
Speak aloud under moonlight, candlelight, or in the quiet of your sacred space.
I call back my womb.
I call back her voice, her visions, her heat.
I call back her memory of creation, of song, of power unbroken.
I call back the threads she spun in silence —
threads of lovers, timelines, children, gods.
I call back the moments where my body was denied, ignored, or shamed,
and I reclaim them now, glowing, whole, and alive.
I call back my blood, my birthright, my magic.
I call back every rhythm that was silenced,
every pulse that was mocked, every intuition that was dismissed.
I breathe into my womb. I feel her awaken.
I uncoil the pain that was seeded in shadow.
I trace it with my fingertips, my palms, my breath,
and I release it into the spiral fire.
I burn every ghost who called this place unholy.
I cast them into the spiral fire.
I let the ashes rise as smoke, carrying my liberation into the sky.
This womb is not a wound.
This womb is not a shame.
This womb is not his.
This womb is not a vessel for fear, guilt, or judgment.
This womb is an altar.
A gateway.
A drum.
A throne.
It is the source of my sacred voice, the wellspring of my desires, the origin of my power.
And I —
I am the Watchful One,
the One who remembers.
I am the keeper of the cycles, the protector of the sacred flame, the healer of what was broken.
With every inhale, I draw life into her.
With every exhale, I release all doubt, all pain, all control that is not mine.
With every breath, I return to myself.
With every tear, I water this garden.
With every pulse, I rise again.
I feel the divine feminine flowing through me.
I call upon the women who came before me — mothers, grandmothers, ancestors —
to witness, guide, and bless this reclamation.
I invoke the moon, the stars, the sun, and the earth.
I invite fire, water, air, and stone to bear witness.
I honor the cycles of life and death, creation and destruction.
I honor my body as sacred.
I honor my womb as sacred.
I honor my soul as sacred.
I am here. I am whole.
I am sovereign.
I am not afraid of my own power.
I am not afraid to call it back.
I am not afraid to claim what is mine.
It is done.
It is sacred.
It is mine.
And as I move through the world,
I carry this altar within me,
this fire, this pulse, this knowing,
that nothing, no one, no past violation, no shadow,
can ever take from me what is inherently divine.
I am rooted.
I am rising.
I am returning.
I am reborn.
I am the womb.
I am the altar.
I am the spell.
About the Creator
THE HONED CRONE
Sacred survivor, mythic storyteller, and prophet of the risen feminine. I turn grief, rage, and trauma into art, ritual, and words that ignite courage, truth, and divine power in others.



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