BONE CLOSING CEREMONIES IN BRISTOL
A bone closing is a ceremony that helps you to embrace change, to make peace with the past, stay in the present, and welcome the future.
My practice stems from teachings of wise and wonderful latin american women who generously shared their knowledge, wisdom, and traditions.
When to have a bone closing?
Traditionally bone closing ceremonies are performed after birth to support and celebrate the transition from pregnancy to parenthood.
In Mexico and Guatemala bone closings are part of the practice and traditions of parteras (traditional midwives).
In my experience, I have learned that they can be powerful and beneficial for anyone who wants to mark a rite of passage, happy or sad.
You might consider having a bone closing ceremony if you’ve experienced trauma, a miscarriage, an abortion, a hysterectomy, or if you have heavy/painful periods, if you’re peri-menopausal/menopausal, if you’re grieving, if you’re stopping breastfeeding… the list goes on and on.