Each gathering is a ceremony 

there are ways you can bring your energy with intention

or experience more.

The more you give

The more you get.

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For each gathering we welcome you to

bring a cutting from a plant, bush or tree 6 to 12 inches long.

You will add this to our altar with your blessings. We will compost or burn all the offering plants after.

Please pray before you take the cutting, ask the Plant for permission, explain what the cutting is for, and please be sure you are not damaging something that cannot replenish easily.

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If you have a special stone or crystal you would like to give away for someone else's healing or inspiration, that can also be added.

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There will be a time for healing energy and prayers, so bring your burdens, stress, frustrations, stickiness, hurt, fear and worry, and plan to leave them behind. We will offer a process for you to release the energy that no longer serves you each week.

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Energy healers, shamanic practitioners, prayer practitioners, and others who practice healing arts are welcome to offer silently from their seat during the "healing round."

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Dress as you like, and be comfortable!

Please consider what it means to be respectful of others, and

consider your use of fragrance and scent - as you may be close to others.

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You can show up a little early and help others to find their way; we all appreciate a warm welcoming smile and greeting. There will always be ways to help and get more involved.

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If you have a drum or play any type of portable drum - djembe, hand drum, whatever - please bring it! We have a time at the end as people leave to share our heartbeat in rhythm!

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If it feels right, bring some cash to make a donation to help cover the costs of space, supplies, prep-time, and other expenses.

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Skilled Volunteers we will need over time:

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Welcomers: to purify with smoke or plant brushing

Musician/s: to energize our space as we enter

Chant/Song/Kirtan leaders: to offer a song to share

Stone Keepers: to assist in our weekly healing ceremony

Earth Keepers: to manage the release of plant-based materials after each gathering.

Readers: to share a poem or reading out loud

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