Tea, Meditation
& Healing

Many moons ago, I began crafting and hosting circles and ceremonies in my bell tent in my garden (I love that tent) since then I have held ceremonies and circles all over.

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I started because I wanted other women to feel what I had felt sitting in sacred spaces and I had a deep desire to share in love what I had learned and provide a safe nourishing sanctuary for women to gather, echoing the footsteps of our ancestors.

My personal healing journey has taken me deep into the depths of the Divine Feminine, unlocking the wisdom of our Womb and embracing the ancient Priestess path.  There is much magic and power that we can reclaim, remember, activate – and a Women’s circle fosters this alchemical transformation.

Within the sacred circle, all are equal; there exists no hierarchy, no judgment. We become medicine for one another, sharing our wisdom and love, igniting the light within each other in remembrance.

Our gatherings honour the Goddess as we follow the rhythm of the Wheel of the Year. As women walking upon Mother Earth, we flow in harmony with her evolving seasons, attuned to the moon’s dance and the Goddess’s journey from Maiden to Mother to Wild Woman to Sage.

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Together, we embrace and channel these energies, converging in circle. We will sip freshly brewed herbal tea, crafted for the occasion and intentions of our gathering, as we hold space for one another, expressing our truths. We engage in connective breathing practices and guided meditations, surrendering to the gentle embrace of hands-on energy healing and basking in the symphony of high vibrational sound.

Every element—the space, the altar, the healings, and the intentions—is meticulously woven to support our alignment with nature’s rhythm, and inviting us to listen to our own internal ebb and flow and to achieve this, we must carve out sacred moments to pause and find stillness for ourselves.

I feel blessed to create and hold these spaces and I do so with love and honouring of the women before and the women to come.

I hope to welcome you into the sacred space soon.

Blessed Be.