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Your body is a deep vessel of inner wisdom.

For those ready to move beyond thinking about healing and start experiencing it, in the body, in community, and in rhythm with the Earth. Come join the MOVEMENT!

This is a community for those who have sensed there is more—more to feel, more to reclaim, more to remember. We believe healing isn't about fixing what’s broken—it’s about coming home to what has always been true within you.

Join us for movement sessions, breathwork ceremonies, earth-based rituals, and immersive community gatherings designed to awaken the vitality, clarity, and connection already living inside you.

✨ Somatic processing – to gently unwind the blocks and stories the body carries
✨ Earth-based practices – returning to the land as mirror, teacher, and medicine
✨ Liberation work – acknowledging and dismantling systems of oppression within and around us
✨ Community healing – because transformation is never meant to happen in isolation

All bodies, all backgrounds, and all identities are welcome.
No previous experience is necessary—just an open heart and a willingness to begin.

Come breathe, move, and remember with us.

Upcoming events

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  • Silent Retreat

    Silent Retreat

    Location not specified yet

    Must register on website!

    This retreat is an opening into silence—not as emptiness, but as a presence that restores, softens, and renews. Together, we will share in the sacredness of quiet, listening for what emerges when words fall away and our bodies can rest into the deeper rhythms of being.
    Nestled within 27 acres of open land and forest, this retreat offers ample space to wander, breathe, and reconnect with the natural world.

    #### Why Silence?

    Silence is a teacher. It allows the nervous system to reset, the heart to attune, and the body to remember its natural pace. In shared stillness, we feel the beauty of being together without performance or pretense—a collective energy that uplifts even in its quiet.

    #### What the Retreat Offers:

    • Hot tub and sauna for warmth and renewal
    • Sound Bath to deepen rest and resonance
    • We’ll walk a labyrinth together
    • Guided meditation
    • Quiet studio space with cozy nooks for reading, journaling and creative expression
    • Individual sleeping pods for private, restful nights
    • Nourishing meals: self‑serve breakfast, hearty late lunch, and dinner provided
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  • A Prayer for Indigenous People’s Month - Community Discussion and Breathwork

    A Prayer for Indigenous People’s Month - Community Discussion and Breathwork

    Location not specified yet

    Must register on website

    A Prayer for Indigenous People’s Month - A CO-ED Community Discussion and Breathwork Ceremony

    🪶 5:15 PM – Optional Hapé
    🌿 6:00–9:00 PM – Teaching, Somatic Contemplation, Community Discussion & Live Music Breathwork
    🥗 Salad Potluck to follow

    Our local community is largely white, and it's possible to move through our daily lives without ever pausing to consider whose land we inhabit or whose wisdom has been preserved through tremendous resilience and sacrifice. This evening is an invitation to do just that.
    Together, we'll explore what it means to honor Indigenous wisdom with humility, gratitude, and respect. We'll sit in curiosity rather than certainty, asking how we can cultivate appreciation without appropriation, deepen our relationship with the land, and become more thoughtful stewards of the healing traditions that have influenced so much of our work.

    Through teaching, somatic contemplation, and authentic community, we'll consider how reverence can become a lived practice rather than simply an idea.
    After a brief discussion, we’ll move into a live-music breathwork ceremony, creating space to embody our prayers through breath, presence, and deep listening. Following the ceremony, you're invited to stay for a simple salad potluck and community connection.
    May this evening deepen our appreciation for the wisdom that has been so generously preserved, inspire us to walk with greater humility and respect. May it remind us that healing is something we cultivate together.

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Leah Grace