Self-growth
Business & Career
Success
Communication
Healing
Relationships
Psychology
HappinessYou’ll learn
- Why honor your womb
- What foods cleanse the body
- How words affect health
- Where silence leads
Table of contents
first KEY POINT
Money doesn’t buy good health
Sacred Woman takes you through the gateways of spiritual cleansing training. However, in order to get there and make use of the benefits, you need to understand the basics. Queen Afua has guided countless women along the path towards health, but she acknowledges that many of the health issues she is consulted about could be prevented by a change of mindset.We live consumerist lifestyles. We assume that if we buy the best car or own the latest iPhone, we will be happy. But money doesn’t buy health. Your actions and mindset allow your health to improve and be maintained; it is not something money can do. Health comes from nurturing your body and allowing it to shine from the inside and have that special kind of glow.
Optimum health is achieved through necessary lifestyle changes, daily prayer, affirmations, and surrounding yourself with the right people. Sacred Woman teaches you about the gateways and rituals you need to perform in order to summon the highest spirits. By doing so, you nurture your health and maintain it with care and attention.
Nurturing and maintaining your health takes time and effort. It is something you need to take seriously and dedicate daily time toward.
Queen Afua’s ancestors are the Ancient Egyptians who led the Khamitic way of life, which transcends most of what we consider to be history, dating back to before Greek philosophy. The Khamitic people had a tremendous amount of wisdom and knowledge to pass down the generations and share with the world. When used diligently and daily, this knowledge can help save the planet from hitting the self-destruct button. However, you have to be willing to listen.This advice helps you to purify your mind, body, spirit, and in the end, your whole life. You will feel uplifted, content, and at one with yourself. We continue to learn from the Khamitic people with inscriptions and teachings on temple walls taught to us by Queen Afua. We have so much to learn, even today in this modern society we call home. By tuning into voices of the past, we can use their wisdom to enhance our health, wealth, and happiness.
The Khamitic people lived in the earliest African settlements, known today as Ancient Egypt. Many consider them to be Elders of the Earth.
second KEY POINT
The womb is the sacred spiritual center of a woman’s body
The womb is the central point of a woman’s femininity and the lifeblood of her entire body. Located in the pelvis, the womb is protected by other reproductive organs, including the fallopian tubes and the ovaries. Understanding the anatomy of the womb helps you to visualize it during your meditations, including its three layers.
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first KEY POINT
Notice the health of your womb
second KEY POINT
A vegetarian diet is the way to cleanse your body of impurities
third KEY POINT
There are expected side effects from cleansing your womb
fourth KEY POINT
Be mindful of your words
fifth KEY POINT
Certain herbs may boost your health and wellbeing
sixth KEY POINT
Assess and nurture positive relationships in your life
seventh KEY POINT
Conclusion
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Frequently asked questions
What is Sacred Woman: A Guide to Healing the Feminine Body, Mind, and Spirit about?
Sacred Woman: A Guide to Healing the Feminine Body, Mind, and Spirit, authored by Queen Afua, is a transformative guide that explores holistic healing for women. It emphasizes the connection between spirituality, culture, and health, aiming to empower women to reclaim their bodies and spirits through self-care practices and intuitive wellness.
What are the key takeaways from Sacred Woman: A Guide to Healing the Feminine Body, Mind, and Spirit?
Key takeaways from Sacred Woman include the importance of understanding the feminine cycle, the role of nutrition in healing, and the significance of spiritual practices in enhancing overall well-being. Queen Afua stresses the need for community support and self-discovery as essential elements of the healing journey.
Is Sacred Woman: A Guide to Healing the Feminine Body, Mind, and Spirit worth reading?
Yes, Sacred Woman is definitely worth reading, particularly for women seeking holistic approaches to wellness. It offers valuable insights, practical tools, and a sense of empowerment that can resonate with readers on both a personal and collective level.
How many pages is Sacred Woman: A Guide to Healing the Feminine Body, Mind, and Spirit and when was it published?
Sacred Woman spans approximately 288 pages and it was first published in 2000. This comprehensive guide remains relevant for those eager to explore their spiritual and physical health.
Who is the author of Sacred Woman: A Guide to Healing the Feminine Body, Mind, and Spirit?
The author of Sacred Woman is Queen Afua, a renowned healer, and wellness advocate known for her work in empowering women through holistic health and spiritual practices. Her expertise adds significant value to the insights shared in the book.