Birthing Thought. Guiding Consciousness.
Wombism is not a religion.
It is a remembrance.
A return.
A restoration of that which was never truly lost.
Before the world was named, before belief systems were carved into stone, there was the womb—the origin of thought, the temple of becoming. Not merely a biological vessel, but a cosmic principle. A living symbol of divine intelligence unfolding itself into form.
Wombism is the philosophy of origin and return.
It affirms that the self is not separate from the Source. That the mind is sacred. That language holds memory. That the womb—literal or metaphorical—is the seat of divine power.
Rooted in the buried wisdom of African metaphysics, Wombism challenges the great forgetting: the colonization of God, the rewriting of spirit, the erasure of sacred knowledge.
Wombism names the nameless.
It is the language of descent and return—of spirit clothed in form.
It is the knowing that the divine does not descend from above.
It emerges from within.
It is here to awaken.
To remind the world:
- That God is not elsewhere. God is I Am.
- That every scripture is encoded consciousness.
- That the body is a text, and the womb is its first word.
This is not a call to follow. It is a call to remember.
To awaken the seed of knowing planted in you long before time began.
The Name
“Wombism” is both anchor and compass.
It names what the world has forgotten:
That divinity does not descend from above—it emerges from within.
The Mission
To awaken a new spiritual literacy rooted in unity, language, and consciousness.
To decolonize our relationship with God.
To restore sacred truth to its original womb.
You are the Temple
Not brick nor book contains you.
The altar is within. The voice is within.
The way is within.
Welcome to Wombism.
The Mother has returned.