su cuenta de Instagram @comadronaenlaola. En este episodio podrás escuchar sus propias experiencias de parto, en concreto 3. Este episodio es una pasada!!! Clica PLAY y empezamos :-).
"In Kazan, in 1579, the nine-year old Matrona, whose parents' home had burned down in a fire, had a dream in which she beheld an icon of the Theotokos and heard a voice commanding her to recover this icon from the ashes of the ruined house. The icon was found wrapped in an old piece of cloth under the stove, where it may have been hidden during the Tartar invasions. The icon was finally brought to the Cathedral of the Annunciation of the Theotokos, where it became renowned for the healings that the Mother of God wrought through it for the blind... The icon of Kazan is one of the most beloved icons of the Mother of God in Russia." (Great Horologion)
Angelique de Coudray fue la mujer que revolucionó la obstetricia en el siglo XVIII en Francia. Contaba con el respaldo de Luis XV, viajó desde 1759 hasta 1738, enseñando técnicas avanzadas de parto a más de 5.000 profesionales médicas. Su método incorporó el uso de un innovador maniquí que ella misma diseñó. Además, su manual “Compendio del arte del parto”, se convirtió en el texto esencial para las profesionales médicas, reduciendo significativamente la tasa de mortalidad materna e infantil. Y descubre más historias curiosas en el canal National Geographic y en Disney +.
El Día Internacional de la Matrona se celebra cada año el 5 de mayo. Fue declarado por la ONU con el objetivo de valorar y reconocer el valor de las matronas o parteras en el momento de atender a las mujeres embarazadas y el posterior nacimiento de los bebés. María José Ramón, Presidenta Asociación Científica Matronas de Aragón; y Beatriz Buil, matrona rural, profundizan en esta profesión que va mucho más allá que traer a niños al mundo.
She was a servant of the Jewish wife of the governor of Thessalonica. When she refused to enter the synagogue with her mistress, she was beaten, then locked in a cell until she starved to death. Finally, her mistress ordered her body thrown from the roof of the house and left to lie in the open. Christians took her body and buried it honorably, and the bishop, Alexander, built a church over her grave.
She was a servant of the Jewish wife of the governor of Thessalonica. When she refused to enter the synagogue with her mistress, she was beaten, then locked in a cell until she starved to death. Finally, her mistress ordered her body thrown from the roof of the house and left to lie in the open. Christians took her body and buried it honorably, and the bishop, Alexander, built a church over her grave.
In Episode #169 of The XS Noize Podcast, host Mark Millar delves deep into a compelling dialogue with Mollie McGinn and Orlaith Forsythe, the dynamic Irish rock duo behind Dea Matrona. This discussion focuses on their eagerly awaited debut album, 'For Your Sins,' which is set to captivate listeners worldwide on May 3rd. Originating from shared school corridors, Mollie McGinn and Orlaith Forsythe's journey began with their mutual passion for rock 'n' roll. Their early days were spent busking on the lively streets of Belfast, breathing new life into classics such as Led Zeppelin's 'Whole Lotta Love' and Simon & Garfunkel's 'Homeward Bound'. This grassroots musical adventure has now culminated in the release of their debut album, For Your Sins, on May 3rd, marking a significant milestone in their career. Throughout this interview, Mollie and Orlaith offer an intimate glimpse into their unique bond, forged in the halls of their school and strengthened amidst the echoes of their street performances in Belfast. They share insights into the creative process behind For Your Sins, revealing the depth of their artistic vision and the evolution of their sound from the cobblestones to the studio. Previous XS Noize Podcast guests have been Elbow, Crowded House, Cast, Kula Shaker, Shed Seven, Future Islands, Peter Frampton, John Lydon, Nick Heyward, Steven Wilson, Matt Goss, Billy Nomates, Tom Meighan, Toyah Wilcox, Midge Ure, Travis, New Order, The Killers, Tito Jackson, Simple Minds, Divine Comedy, Shaun Ryder, Gary Numan, Sleaford Mods, The Brand New Heavies. Listen via YouTube | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSS – Find The XS Noize Music Podcast's complete archive of episodes here.
