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The Spiritual Cause of Uterine Fibroids

By Christina Ammerman

July 26, 2022

core wound, feminine energy, healing, limiting beliefs, unlovable, uterine fibroids

[Revised March 9, 2024]

If you’ve been diagnosed with uterine fibroids and you want to heal them without surgery, then you need to address the root causes of why they formed in the first place.

As someone who has healed uterine fibroids for myself and others without surgery, I can offer a unique and accurate perspective. 

(My fibroids were the size of a lemon and an orange, and now they’re gone.)

When you understand how uterine fibroids and your soul purpose are related, healing your fibroids becomes quite simple.

All spiritual people who experience uterine fibroids came to Earth with the same soul purpose: to become clear channels for Divine Expression.

We’re here to transmute and transcend shadow patterns related to expression – not just for ourselves but for the collective consciousness.

These shadow patterns cause humans to distort inspirations we receive from Source and either turn them into creations that don’t resemble the original intention, or not turn them into anything at all.

Our mission meant we had to incarnate into the same shadow consciousness as everyone else and let our souls call us through those shadows, into the light.

Manifesting uterine fibroids means you’re right on track with that mission. They are a natural result of the shadow patterns you’ve been living with. 

Your fibroids occurred because the shadow patterns you’ve been bound to caused you to repeatedly blocked desires that were divinely inspired within you.

You’re on schedule with the work you’ve been doing to change this – claiming your desires, learning how your desires come from Source and how to consciously connect with Source. 

The other piece that needs to happen is transmuting the shadow patterns involved, especially the core fear that gets in the way.

That core fear is being alone.

At the very deepest level, your ego believes that you are alone, cut off from Source.

This belief remains no matter how much you focus on consciously connecting, because it’s a wound that must be healed directly.

The lack of feeling connected to Source made you dependent on human relationships throughout your life.

Instead of being a clear channel, you mold the expression of your desires to what you believe others will find respectable and lovable, so that they won’t reject you and leave you alone.

The others whose approval you seek can include family, friends, and lovers. You can also be codependent with a group, such as a culture you feel the need to fit into.

Behaviors that stop the flow of energy might be internalized or externalized, or a combination of both.

It may be, for example,  that you don’t hold back your ideas verbally, talking them up to receive praise from others while you acutely restrict yourself from taking actions that would actually fulfill them.

Any behavior that stopped your flow of creative energy contributed to the manifestation of fibroids in your body – here’s why:

Because that energy couldn’t be destroyed, it stayed wherever you stopped it. Every time you stifled another desire, more energy built up in the same spot until there was enough of it to manifest physically.

Stifled energy could have manifested anywhere in your body. The reason it manifested as uterine fibroids is that’s where your relationship energy is.

The chakra which governs your relationships is your sacral chakra, so when the energy of your desires was stopped for codependent reasons, it stayed in your sacral chakra. Your uterus is an organ of your sacral chakra, so when enough energy built up in your sacral chakra to manifest physically, it manifested in your uterus. 

And it’s still manifesting there, more and more. The heavy bleeding associated with uterine fibroids occurs because even though your body is working properly, using the menstrual process to purge excess tissue, more tissue continues to grow as long as the shadow patterns that stop your creative energy still exist.

Being diagnosed with uterine fibroids is the soul calling which says it’s time to transmute those patterns. Your soul says, “You’ve lived in the shadows long enough. Come into the light.”

This is why you’ve resisted surgery, because on a soul level you know it isn’t the way you’re meant to get rid of your fibroids. They were intended as your motivation to eliminate the shadow patterns that stop you from being a clear channel for divine expression.

Unraveling the shadow patterns which affect your health is exactly what we do in my program Fearless Freedom. 

We will systematically transmute each category of shadow patterns so that you feel increasingly untangled from the codependent opinions of others and at ease with creating what you desire. 

As you unravel abandonment issues, the fear of being wrong, and the need to avoid conflict, you’ll find it easy to shape and take action on your desires.

Letting your creative energy flow will eliminate your body’s reasons for generating fibroid tissue, and after we make sure you’re giving your body the minerals and proteins that it needs, there will be nothing to keep your fibroids from disappearing on their own. 

