What Samhain and Día de los Muertos mean, seven simple ancestor rituals to try at home, and where to mark the season in Vancouver from October 30 to November 2, 2026.
Lughnasadh, also known as Lammas (“Loaf Mass”), is the traditional Celtic festival marking the first harvest of the year. Here’s a little more about it and some ideas on how you can celebrate this season of abundance and all your hard work!
We tend to look at our modern day persistent anxieties as entirely our own, but true empowerment begins when we look backward into our lineages. By turning to face our ancestors and pairing shamanic techniques with somatic practices, we can learn to identify and transform inherited burdens into vital medicine.
Light Language is an ancient sacred tradition rooted in Mayan and Aztec lineage teachings that works through Sacred Geometry, Colour, frequency, and the intelligence of the lightbody itself. In this article we explore how this lineage-based modality supports healing, nervous system resonance, embodiment, intuition, and energetic transformation in ways that feel both ancient and deeply innovative for the times we are living in.
There is a kind of knowing that lives in the body before it is ever named by the mind. It is the feeling of stepping onto land that carries the memory of thousands of years of human prayer, ceremony, and relationship, and sensing, somewhere deep in the bones, that something
What permaculture, somatic healing, and sound therapy teach us about restoring balance in both our ecosystems and ourselves.
By Starr Muranko, Children of the 7 Rays One of the questions I often get asked within conversations about entering a ceremony or exploring Indigenous and Andean wisdom is: What does “protocol” truly mean? In many Indigenous cultures across the world, protocol is an essential part of how sacred knowledge,
By Angela Prider Autumn is the season of truth-telling, where the earth teaches us how to take stock and let go with love. It’s the time where Nature reveals the same lesson over and over as the tree is stripped bare, the fields rest, and the forest floor turns endings
The earth moves in cycles, and Andean wisdom teaches us how to listen, offering rituals and practices that bring us into sacred relationship with ourselves, our communities, and the natural world. By honoring the moon’s phases, the changing seasons, and the Equinoxes and Solstices as sacred markers throughout the year,
The plant medicine retreats in BC we recommend.
Seed cycling is an incredibly empowering and effective practice for balancing horming, and promoting fertility. Here’s how to begin seed cycling.
There are a lot of viruses floating around these days. These three herbal antivirals can be your first line of defence + prevention.
What Samhain and Día de los Muertos mean, seven simple ancestor rituals to try at home, and where to mark the season in Vancouver from October 30 to November 2, 2026.
Lughnasadh, also known as Lammas (“Loaf Mass”), is the traditional Celtic festival marking the first harvest of the year. Here’s a little more about it and some ideas on how you can celebrate this season of abundance and all your hard work!
We tend to look at our modern day persistent anxieties as entirely our own, but true empowerment begins when we look backward into our lineages. By turning to face our ancestors and pairing shamanic techniques with somatic practices, we can learn to identify and transform inherited burdens into vital medicine.
Light Language is an ancient sacred tradition rooted in Mayan and Aztec lineage teachings that works through Sacred Geometry, Colour, frequency, and the intelligence of the lightbody itself. In this article we explore how this lineage-based modality supports healing, nervous system resonance, embodiment, intuition, and energetic transformation in ways that feel both ancient and deeply innovative for the times we are living in.
There is a kind of knowing that lives in the body before it is ever named by the mind. It is the feeling of stepping onto land that carries the memory of thousands of years of human prayer, ceremony, and relationship, and sensing, somewhere deep in the bones, that something
What permaculture, somatic healing, and sound therapy teach us about restoring balance in both our ecosystems and ourselves.
By Starr Muranko, Children of the 7 Rays One of the questions I often get asked within conversations about entering a ceremony or exploring Indigenous and Andean wisdom is: What does “protocol” truly mean? In many Indigenous cultures across the world, protocol is an essential part of how sacred knowledge,
By Angela Prider Autumn is the season of truth-telling, where the earth teaches us how to take stock and let go with love. It’s the time where Nature reveals the same lesson over and over as the tree is stripped bare, the fields rest, and the forest floor turns endings
The earth moves in cycles, and Andean wisdom teaches us how to listen, offering rituals and practices that bring us into sacred relationship with ourselves, our communities, and the natural world. By honoring the moon’s phases, the changing seasons, and the Equinoxes and Solstices as sacred markers throughout the year,
The plant medicine retreats in BC we recommend.
Seed cycling is an incredibly empowering and effective practice for balancing horming, and promoting fertility. Here’s how to begin seed cycling.
There are a lot of viruses floating around these days. These three herbal antivirals can be your first line of defence + prevention.