Explosive devices intercepted, landslide tragedy in Baghdati, internet speeds, splashing a St. Matrona icon, authoritarianism in the academic sector, and much more!Thanks for tuning in!Let us know what you think and what we can improve on by emailing us at georgia@rorshok.com. You can also contact us through Instagram @Rorshok__georgia or Twitter @RorshokGeorgia or Mastodon @georgia@rorshok.socialLike what you hear? Subscribe, share, and tell your buds.“Creeping Authoritarianism in Higher Education and Research in Georgia: What A Difference A War Makes?”https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09546545.2023.2304444?scroll=top&needAccess=true&fbclid=IwAR0fx99qC9rXMwcK8GGC0pGs05BKUkZR65Zk7NMXunrPOWCjxeyuJ11TET4Mini surveyhttps://forms.gle/NV3h5jN13cRDp2r66Wanna avoid ads and help us financially? Follow the link:https://bit.ly/rorshok-donateOops! It looks like we made a mistake. In 4:29, the reader should have said, "highlighted concerns," and in 5:27, "Europe." In 6:36, he should have said, "Matrona."Sorry for the inconvenience!
Para que los oyentes tengan una impresión completa, recomendamos escuchar el episodio entero de principio a fin. Sin embargo, para su comodidad, a continuación indicamos el timing: 00:00 Aviso legal 1:45 Introducción 4:40 Por qué el ocultista eligió servir a satanás 7:20 Acerca de la Biblia 9:38 Ejemplos históricos de formación de la religión 21:10 Reforma de la Iglesia de Nikon 25:10 ¿Quiénes son los monjes blancos? 27:05 ¿Quiénes eran Pedro y Pablo? 37:09 Iglesias construidas sobre huesos 42:23 Sobre los sacerdotes negros 45:22 Crucifixión de Cristo 51:55 Comunión con el cuerpo y la sangre de Cristo 55:30 Sobre las oraciones a los santos 57:25 Matrona de Moscú 59:20 Madre Teresa 1:02:30 Por qué los hechiceros pueden usar oraciones 1:04:50 El milagro de convertir el agua en vino 1:09:05 Sobre los ritos funerarios 1:10:34 Bautismo y señal de la cruz Y mucho más...
In this episode of The Mama Psychedelia Podcast, I interview Jess Shine.Jess is mother, wife, life lover, farmer, birthkeeper, village wise woman, adventurer, and dreamer. Life has led her to her latest big leap: her 50 acre family homestead in Northern Idaho where she is dedicated to making their place on this earth better for the next generation. She says “I'll die satisfied knowing that I made the world a better place, even if it's just for my 3 littles.” They've got a a whole farm, milk cows, chickens, sheep, alpaca, mini donkeys, llamas, peacock, guinea hens, turkeys, cats, and, of course, dogs. Jess found a 10 year career in the hospital as a labor and delivery nurse abruptly dissolved a few years back. She was a nurse, a good one, and then overnight wasn't — fired for following the law of informed consent and not checking a mother's cervix when the mom told her she couldn't. Seeing the hospital thru the view of policymakers changed the way she saw her work, and losing the career she built up over a decade rocked her to her core. She went from a really hard, exhausting, inflammation and stress causing job to village wise woman. She learned how to help others heal by healing herself, and sharing her findings through herbalism and homeopathy. Add in mindfulness practices, plenty of fresh air and sunshine, remove the toxins as best as one can, and top it all off with love. Jess Shine shows up as a companion for the births to which she's called as a witness and a guide.She teaches natural healing and home health classes, and hosts free calls on zoom to help mothers find peace with their births and unwind their stories. Jess recently launched a program to help birth attendants and families understand the ins and outs of the hospital. She is also the director of programs at the Matrona, the school founded by Jess and I's elder teacher Whapio, and a true blessing to this world. In this episode together we explore the concept of mothering the mother: caring for mothers in our own community through pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and beyond — & equally important — nourishing the great Mother Earth. Enjoy. Resources: Where to find Jess:IG: @badassbirthkeeper @shinewildfamilyfarmWebsite: https://shinewild.farm/badass-birthkeeperYour Host Mackenzie: IG: @mamapsychedelia@hunnywombdoula Intro Music "Waters of the Earth" by Satori covered by me, Mackenzie. (For more of her music, check out her Spotify) Support the Mama Psychedelia Mission: PAYPAL: Birthkeeperkenz@gmail.comWebsite: www.hunnywomb.com -Under Construction-
