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Womb-Centred Healing and Leadership

Afrika Ikalafe Pluriversity

Womb-Centred Healing and Leadership

Online Course

May 2026 – November 2026

About The Course

This work supports women whose bodies carry the cost of over-functioning, over-giving, and living inside systems that were never designed to honour feminine rhythm. Grounded in African cosmology and a structural understanding of patriarchy, capitalism, and inherited endurance, this work supports women to restore bodily authority and remember to live without self-erasure.

Why gather around the womb now?

To restore the womb as ecology is to restore the feminine principle in a world founded on extraction and domination.
This gathering: refuses to pathologise bodies harmed by systemic violence, links personal experience to collective history, situates spirituality inside material and political conditions as well as honour African cosmologies as living knowledge systems

The gatherings recognise that what happens to land happens to bodies, and what happens to wombs impact on the future of life itself.

Who is this for?

This gathering is for people who feel called to sit with the womb as a shared ecological concern, including:
Individuals holding personal, ancestral, or political wounds in the body. This is not limited to people who have physical wombs.

Birth workers, healers, and caregivers witnessing womb trauma in their practice
Scholars, students, and researchers engaging embodiment, coloniality, gender, and power
Environmental and social justice practitioners seeking spiritually grounded, African-centred frameworks of healing and repair

How will we gather?

We will meet every third Thursday of the month at 6 pm SAST, from May to November 2026.
Each gathering will include:

  • grounding or ritual opening
  • thematic offering by Dr Mmatshilo Motsei and invited guests/facilitators/teachers
  • collective reflection and dialogue
  • space for questions, grief, integration and healing.

Contribution

The exchange supports the care, preparation, facilitation, and collective holding required for work that sits at the intersection of body, ancestry, land, and power.
    R8400Once Off covers all the online gatherings
    This contribution supports:

    • monthly facilitated online gatherings
    • preparation and holding by the facilitator
    • guest contributors
    • access to recordings

    Additional accompaniment and healing
    For participants who require deeper womb-centred healing, one-on-one sessions with Dr Mmatshilo Motsei are available by arrangement.

    R4200
    This contribution supports:

    • monthly facilitated online gatherings
    • preparation and holding by the facilitator
    • guest contributors
    • access to recordings

    Additional accompaniment and healing
    For participants who require deeper womb-centred healing, one-on-one sessions with Dr Mmatshilo Motsei are available by arrangement.