Healing circle

A few weeks ago, I took part in my first-ever healing circle. And I, possibly like you, had no idea what it was going to entail after only finding out about it on Instagram. SoulPick, a beautiful curation of soulfulness, female empowerment and community, is an account run by Brooklyn-based Nilly. She organized a healing circle in her city and invited women from around the country to do the same in their communities. So we did. Photo: @soulpick via Instagram From my research, a healing circle…

The ancient practice of sitting in circle. The circle is the primordial shape that embraces all, spiralling into the infinite. There is no beginning and no end. We sit in circle as a practice of remembrance that we are never alone on this human journey. We offer our raw experience, our vulnerability, through opening ou

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2. Ego cannot be the driver: If you enter a sacred circle of women and the facilitator screams of ego, consistently wants to speak loudly on the platform they

I can’t remember where I saw this idea (probably Pinterest where all good ideas come from) but when I read about it I was instantly captivated. What a marvellous idea! Women of all shapes, si…

This guide shows you how to plan a women's circle for women to explore their passions, share their stories, and collectively create change.

Many powerful women are hearing the call to guide and create these sacred containers for women to gather, and here at GoddessCeremony, we've been honored to guide and certify over 100 Sacred Women's Circle Creatrixes.

Tahiti Kulia is an intuitive facilitator, visionary, ceremonialist, energy practitioner, and multidisciplinary creative. My work explores breathwork, cacao ceremony, Human Design, somatics, and energetics. Join me for virtual and in-person events on the Island of Hawai‘i.