Reclaiming Birth, Reclaiming Sovereignty

Disclaimer: This teaching is offered by Ashaniyah School of Natural Law, a Private Membership Assembly of Ashaniyah Shakur Nation. It is shared for spiritual and educational purposes only and does not constitute legal, medical, or financial advice. Each reader takes full responsibility for how they choose to walk this path.

The Womb as the First Nation

Every child enters this world through the sacred gateway of the womb.

But somewhere along the way, the power of the womb was stolen, redirected into systems that claim to “own” our births, our children, and even our families.

When a baby is born in the hospital, the state immediately asks the mother to sign papers. Those papers do not honor her child as a living soul. Instead, they create a legal fiction — a corporate identity that belongs to the state, not the family.

This is why so many mothers feel powerless in birth. The system is not designed to honor your womb. It is designed to claim it.

Why Mothers Must Reclaim Birth

When we give our births to the system, we give away more than a name. We hand over our sovereign right to stand as guardians of our children under natural and divine law.

• Our children become registered assets, tied to debt and control.

• Mothers are treated as “informants,” not as sovereign life-givers.

• Families are fragmented by contracts they never understood or agreed to.

But when we reclaim birth, we reclaim everything.

We reclaim our wombs, our children, our families, and our sovereignty as women of the earth.

A Living Alternative

At Ashaniyah Shakur Nation, we remember the truth:

This is more than paperwork. It is a spiritual declaration that the womb cannot be claimed by governments, because it belongs to the Great Mother and Father Creator.

For the Mothers Reading This

You are not just birthing babies — you are birthing nations.

Every child you bring forth is a living testament to your sovereignty.

To reclaim birth is to reclaim your lineage, your bloodline, and the future of your people.

The state may have its certificates. But we, the mothers, carry the true record of life in our wombs, our families, and our nations.

Now is the time to return.

To reclaim what was always ours.

To remember: The womb is the first law, the first land, and the first nation.