HEALING THE COLLECTIVE WOMB
"Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations." Jeremiah 1:5.
Embryologists in the UK have discovered that on conception, when the sperm first fertilizes the ovum, and that when the first division of that tiny cell takes place, the genetic map of that new life is already formed. The blueprint for the child is in place within just hours of conception. The UK team, from the Wellcome Trust/ Cancer Research, found that on fertilization a bias towards certain roles of each cell begins and the foundation for the formation of the new life is already in place.
The womb has become a very dangerous place for a child since the infamous Roe versus Wade case in Texas on January 22, 1973. Over a short period of just over 30+ years more children have been killed in the womb than in every world war, every death from starvation, plague, AIDS, epidemics, earthquakes, flooding and road traffic accidents. Abortion leaves emotional scars for both the mother and the father as well as for any subsequent children.
The following things can heal collective womb trauma.
-Offer prayers of forgiveness for parents who feel fear, rejection and anger resulting from a pregnancy
-Pray for forgiveness from children affected by these emotions while they were in utero, or any subsequent children carrying the emotional scars from parental feelings of guilt, anger, rejection or revulsion.
-Reflect on the millions of children being murdered within their own 'womb safe haven' every hour all over the world. Perhaps even adopt one on a daily basis, name the child and visualize him or her as the beautiful creation God intended.
-Pray for all mothers who have endured abortion and womb trauma, for their peace of mind and healing. And especially for all mothers considering an abortion this very minute.Perhaps too, you could 'adopt a mother' daily and pray each one through the pregnancy rather than through the abortion clinic doors.
Thank you for being an active participant in the healing of the collective womb.