By going through this process, you’ll feel free and empowered in your body and become a clear channel for Divine Expression, just as your soul self intended.

Email me for the link to enroll in Fearless Freedom.

About the author

Christina Ammerman is a Master Core Wound Healer + Medical Intuitive who helps smart, spiritual women heal their chronic health conditions. She deploys her skills as an intuitive and former engineer to systematically identify every single root cause, leading to complete and permanent healing.

Her quest to create a successful method for permanent healing led her to learn about the Core Wounds and bring forth new insights into how they were created and how they keep us from fully embodying Source energy in our human experiences.

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  1. Hi Christina, I'm so happy for your healing with the fibroids and especially that you've decided to step fully into medical intuition and physical healing as part of your professional identity. Would love to hear your thoughts about congenital conditions such as Ehlers Danlos. I don't have a diagnosis but I have had medical professionals suggest that I see a geneticist. I have searched for decades and it sure seems like a piece of the puzzle for me. Basically the body makes a different kind of collagen with which doesn't have the same tensile strength, leaning to weaker tissues — especially ligaments. And lots of other systemic issues. For me that means chronic pain as well as acute injuries. Of course this is one of the more rare conditions so I understand it might not be the best choice of topic! Thank you again for writing about medical conditions. I look forward to reading future post!!

    1. Hi Tracey!
      Thanks for your warm thoughts. <3
      Ooh, I love this topic. Thank you for the idea! I will definitely do a post & video about congenital conditions in general. When we bring the Core Wound into it, it shines a different light onto the question of nature vs. nurture. What science has written off as "nature" (genes) might actually be "nurturing" that starts in the womb, in the sense that we start empathing subconscious patterns before we're born.
      The field of epigenetics has a lot to do with this – not the Core Wound specfically, but the idea that there's a lot that goes into whether a gene gets activated or not. Have you read The Biology of Belief by Bruce Lipton?

      Much Love,
      Christina

  2. Hi Christina,
    I loved your video and I believe you are the one that can help my friend Renee. She has fibroids and they are the same size that you had and I feel like she is going through the exact this that happened to you.

    She lives in PA and we will be heading to Florida for a 2 week vacation. Would you be willing to help her? I would like to schedule an appointment for her on our way into Florida( stop and visit you) and then another appointment on the way home

    2 Reiki sessions

    Should we have love the do the 500 program you have but again she lives in PA

    Hoping maybe you have an alternative sessions perhaps.

    Anything you could do would be most appreciated

    1. Hi Maria,

      I’m glad to know that my post inspired you on behalf of your friend.

      I encourage you to share it with your friend, This is the best way you can support her.

      If she is also inspired, she can reach out to me so that she and I can discuss how to proceed.

      It’s hard to watch loved ones suffer, but it’s important that the initiative come from the client themself. Healing doesn’t work if the client isn’t a fully willing participant.

      Much Love,
      Christina

    1. Great question, Priti!

      There are two ways to do it: from the inside out or the outside in. You can focus on one at a time or both at once!

      “Outside in” would mean making time for creative activities, understanding that “creative” doesn’t just mean artistic – it’s ANYTHING you want to give birth to. As my example, I 100% consider working on the growth of my business as a creative endeavor. The more that you follow through on creative activities, even if you experience a few stops and starts in the beginning when you hit subconscious resistance, the more momentum that your creative energy will have.

      “Inside out” would mean delve into the subconscious blocks that keep your creative energy from flowing, without demanding any external creative endeavors from yourself in the beginning. There are many ways of working with your subconscious mind; obviously, as The Core Wound Healer, I’m a big fan of going all the way to the source of all blocks and healing your Core Wounds.

      Looking at this intellectually, it would be easy to say approaching it from the inside and outside at the same time is the best way – but that might not be true emotionally. If you have a pattern of blaming and shaming yourself for not following through on your plans, then the outside-in approach might create more blaming and shaming – for example, if you decide you’re going to paint or write or dance, but when the time comes, you don’t want to do it. Does that resonate with you, Priti?

      Which of these approaches is pinging for you?

      Much Love,
      Christina

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