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Join Satya for a New Moon Fire Ceremony in honour of the upcoming Earth Day – dedicated to the healing of Mother Earth, the collective, and our own inner landscape.
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Following the nine nights of Navratri, the tenth day is known as Dussehra (aka: Vijayadashami), and it celebrates the victory of the Goddess – the triumph of wisdom over illusion, love and courage over fear, and light over darkness. And ultimately – unity over separation.
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At the convergence of the Equinox, New Moon, and Navratri, we gather at a sacred threshold – together in fire ceremony to honour the creative power of the Goddess through Kamakhya Devi.
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As we move toward the stillness of winter, we gather on the final full moon of the year – a threshold that is both a clearing and a blessing – a way to enter the season with more truth, clarity, presence, and devotion.
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As we move toward the stillness of winter, we gather on the final full moon of the year – a threshold that is both a clearing and a blessing – a way to enter the season with more truth, clarity, presence, and devotion.
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During Diwali, we gather to awaken the inner light that dispels fear, doubt, despair, and separation – restoring hope, love, faith, and unity.
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During Diwali, we gather to awaken the inner light that dispels fear, doubt, despair, and separation – restoring hope, love, faith, and unity.
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Join Satya of Vedic Priestess Temple for a weekend yoga retreat devoted to the yogic deity, Ardhanarishvara – the divine union of Shiva and Shakti, masculine and feminine, consciousness and creation. We will explore the sacred balance that sustains the cosmos and lives within us all – the living dance of Purusha and Prakriti – the still witness and the creative flow.
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In the rush of modern life, we rarely make time to tend to our roots. But this is the kind of tending that can support meaningful and transformative shifts in ourselves, our families, and our lineages – including the repatterining of long-standing trauma.
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In the rush of modern life, we rarely make time to tend to our roots. But this is the kind of tending that can support meaningful and transformative shifts in ourselves, our families, and our lineages – including the repatterining of long-standing trauma.
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