Community healing

There is nothing which feels more meaningful to us, and the others who make the Paititi Institute home, than living in a sustainable community dedicated to personal transformation and healing of both inner and outer landscapes. Paititi Institute for the Preservation of Ecology and Indigenous Culture was founded in 2010 from a heart centered commitment […]

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…

As people prepare to ring in the new year, many are seeking a more relaxed and mindful way to celebrate. In place of the traditional parties and revelry, group meditations and intention-setting ceremonies are gaining popularity. According to event organizers and wellness experts, there has been a growing interest in alternative New Year's Eve activities that promote inner reflection and self-care. People are looking for ways to set positive intentions for the coming year and connect with…

Join Katherine Skaggs and the Power Path teachers Lena Stevens and Anna Stevens for a Women's Shamanic Healing Retreat in Northern New Mexico.

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PachaMama is a natural sanctuary for the soul; a spiritual community, united in the intention to live a life of reverence, meditation and harmony with nature and the elements. As an eco-village, PachaMama continuously creates projects to increase biodiversity and sustainability and to minimize its carbon footprint.

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