In "The Celestial Womb," Ayleen Guzman presents an enchanting collection of poetry, where her verses carry readers into a realm where the feminine intertwines with the transcendent. Ayleen's book encapsulates the essence of feminine energy, exploring the roles of women as the original wisdom keepers, entrusted with the secrets of creation within their very wombs.

Through a lyrical journey infused with spiritual wisdom, Ayleen unveils the repercussions of disconnecting from the divine mother, tracing the lineage of patriarchal dominance, colonialism, and racism. Yet, amidst the turmoil, the book offers a beacon of hope, suggesting that by clearing the collective womb consciousness, humanity can access deep wisdom traditions, reconnect with the divine feminine, and ultimately, heal both individual and collective traumas.

Drawing from archetypal journeys such as the Maiden, the Mother, the Magi, and the Matriarch, Ayleen's poetic exploration weaves together themes of innocence, womanhood, grief, and enlightenment. Each chapter mirrors the phases of feminine existence, intricately linked with lunar cycles, menstrual rhythms, herbs, and crystals.

Through this profound odyssey, the book not only celebrates the transformative power of the feminine but also beckons readers to embark on their own inner journeys, to awaken the dormant codes within their wombs, and to participate in the collective healing necessary for the rebirth of both the individual and the Earth herself. .