Tuesday Offerings

Moxibustion Box

A postpartum ritual using a wooden box filled with Chinese Mugwort (moxa) placed over the uterus and sacrum. The gentle heat and herbal smoke support recovery by:

• Nourishing spleen energy (often depleted postpartum)

• Aiding in "closing the gate" (pelvic healing in TCM)

• Boosting blood & lymph flow

• Building qi/chi and strengthening immunity

Research shows moxa supports an increase in white blood cells and gradual red blood cell (iron) levels over time. Cumulative benefits make it ideal during the weeks following birth.

Rebozo / Closing of the Bones

A traditional ceremony using cloth to gently rock, wrap, and realign the body—especially around the hips and pelvis. This ritual helps "close" the bones physically and energetically after birth, miscarriage, menstruation, or life transitions.

It supports:

• Pelvic realignment and integration

• Grounding spirit back into the body

• Honoring completion and preparing for the next cycle (another child, menstruation, or menopause)

• Energy conservation and restoration

A powerful rite for deep healing and embodiment.

Infant Craniosacral & Infant Intra-Oral

Craniosacral Therapy (CST) for babies uses light, gentle touch to support their developing nervous systems and release restrictions caused by birth or body tension. Practitioners work hands-on or just off the body to assess craniosacral rhythm, tissues, and membranes—creating space, flow, and balance.

Intraoral CST includes gentle, gloved work inside the mouth to release tension in the jaw, tongue, and throat—supporting issues like tongue tie, TMJ dysfunction, and latching difficulties.

CST may support infants with:
• Feeding challenges (latching, tongue thrust, pre/post tongue-tie revision)
• Difficult birth experiences (fast, long, cesarean, vacuum or forceps assisted)
• Torticollis, plagiocephaly, or sutural overrides
• Digestive discomfort (reflux, gas, constipation)
• Trouble sleeping or settling
• Nervous system regulation
• General wellness and early bonding

Gentle, deeply attuned, and effective for even the most sensitive babies.

Kitchari Kit

Rooted in the Indigenous Science of East India, kitchari is a gentle, nourishing dish made with mung beans, basmati rice, and digestive spices. This mineral-rich meal supports reproductive and digestive health, warms the body, tones the organs, and rebuilds stamina by strengthening agni (digestive fire).

You’ll receive a ready-to-make blend, plus guidance on how to prepare this traditional recipe. Ghee is traditionally used, but vegan options are available.