The Winter Solstice group journey is one of my favorite events of the year. It will be a super sweet, gentle and inviting experience. Please join us on Friday, December 22 at Sky Temple as we go inward to celebrate the longest night of the year and welcome the return of the light. As we are surrounded by the darkness we will be pulling inwards to meet ourselves in the depths of our own psyche while meeting the medicine and drawing on its wisdom. We’ll also be coming out and having connections with our tribe and participating in beautiful rituals together – Candles, darkness, intentions and each other!
Participants will be led through a guided reflection exercise to review the past year and will be encouraged to explore their accomplishments, challenges, highlights, and significant lessons learned. We will have a group sharing circle that will foster a sense of community and support that will allow participants to identify recurring themes, patterns, or areas of personal growth that emerged throughout the year and what they would like to bring into this upcoming year.
In this workshop, we will explore indigenous cultures that have long-held knowledge and practices that emphasize the interconnectedness of humans with the natural world. By studying indigenous wisdom, we can learn valuable insights about sustainable living, land stewardship, and the preservation of ecosystems. This knowledge is vital as we face pressing environmental challenges and strive for a harmonious relationship with the planet.
Our ancestors’ experiences, traumas, and unresolved issues can be passed down through generations, influencing our lives and well-being. By acknowledging and addressing these inherited wounds, we have the opportunity to heal not only ourselves but also our ancestral lineage, promoting healing for future generations.
In this community event, I will introduce concepts of breathwork and mantra and explain the benefits and purposes of these practices, such as stress reduction, increased mindfulness, and emotional release.
The evening will be held around a fire, quietly interspersed with – a song, a poem that speaks to your heart, a short share about something present in your life, etc. The evening is followed by potluck-style snacks and togetherness. Bring your open heart, what’s present for you, and a willingness to drop in together + snacks to share.
In this workshop, we will be exploring Chakras which are energetic centers in the body that are believed to correspond to different aspects of our physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. The seven major chakras run from the base of your spine to the top of your head and if these energy centers are blocked, you may experience physical or emotional symptoms related to a particular energy center. We will explore the seven main chakras and learn techniques to balance and harmonize them. Please bring a journal, pen, your curiosity, and a friend!
The evening will be held around a fire, quietly interspersed with – song, a poem that speaks to your heart, a short share about something present in your life, etc. The evening is followed by potluck style snacks and togetherness. Bring your open heart, what’s present for you and a willingness to drop in together + snacks to share.
In this free event on May 7th from 6-8 pm, come gather in community and learn the ancient spiritual practice of making mandalas, a perfect practice to support your psychedlic journeys. A mandala is a geometric configuration of symbols and has been used in various spiritual traditions to help people establish a sacred space as well as aid them in meditation and trance induction. It is a powerful tool to help integrate your journey work.
Snacks will be provided and it is a great opportunity to meet fellow spiritial seekers who are interested in meditation, sacred plant medicine, and ancient traditions such as Tantra. We hope you will join us!
Come join Medicine guide and Hakomi psychotherapist, Shane Young, on a beautiful hike that will ground you to Mother Earth and have you feeling deeply connected to others in a safe and loving container.
Community and nature are medicine for our souls.
Participants will have the option to take a light sacremant if they are wishing to microdose beforehand. Our plant teachers can oftentimes help deepen our experience on a subperceptual level.
This is a great opportunity to welcome in natures bounty, especially as Spring arrives and we contemplate what we want to plant and grow in this upcoming year. Hope you can join us!
With all the changes on the planet, we have such a beautiful opportunity in this moment to deepen our resolve for fearless change, open to opportunity and co-create new ways of being and walking on planet earth….together. Retreat is located in Fairview, NC 17 minutes from downtown Asheville. Reserve your spot now! Limited to 10 participants. Call or email for more information.
The temple of Kali would like to invite you to a very special ceremonial day, the planting of the apple tree. The planting of the tree symbolizes the beginning of a voyage of community and service. With much bravery and vigor our stewardess of the land, Sharon made her sojourn from Charleston, South Carolina and with a big leap of faith has become the stewardess of the land for us all to share, commune, heal, transform, PLAY! And grow.