Vision & Nourish Gathering - Saturday, March 21st | 10:30–1:00PM
Ostara is a seasonal moment that arrives around the Spring Equinox. It marks the quiet shift from winter into movement, when things begin to wake up and what has been resting starts to feel possible again. It is a time traditionally associated with renewal, growth, and gentle beginnings.
This half-day retreat is a calm, guided space to check in with yourself at the start of spring. Instead of setting rigid goals or pushing for change, we will work with a simple, science-backed visual practice to explore how you want your life to feel as the season unfolds.
You will be guided to create a short personal “mind movie” or moving vision board that reflects the energy, pace, and qualities you want to carry into the coming months. This is not about manifesting more or forcing outcomes. It is about helping your nervous system settle around what actually matters to you right now, so clarity and motivation can arise more naturally.
After the visioning practice, we will slow things down and integrate over a thoughtfully prepared seasonal lunch. The meal will be warming, nourishing, and grounding, supporting digestion, vitality, and an easy transition into spring.
You will leave feeling clearer, more settled, and supported, with a visual anchor you can return to daily, or simply when life feels busy or overwhelming.
What to bring:
Please bring a laptop and have a Canva account, free or pro, for the ‘mind movie’ portion of the workshop. No technical skills are needed. Everything will be guided step by step.
This retreat is for you if you started the year with intentions and now feel a little disconnected from them. If motivation has been inconsistent, if goals quietly fell away, or if you are craving clarity without pressure, this space offers a gentle and supportive reset. This is not about starting over or doing more. It is about realigning with what matters now and moving forward in a way that feels grounded and sustainable.
A small, cozy workshop on learning to read your body’s signals
There’s a lot of talk about intuition.
Very little about how it actually shows up in real bodies, in real life.
This workshop isn’t about being psychic.
It’s not about performing, proving, or getting it right.
It’s about learning how your body already communicates yes, no, and maybe, and how to listen again.
Most of us didn’t stop being intuitive.
We just learned to override what our body was telling us.
This is a chance to gently reconnect with that signal system without pressure, without intensity, and without having to believe anything in particular.
We’ll be gathering on the Beltane Full Moon, traditionally associated with embodiment, connection, and coming back into relationship with yourself.
Think grounded magic. Cozy curiosity. Nothing dramatic.
If that sounds like something you’d enjoy, you’re very welcome.
Over 2 hours, in a small in-home group, we’ll explore practices that help you:
Notice how intuition shows up for you through sensations, movement, images, and feelings
Learn your body’s version of yes and no
Use simple tools like pendulums and dowsing rods as mirrors, not authority figures
Build confidence through low-pressure, surprisingly successful partner exercises
Leave feeling more grounded, not spaced out
Accuracy matters less than awareness.
This is about learning the language, not getting everything right.
You’re intuitive but don’t always trust yourself
You tend to overthink and second-guess your body’s signals
You want something grounded, not woo-heavy or performative
You’re curious, maybe a little skeptical, and still open
You’d like to feel more at home in your body
You do not need to be spiritual, psychic, or confident.
Honestly, being unsure is kind of perfect for this.
When: Beltane Full Moon, May 2nd, 2026
Where: Small in-home setting (details shared after booking)
Length: 2 hours
What to bring: Comfortable clothes and curiosity
Tea will be provided, and you’ll go home with your own crystal pendulum.
I created this workshop because I wanted something like this myself.
Something that says:
“You’re not broken.
You’re not blocked.
You just haven’t been taught how to listen to your body yet.”
If this feels supportive, you’re very welcome to join us!
