The Womb and the WomanMystery of the uterus Three months ago, something happened that changed my life, I visited a beautiful forty one year old lady, suffering from cervical cancer, who was given five months to live by her doctors. This developed into a pattern: every other women that I met after her was either suffering from uterus, fallopian tubes, uterine cervix, vagina or breast issues. My inquisitive mind stated ticking loudly. Why was it that, those women who seemed so successful, beautiful, well groomed, rich and famous had these health issues in their lives? Through my search I found that the uterus also called the womb is a child's first home. And, if we break the word Uterus: ‘U’ means ‘you’, ‘Ter’ means ‘three’, ‘Us’ means together. Interesting isn’t it! When two people love each other, they then create another life, which connects them as ‘us’. Incidentally, the uterus in Greek, also means hustera or hysteric, which actually means a wildly emotional and exaggerated reaction, which metaphorically represents fights and reactions in the home front. So if you are having fights at home and you are not feeling comfortable in a space that is supposed to be yours, the emotional turmoil of that results is likely to impact your uterus. What is the uterus? Your uterus is made up of three layers called perimetrium (outermost layer), myometrium (middle layer) and endometrium (innermost layer). The endometrium is made up of blood vessels, which acts as a red carpet for the unborn child. The blood in the endometrium lining symbolizes meshwork of blood relations and identity. These blood 1