• Birth as an entity + teacher with traditional midwife Ruth Ehrhardt

  • Jun 6 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 16 mins
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Birth as an entity + teacher with traditional midwife Ruth Ehrhardt

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  • Ruth Ehrhardt is a traditional midwife, author, musician and teacher for many birth attendants worldwide. Ruth speak to birth as an entity, a life force which she has learned from over meany years. She shares what she has learnt from birth as her teacher. It is always deeply nourishing to tune into Ruth's unique essence of true midwifery. We speak about her lineage of midwifery, traditional midwifery in African countries, how we can be birth guardians and protect birth which is becoming an endangered species and the ways we can support ourselves as birth keepers. Ruth sings a song at the end, this interview is a brings so much grounded experience, stories and joy!


    You can find Ruth's online school and writings on her website https://truemidwifery.com


    Free Book Giveaway - The basic needs of a woman in labour

    To participate in the free book giveaway, email your answer to mayab8@live.com

    Question: What was the most recent language Ruth's book The Basic Needs of a Woman in Labour was translated into?


    For the free kindle book download on publish day follow this link https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B012JI5820


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