
michele hamida
the birth of the sacred woman
Whatever life you’re living, there is a longing to know the
fullest potential of who you were created to become, the divine
gifts you were given and your unique creative expression.

Welcome, please come in
Take off your shoes and feel the earth under your feet as we breathe this breath as one heart. As we travel together on this journey, we enter into the mystery of creation that is timeless and ageless. This mystery reminds us of our roots, our ancestors and a place we have known before. The tapestry of our lives has woven the threads together, and now it’s time to embody the truth of who we were created to be.
Hi. I'm Michele Hamida Rabinowitz, a wife, mother, grandmother, mystic, spiritual doula, healer and artist. I’m here to be a guide for women who are longing to be in alignment with their deeper truth, to return to their spiritual nature and innate creativity.
I dedicated the last 30 years understanding the root cause of dis-ease. The patterns of our wounds is what connects us to our spiritual truth. My skill and expertise is rooted in healing the deeper layers of trauma in the mind, body, heart and soul through Sufi spiritual healing and woman-centered coaching. I draw on ancient traditions to assist the healing process. As the heart begins to turn towards truth and light, the innate wisdom and creative expression begins to open the portal of awakening.
The birth of the sacred woman is an opportunity to restore the threads of our femininity so we may return home to our essential nature. This holy journey is a gift to know oneself, to understand and heal the wounds we have been given. These wounds are doors that can lead you into the rooms of your heart. It begins with an intention, a prayer and a willingness to open that door, walk in and turn the light on. Only then when the light is flickering can we begin to embrace those deep places we have long forgotten. When that flicker of light becomes still, our souls can dance in the embrace of divine love.

michele hamida
"When women gather, the world changes"