Quirky, collectible, and water-wise, succulents will add eye-catching texture to any garden bed or container display. There are some succulents that are cold hardy, while others will need to be brought indoors for the winter in colder regions. Join Danielle, Carol and guest Amanda Thomsen as they share some of their favorite succulents, including a few unforgettable “oddballs”. Expert guest: Amanda Thomsen is a garden designer, garden shop owner, and author based in suburban Chicago. Danielle's Plants Variegated fox tail agave (Agave attenuata 'Variegata', Zones 9-12) Spiral aloe (Aloe polyphylla, Zones 9-12) Red mistletoe cactus (Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa, Zones 9-11) ‘Frosted Fire' sedum (Sedum ‘Frosted Fire', Zones 3-9) Carol's Plants 'Red Velvet' plush plant (Echeveria pulvinata 'Red Velvet', Zones 9-11) ‘Christmas Carol' aloe (Aloe ‘Christmas Carol', Zones 9-11) Gold moss sedum (Sedum acre, Zones 3-8) ‘Matrona' sedum (Hylotelephium telephium 'Matrona', Zones 3-9) Expert's Plants Pencil cactus (Euphorbia tirucali, Zones 10-12) Bundle of sticks plant (Cynanchum marnierianum, Zones 10-11) ‘Frizzle Sizzle' albuca (Albuca spiralis ‘Frizzle Sizzle', Zones 8-10) ‘Nerds' sedum (Sedum album ‘Nerds', Zones 3-8)
"In Kazan, in 1579, the nine-year old Matrona, whose parents' home had burned down in a fire, had a dream in which she beheld an icon of the Theotokos and heard a voice commanding her to recover this icon from the ashes of the ruined house. The icon was found wrapped in an old piece of cloth under the stove, where it may have been hidden during the Tartar invasions. The icon was finally brought to the Cathedral of the Annunciation of the Theotokos, where it became renowned for the healings that the Mother of God wrought through it for the blind... The icon of Kazan is one of the most beloved icons of the Mother of God in Russia." (Great Horologion)
"In Kazan, in 1579, the nine-year old Matrona, whose parents' home had burned down in a fire, had a dream in which she beheld an icon of the Theotokos and heard a voice commanding her to recover this icon from the ashes of the ruined house. The icon was found wrapped in an old piece of cloth under the stove, where it may have been hidden during the Tartar invasions. The icon was finally brought to the Cathedral of the Annunciation of the Theotokos, where it became renowned for the healings that the Mother of God wrought through it for the blind... The icon of Kazan is one of the most beloved icons of the Mother of God in Russia." (Great Horologion)
#132 Maternidad Consciente Todas las madres sabemos la importancia del acompañamiento durante el preparto y posparto. Y existe una persona clave en este proceso, la matrona, un rol fundamental pero aún desconocido por muchas personas. Hoy hablamos con Carla Quintana, enfermera, matrona y fundadora de Maternify, quien nos explica la importancia de la matrona para tener una maternidad consciente y acompañada. Ella nos cuenta cómo detectó esta necesidad y cómo pasó de ser matrona a ser empresaria. ¿Quieres conocer su historia? Dale al play para escuchar. Todos los detalles en el blog: http://madresreinventadas.com/ Enlaces mencionados en este episodio: https://www.maternify.io/ https://www.instagram.com/maternify_matronaparami/ https://www.instagram.com/matronaparami/ Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals
La rumba, uno de los estilos festeros más extendidos y frecuentes del repertorio flamenco: rumba de Cádiz, rumba catalana, la rumba de los tablaos en las décadas de los sesenta y setenta del pasado siglo en las voces, entre otros, de Pescaílla, Bambino, Pepe de la Matrona o Chano Lobato. Escuchar audio
She was a servant of the Jewish wife of the governor of Thessalonica. When she refused to enter the synagogue with her mistress, she was beaten, then locked in a cell until she starved to death. Finally, her mistress ordered her body thrown from the roof of the house and left to lie in the open. Christians took her body and buried it honorably, and the bishop, Alexander, built a church over her grave.
