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I was raised by a pro-life mother but was moved to side as a pro-choice woman in my early twenties. By my definition, choice empowered a woman, yet it went without saying (or so I thought) that upon considering the best outcome, choice leaned unapologetically toward accountability and life.
In the early 90’s, I read that the Dalai Lama partially appeased both pro-choice and pro-life viewpoints by holding the first eight weeks of pregnancy as a sacred time for a woman to make the choice of life. How beautiful for every child born to know that they were chosen! Spiritually, this made sense to me. Spiritually, pro-choice was not a move to advocate for abortion but a stand that allowed women the freedom to empower themselves in pregnancy.
Procreation and Regeneration
The Heavens are invested in the procreative health of humanity and in the rightful influences procreation and regeneration have on our creativity and in the ways we generate ideas. From a spiritual lens, the womb holds the substance of procreative energy while the active element of the creative cycle is prepared by men. In this light, women are nurturers and protectors of the womb. In pregnancy, women hold the most precious seeds of change— seeds of human potential. As women, our choices to protect our wombs are supported by Divine Decree and guided by higher Divine Spirits who prioritize procreation as the foundation of conceptualization, meaning that a healthy womb supports conception through the creation of life as well as ideas.
Under the influences of the same Higher Spirits, the health of the male reproductive center effects a man’s strength of mind. So it is only reasonable that men respect a woman’s right to choose just as it is reasonable that women hold their wombs as sacred and work within the guidance of the Law of Cause and Effect to empower themselves through choice, which overwhelmingly supports life.
Trauma and Choice
I attended an abortion doula training so that I could better understand the concerns of women regarding abortion and assist if able, and a large portion of each class was oriented around the needs of traumatized women who had chosen abortion procedures. The tragic yet truthful elephant in the room was that these traumatized women became the victims of their choices. This added to their layers of agony resulting from feeling victimized in society.
Spiritually speaking, the personal stigmas of abortion along with the pain women endure resulting from having had an abortion are best directed toward the truth of the matter. When women become victims or hold the expectations of victimhood based on a male-governed society that fails to protect female rights, they easily become victims of their personal choices as well. Even for women who have chosen abortion outright, the consequences of their decisions unfold throughout life.
Yet, stories about women seeking alternatives to abortion can be incredibly empowering and suggest that women hold a reproductive connection to their offspring spiritually and prior to birth. If already pregnant and defining her path through choice, in the early days of pregnancy a woman has the ability to connect with the fetus within her womb through prayers and meditations that call upon higher guidance to help reconcile any misgivings. It is my understanding that through the help of higher guidance, women may even negotiate a different time for a pregnancy, with the unborn child peacefully leaving the womb and returning at a later date under care of The Divine. Stories like this are rare, and no wonder. Our attentions regarding choice have been highjacked to advocate for abortion rather than to explore more empowering options.
Effects on the Unborn
A challenging topic of spiritual discourse is the standing of those unborn souls whose lives were violently ended. Souls of the unborn that abortion advocates deny while chanting “My body, my choice!” are devalued on the human plane of which the unborn are waiting to enter. The souls of aborted fetuses are held in disharmony, a kind of spiritual abuse that takes an active life to remedy. Energetically, the soul of the being in the womb as well as the soul of the aborting mother are devalued as a result of abortion because the worth of both the child and the mother has been sabotaged by a dark remedy, and so a woman who aborts a child ultimately becomes a victim of her choice as determined by the Law of Cause and Effect because the life of that child was put in her charge.
Truth and empowerment as held within the womb can remedy this. When a woman holds her womb as sacred, she protects her procreative energies. This aids healing if a woman was damaged by having had an abortion because she can advocate for the well-being of the aborted child as supported through her relationship with The Divine. By acknowledging the sanctity of the womb, healing can also be achieved for women who are traumatized by rape by helping them to move past emotionally charged memories and find empowerment as Women.
Respecting the sanctity of the womb while patiently and wisely choosing sexual partners empowers women to attract a right partner and to then have more fulfilling birthing experiences. Sadly, many of our daughters are missing out on this life lesson. Women carry a heavier burden than men in the area of reproductive health because disrespect of the sanctity of the womb takes a harsher toll on women more so than promiscuous sex burdens men overall. This is revealed in the energetic body. It is up to women to choose a right partner based on values and life attributes that support a proper timing for pregnancy. And it is up to men to be guarded of their procreative energies until they are with partners who suit them. Quite elementary, really. And supported by peaceful principles.
Feminine Alignments
Part of the driving force behind radical pro-choice alignments seems to be rooted in the exploitation of feminism. Historically, with men more often holding economic leadership positions and less often concerned with the stay-at-home side of parenting, women in large part have had to ward off victimhood positions, especially when the economy or social spheres turned stressful on men. On the spiritual side of things, the rightful goal of feminism was to support the strength of the female persuasion, but instead of moving women away from the tainted weave of narcissism and victimhood, the weave was stroked, and women were weakened within the movement meant to support them.
Women took the bait to compete with men rather than to work from the Beauty and Wisdom of our intuitive alignments. Rather than raising society’s standards and expectations of nurturing within the home so that we could enter the workforce as equals, we left our homes along with the health and well-being of our families vulnerable. We advanced in careers and leadership roles, yet the feminine persuasion has been stuck in a muddy zone of soft-hearted stances and dangerous expectations that devalue our contributions as women. We got caught up in bedazzled fantasies and disregarded our skills at mothering the next generation. We are now getting banned from social discourse for acknowledging that we, as womb bearers, are rightful Women. And that is on us. Generally and historically speaking.
We have forgotten our true empowerment—a power that moves beyond the physical. Even for those women who have had female organs removed, the etheric body firmly holds the blueprint of the feminine persuasion and builds upon this persuasion in the astral and conceptual bodies.
Through the womb and our choices, we as women not only hold the wisdom and beauty of regeneration, but we also hold energetic ties with our offspring that help us connect with them in meaningful ways throughout life to remind them of a love founded on the strength of choice. The energies of a loving mother are never wasted on her children even though they are often exploited in the workplace and political spheres. There is much to explore here, and this begins with recognizing that pro-choice should not be a stand-at-all-costs advocacy for abortion but a means of empowering women to make a right choice.
Take care, Everyone <3
SelmaZ