N.A.W. WEEKLY BLOG

Anchored in Boundaries

In many spiritual traditions, boundaries are often mistaken for walls—harsh lines that push others away. But in the work of womb healing, community care, and spiritual alignment, boundaries are not barriers—they’re protection, permission, and prayer.

For many of us, especially those who are BIPOC, queer, caregivers, or birthworkers, the line between “I want to help” and “I need to rest” gets blurry. But here’s the truth: you cannot be fully present in your power if your spirit is constantly being depleted.

This month at Nurturing Ancestral Wombs, we’re leaning into the idea that boundaries are an act of love—for yourself and those you serve. They are how you preserve the sacred. They are how you break cycles.

🌸 What Boundaries Can Look Like:

• Saying no without guilt

• Resting without explanation

• Letting your yes be rooted in readiness, not obligation

• Leaving spaces that dishonor your presence

• Asking: “Is this mine to carry?” before responding

✨ A Reminder:

“Even Jesus rested. Even our ancestors had seasons of still

Affirmation: I can honor my ancestors while choosing a new path.