She was a servant of the Jewish wife of the governor of Thessalonica. When she refused to enter the synagogue with her mistress, she was beaten, then locked in a cell until she starved to death. Finally, her mistress ordered her body thrown from the roof of the house and left to lie in the open. Christians took her body and buried it honorably, and the bishop, Alexander, built a church over her grave.
Mamá Rosa parecía ser una figura maternal en el más absoluto de los sentidos. Su albergue, “La gran familia” crió a miles de niños por cinco décadas. Durante estos años cientos de niños sufrieron de maltratos, abusos físicos, psicológicos y sexuales. Además de vivir en condiciones precarias. Lo peor de todo, es que con las conexiones políticas que logró Mamá Rosa, y siendo México, sus crímenes nunca fueron castigados. Síguenos y visita nuestro sitio oficial:instagram.com/leyendaspodcast facebook.com/leyendaspodcast twitter.com/leyendaspodcast leyendaslegendarias.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/leyendaspodcast
Mamá Rosa parecía ser una figura maternal en el más absoluto de los sentidos. Su albergue, “La gran familia” crió a miles de niños por cinco décadas. Durante estos años cientos de niños sufrieron de maltratos, abusos físicos, psicológicos y sexuales. Además de vivir en condiciones precarias. Lo peor de todo, es que con las conexiones políticas que logró Mamá Rosa, y siendo México, sus crímenes nunca fueron castigados. Síguenos y visita nuestro sitio oficial:instagram.com/leyendaspodcast facebook.com/leyendaspodcast twitter.com/leyendaspodcast leyendaslegendarias.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/leyendaspodcast
In this episode of The Mama Psychedelia Podcast, I talk with Jamie Satori, together we dive deep into the realms of Quantum Birth keeping, birth being the blueprint of all things, and birth as transformation. Jamie came to Doula work after her own traumatic birth 13 years ago, which later led to 3 redemptive empowered births, the 4th being a self directed birth here in Costa Rica. Her first birth ushered her onto this path of midwifery and mama hood. Moving to Costa Rica supported her in healing from the rat race of the West and her own history of addiction and substance reliance. We together share how we first connected and our early journey of working alongside each other. We touch on how the brainwaves of a birthing being move through them, oxytocin and ecstasy, and the altered state that is birth and death (death being the cervix to the next universe.) We also explore how birth is inherently a spiritual act of essence coming into physicality and Jamie's own childhood connection to the sacred and how children are highly tapped into the intuitive realms and magic. We talk about supporting the rite of passage for the non-birthing parent and how important their role is on the journey of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum of a new life, and how as birth workers we can support sovereign family led birth and follow the family's lead and to trust their inner knowing. Jamie is a mama to four and community midwife serving in Costa Rica's southern zone. Borderless Birth is her beloved brain baby and the container that holds her soul work. She is in her eighth year serving at the gateways of birth and death, and passions include the movement towards re-humanization and reclamation of being born, birthing and dying. Following the Quantum Midwifery way (as taught by Whapio of the Matrona), Jamie believes and teaches peak human experiences as altered states of consciousness deserving of ceremony and respect.Where you can find Jamie Satori : Website: www.borderlessbirth.comIG: @borderlessbirthResources: -Melinda Smyth https://www.alignable.com/jacksonville-fl/ceo-cake-with-melynda-smith-Sarah Kerr https://sacreddeathcare.com/about/-https://birthbreathanddeath.com/Your Host Mackenzie's offerings: https://snipfeed.co/hunnywombIG: @mamapsychedelia@hunnywombdoula Intro Music "Waters of the Earth" by Satori covered by me, Mackenzie.(For more of her music, check out her Spotify)
Seguimos explorando el misterio femenino de la menstruacion, hoy hablando de alteraciones menstruales y lo que significan.
