Spend a weekend with me, in person, in Joshua Tree this fall. One of my most trusted and beloved friends and collaborators, Dana Balicki, and I are convening a special retreat this fall- “Becoming More Ourselves-remembering your vitality in relationships in the era of systems collapse”
There's tiered pricing, deep inner/outer work, organic architecture, gorgeous desert (perfection weather-wise), structured work + spacious, nervous-system-unwinding free time (and a pool/giant jacuzzi), delicious food, the BEST company, and so much more!
We're also holding an info session on 8/4 at 5:30 pm PST on Zoom to connect and answer any questions you may have. RSVP here.
The Akashic Study Hall is a monthly drop in space for current Akashic practitioners to do self-exploration with the Akasha. Each study hall has a central theme, and a series of questions based on the theme for self study.
This space is designed to help practitioners deepen their personal relationships with their practice while meeting in community with other practitioners.
Monthly, date will vary
$5-$15 sliding scale
Class meets- April 9, May 14, June 11
How do we build new futures when the present feels like its imploding around us?
Based on the work of Frances Polak and Elise Boulding, Utopic Imaging is an exercise in visioning. First used in post WWII, as a way to help people build a vision for themselves in post-war Europe, and later as an exercise to help people in the US envision a world without nuclear arms in the 1980s, this exercise draws on our power to dream collectively.
Drop in workshop
Done on zoom
Come prepared to share and listen
*This can be an activating activity. We will let the container hold us through the tough parts, if any.
Class meets- Apr 16, May 21, June 18
Who do you think you are? What happens when we let our identities dissolve? What do we find underneath? In this yearlong journey, we learn how to commit to a devotional Akashic praxis to discover what else is possible for us when we understand our inherent agency at the soul level. In this mentorship, we will make the space to create a habitual, comforting, and supportive relationship with the Akashic records (or beyond!). Let’s explore together what becomes possible for you when you know, beyond a doubt, that there is limitless love and compassion for you, no matter what you do here on Earth. How do your options, decisions, opportunities, and experience living in your human body shift toward creativity and agency when you feel know you truly belong here as you are?
In Level 1 of the Akashic Mentorship, we devoted ourselves to becoming more ourselves—unwinding the layers of colonial conditioning, listening for our deepest desires, and tending to the traumas that shaped our resonance. We cultivated a practice that rooted us in the Records as a mirror for our own becoming.
Level 2 invites us to step into the field of we. In Relational Akasha, we expand our practice beyond the self and into the spaces between us. Together we will learn to offer Akashic readership for others, to approach conflict resolution through the wide, loving perspective of the Records, and to cultivate relationships—romantic, communal, and professional—that are built on resonance rather than performance or fear. This is where the work becomes communal, where our practice begins to shape how we meet, hold, and transform with one another.
What emerges when we explode our one universe and allow multiple universes in? Who and what are you in the pluriverse? Who and what are you outside the colonial nightmare? Who would you be if you did not have to labor to survive? Who would you be if your reality was not constructed around aloneness but around the knowing that you are a vital part of the ecology of life? Living Systems is a year-long voyage into the outer realms, an exploration in what lies outside of the isolation of the colonial reality. This curriculum will map knowledges from multiple domains including decolonial theory, emergence, the Akasha, metaphysics, indigenous psychologies, borderland theory, third space and decolonial feminisms, and posthumanism. We will dive into the work of theorists, metaphysical practice, current resistance movements, all while engaging in praxis, in and between meetings, on our own, and in relationship with each other.