A Red Tent is a gathering rooted in ancient traditions where women came together to rest, reflect, share wisdom, and tend to their bodies and souls through life’s cycles. Historically, Red Tents were places of renewal during menstruation, pregnancy, birth, loss, menopause, and major transitions. Today, they are being lovingly reimagined as inclusive spaces for women of all ages and stages to reconnect with themselves and one another. At its heart, a Red Tent is about slowing

January arrives not with the loudness of a new beginning, but with a whisper. While the world rushes into resolutions, productivity hacks, and “new year, new me,” winter itself offers a different rhythm — slower, deeper, more ancient. Nature is not speeding up right now. Nature is spiraling inward. And in this quieter landscape, we’re invited to do the same. The Spiral: An Ancient Map of Becoming Across cultures, the spiral has been a symbol of spiritual evolution, healing,

As the days grow shorter and the light fades, something ancient within us stirs. The rhythm of the earth whispers an invitation — slow down. Winter is not a mistake in the turning of the seasons. It is the exhale after the long inhale of growth and doing. It is the sacred pause — the fertile stillness where life gathers strength to begin again. Yet, in our modern world, we often resist her wisdom. We fill our days with noise and light, afraid of the quiet. We hustle through

Autumn has always been my favorite time of year. There’s something about the way the light softens, the air cools, and the world exhales after the fullness of summer that speaks directly to my heart. From my office window, I watch the trees outside turn brilliant shades of gold and crimson — a quiet, radiant reminder from Mother Earth that change can be both beautiful and necessary. As the season shifts, I can feel that same invitation moving through my own life — to slow dow

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Step into the enchanting world of the Sacred Shadows  retreat from October 11-13 , set in a mystical house nestled deep within the woods...

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