She was born in 1881 to a poor family in the village of Sebino-Epifaniskaya (now Kimovski). Though she was born blind — her eyes were without pupils — she showed a gift of spiritual insight from an early age, and by her prayers healed many who came to her. At about the age of fourteen she made a pilgrimage to several Russian holy sites. When she came to Kronstadt to receive the blessing of St John (20 Dec.), the holy priest, who had never met her, cried out "Matrona, come here!" and proclaimed "She will be my heir, the eighth pillar of Russia." At the age of seventeen she was stricken with paralysis and was never able to walk again. For the rest of her life she lived in a room filled with icons, where she would sit cross-legged on her bed and receive visitors. She never bemoaned her blindness or paralysis; once she said "A day came when God opened my eyes, and I saw the light of the sun, the stars and all that exists in the world: the rivers, the forests, the sea and the whole creation." In 1925 she settled in Moscow. After the death of her mother in 1945, she moved frequently, living secretly in the homes of the faithful. Despite this, throngs of believers found their way to her for counsel and healing. The Communist authorities, knowing her holy influence, sought many times to arrest her; but she always knew in advance when they were coming, and would be moved to a different secret location. She fasted much, slept rarely, and it is said that her forehead was dented by the countless signs of the Cross that she made. Of the persecution of the Church by the Communists, she simply said that this was due to the sins and lack of faith of the Christians, and added, "Difficult times are our lot, but we Christians must choose the Cross. Christ has placed us on His sleigh, and He will take us where He will." Having foreseen the day of her death, she said, "Come close, all of you, and tell me of your troubles as though I were alive! I'll see you; I'll hear you, and I'll come to your aid." She reposed in peace on April 19, 1952 (May 2 on the new calendar). Many miracles occurred at her tomb. In 1998 her relics were moved to the women's Monastery of the Protecting Veil of the Mother of God, where thousands of Orthodox Christians come to venerate her and, as she asked, to bring her their problems and concerns as though she were alive on earth. She was glorified by the Church of Russia in 1999, for local veneration in the Diocese of Moscow.
She was born in 1881 to a poor family in the village of Sebino-Epifaniskaya (now Kimovski). Though she was born blind — her eyes were without pupils — she showed a gift of spiritual insight from an early age, and by her prayers healed many who came to her. At about the age of fourteen she made a pilgrimage to several Russian holy sites. When she came to Kronstadt to receive the blessing of St John (20 Dec.), the holy priest, who had never met her, cried out "Matrona, come here!" and proclaimed "She will be my heir, the eighth pillar of Russia." At the age of seventeen she was stricken with paralysis and was never able to walk again. For the rest of her life she lived in a room filled with icons, where she would sit cross-legged on her bed and receive visitors. She never bemoaned her blindness or paralysis; once she said "A day came when God opened my eyes, and I saw the light of the sun, the stars and all that exists in the world: the rivers, the forests, the sea and the whole creation." In 1925 she settled in Moscow. After the death of her mother in 1945, she moved frequently, living secretly in the homes of the faithful. Despite this, throngs of believers found their way to her for counsel and healing. The Communist authorities, knowing her holy influence, sought many times to arrest her; but she always knew in advance when they were coming, and would be moved to a different secret location. She fasted much, slept rarely, and it is said that her forehead was dented by the countless signs of the Cross that she made. Of the persecution of the Church by the Communists, she simply said that this was due to the sins and lack of faith of the Christians, and added, "Difficult times are our lot, but we Christians must choose the Cross. Christ has placed us on His sleigh, and He will take us where He will." Having foreseen the day of her death, she said, "Come close, all of you, and tell me of your troubles as though I were alive! I'll see you; I'll hear you, and I'll come to your aid." She reposed in peace on April 19, 1952 (May 2 on the new calendar). Many miracles occurred at her tomb. In 1998 her relics were moved to the women's Monastery of the Protecting Veil of the Mother of God, where thousands of Orthodox Christians come to venerate her and, as she asked, to bring her their problems and concerns as though she were alive on earth. She was glorified by the Church of Russia in 1999, for local veneration in the Diocese of Moscow.
She was a servant of the Jewish wife of the governor of Thessalonica. When she refused to enter the synagogue with her mistress, she was beaten, then locked in a cell until she starved to death. Finally, her mistress ordered her body thrown from the roof of the house and left to lie in the open. Christians took her body and buried it honorably, and the bishop, Alexander, built a church over her grave.