Welcome to the very first episode of Woven in the Body, a podcast exploring the deep imprints of our earliest experiences and how they shape the way we live, love and evolve. Our bodies carry ancestral memories, family patterns and social conditioning that influence us far beyond our awareness. In this episode, host Christianna Deichmann is joined by Ovi Tappé, an apprentice of the Flower of Life Foundation and a dedicated seeker and healer. Together, they dive into the foundational themes of the podcast, unpacking the significance of pre-birth experiences, epigenetics, and embodiment. They discuss how our earliest imprints - beginning in the womb - impact our nervous system, emotions, and overall life patterns. We explore the Flower of Life Foundation, an organization dedicated to bridging therapeutic, metaphysical, and scientific approaches to healing. Christianna and Ovi also share personal experiences of how uncovering birth imprints can unlock profound self-awareness, healing and transformation. Guest Information Christianna Deichmann Christianna is the co-founder of the Flower of Life Foundation, an organization dedicated to education and healing around birth consciousness, embodiment, and evolving human potential. She has spent the last decade studying pre- and perinatal psychology, psychosomatic therapy, and energy work, helping individuals and families uncover the subconscious imprints that shape their lives. 📷 Connect with Christianna: • Website: https://www.thefloweroflifefoundation.com/ • Instagram: @balancedbodiescst @folbirth Ovi Tappé Ovi is an apprentice of The Flower of Life Foundation and a dedicated student of pre- and perinatal healing, craniosacral therapy, and ancient metaphysical traditions. She is passionate about weaving together spiritual and therapeutic practices to help others awaken to their true essence. 📷 Connect with Ovi: • Website: https://www.thefloweroflifefoundation.com/ • Instagram: @selfloveovi Key Topics Covered - The foundational themes of Woven in the Body and the mission behind the podcast - How our earliest experiences - from conception to birth - shape our nervous system, emotional patterns, and subconscious beliefs - The science behind epigenetics and how inherited trauma manifests in our lives - Exploring the Flower of Life Foundation - a therapeutic and metaphysical bridge to healing - The importance of birth regression work in uncovering subconscious imprints - Personal stories of healing birth trauma and reconnecting with lost memories - The role of embodiment in reclaiming our authentic self - A simple embodiment exercise to help listeners ground and reconnect with their bodies If this conversation resonated with you, we invite you to: 🔹 Subscribe to Woven in the Body on your favorite podcast platform 🔹 Follow us on Instagram @woveninthebody for more insights and behind-the-scenes content 🔹 Explore our offerings at the Flower of Life Foundation, including retreats, birth regression therapy and holistic healing practices 🔹 Share this episode with someone who might benefit from this wisdom 🔹 Leave a review to help us grow this community of seekers and healers In our next episode, we’ll be diving deeper into the consciousness of birth and how it serves as a portal for awakening. We’ll explore the stages of birth, the psychological imprints associated with each phase, and how understanding your birth story can radically transform your life. Special guest, Kathryn Terry, will join us to unpack these themes and share insights from decades of experience in somatic therapy and birth work. Stay tuned for more transformative conversations!

Every human being on earth has one thing in common: we’ve all been born. Our original templates for responding to stress, pressure, transitions, and pain are crystallized during our prenatal and birth experiences. These neurologic operating systems become fixed in our psyche and physiology, causing us to respond to present-day challenges with outdated survival patterns. The persistence of these patterns often resists most forms of therapy. To liberate ourselves effectively from these unconscious survival strategies, we must understand how they were initially established.