Inner Territory Journey: Root Chakra
This Journey takes us back to the moment a limiting belief first took root. We don’t rush it or override it. We witness the origin story with steadiness, noticing what was formed in response to fear, survival, or misunderstanding. A guide steps in, not to rescue, but to interrupt the old script and shift the trajectory. We stay long enough to feel the belief loosen, to watch the limits begin to melt off the body and psyche. This is reclamation through witnessing. This is manifestation through unbinding.
Writing Prompts: Final Shed of the Year of the Wood Snake
Final Shed is a ritual writing circle held at the edge of a cycle, where we gather inside serpent medicine to name what is ending and consciously release it. Together we write into the cords that still bind us to dying systems, inherited patterns, and the exiles or shadows that surfaced over the year, allowing grief and truth to move without being rushed toward resolution. This class is both communal descent and deliberate severing, a final skin laid down before momentum returns. From that honest ground, we turn toward the Fire Horse and ask what courage, movement, and embodied power we are ready to claim, calling our strength up from the earth and stepping forward changed.
Inner Territory Journey: The Moment You Asked
Following the first of our Four Maplines Journeys, this inner path takes us to the banks of an ancient river and to an archetypal meeting with a central guide. Here we hold the intricacies of our manifestation and the origins of our limiting beliefs.
Inner Territory Journey: The First Mapline
In this Journey we enter the terrain of our first mapline and ask the question - am I asking big enough? We listen for the quietest current of desire and follow it to where our manifestation lives. There we witness its condition with honesty, meeting the old beliefs and protective parts that have kept our longing small. Gently, we begin unpinning what has been lodged in the body and allow this first mapline to breathe again.
Inner Territory Journey: Trickster
This journey moves through the part of the self that disrupts in order to wake things up. Trickster shows up here as clever, subversive, boundary-testing, and deeply necessary. As we follows this energy through the inner territory, it became clear that this isn’t about chaos for its own sake. It’s about thawing what’s been frozen, slipping through thin places, and nudging us into growth we might not have chosen consciously. What gets integrated here doesn’t stay personal. This journey carries collective impact, reminding us that small acts of disruption, humor, and courage ripple outward, loosening stuck systems and opening new pathways.
The Sacredness of Sexuality With Jasmin of Conscious Sexuality
This class is an invitation back into the body as sacred ground. Jasmin leads us through practices that reconnect us to pleasure, self-love, and inner attunement in ways that feel steady and grounded. There is tenderness here. There is power here. We move gently, honoring the vulnerability that sexuality holds, and we remember that intimacy with ourselves is not indulgent—it is foundational. This is reclamation through presence, through sensation, through choosing to meet ourselves without shame.
Soul and Synastry Astrology Workshop with Lauren Wilde
This workshop opens astrology as a living language between soul and relationship. Lauren guides us through synastry in a way that feels both grounded and expansive, helping us see how our closest bonds reflect back pieces of our own becoming. We learn the structure of planetary conversation, and we also touch the mystery of it. There’s study here, yes, but also ritual, craft, and personal insight. This class meets people when they want to understand themselves through the mirror of connection and claim their chart as a tool for sovereignty and self-trust.
Self Intimacy as a Liberation Practice with Jessamyn Turgesen
This class turns inward in a grounded, embodied way. Jessamyn guides us into self-intimacy as a steady, daily practice—nervous system awareness, inner child tending, somatic presence, compassionate curiosity. We move slowly enough to actually feel ourselves again. The deeper thread here is freedom. When we build self-trust and stay in relationship with our own bodies, we move through the world differently. More choice. More clarity. More capacity. Liberation starts in the nervous system and ripples outward.
Sacred Shadow + Tarot with Katie Birch
Learn how to use Tarot to begin excavating your psyche and shadow through this well-studied practice. Using somatic experience and self-attunement, we will read the cues our bodies give us in a way that leaves us feeling empowered and highlights the truth we need to hear over and over again: everything you need is inside you now. You have the medicine you need- Tarot can help illuminate where it's living inside. Bring your journal, a Tarot deck and Katie will be your midwife and guardian of process as we enter the shadow through Tarot.
Unleash Your Human Design with Victoria Richardson
This class opens Human Design as a language for understanding how your energy actually moves. Victoria walks us through Type, Strategy, and Authority in a way that feels grounding and usable, not abstract. We look at the five energetic types, the decision-making centers, and what shifts when you stop forcing yourself into roles that were never yours. It’s a practical doorway into self-trust. If you’ve been feeling friction, confusion, or pressure to perform, this class offers a framework that helps you move in alignment with how you’re wired.
Cord Cutting: Eros
This cord cutting leans into Eros as heat, motion, and aliveness. We warm the body first, move that yellow seed through the inner terrain, and let the cut come from fullness. The front porch of the soul’s home matters here. There’s no urgency or collapse. Just a clear, embodied choice. The burn is steady and clean. Desire does what it knows how to do, loosening attachment without shaming, without shutting down pleasure or agency.
Hunting the Viper King Prompt Class
In this class we sit inside Hunting the Viper King as a living piece of folklore, tracking how desire, inheritance, and devotion shape a life. We move through questions of fate, power, and the cost of wanting something enough to pursue it for years. The story opens a field around myth making, unfinished quests, and the moment knowledge alters the body and the future. Writing here stays close to ambiguity, moral tension, and the pull of stories that refuse clean endings. We write into hunger, into silence, into the places where a tale keeps working on us long after it ends.
Writer’s Soul: Mary Austin’s Wild Voice
This class sits inside Joy Harjo’s way of listening to the world. We move through her poems as landscapes shaped by breath, memory, grief, and belonging, paying attention to how voice carries responsibility to land, ancestors, and spirit. We stay close to the tenderness and ferocity in her writing, the way image and truth travel together without explanation. Writing here feels devotional and grounded, guided by what has been carried forward and what still needs a voice.
Writer’s Soul: Joy Harjo
This class sits inside Joy Harjo’s way of listening to the world. We move through her poems as landscapes shaped by breath, memory, grief, and belonging, paying attention to how voice carries responsibility to land, ancestors, and spirit. We stay close to the tenderness and ferocity in her writing, the way image and truth travel together without explanation. Writing here feels devotional and grounded, guided by what has been carried forward and what still needs a voice.
Writer’s Soul: Octavia Butler, The Oracular Role of Writing Into The Future
Octavia Butler teaches us how to write from inside the future without leaving the present behind. In this class we sit with her life and her work as a living practice of imagination, responsibility, and truth-telling. We pay attention to how she wrote herself into worlds that did not yet exist, how she held fear, power, collapse, and possibility in the same breath, and how her stories continue to speak long after they were written. Writing here becomes a form of listening forward, a way of placing the self inside collective becoming without losing the edges of what is real. This class meets writers who feel the pull to imagine differently and to write in service of what wants to live.
Writer’s Soul: Jeanette Walls
This class studies memoir as a careful, relational practice. We sit with The Glass Castle and pay attention to how Jeanette Walls tells the truth without asking the reader to absorb her pain or make meaning for her. We look closely at restraint, pacing, and choice, how complexity can be placed on the page and trusted to stand on its own. Writing here becomes an act of witness and clarity, allowing sharp edges to exist without explanation. This class meets writers who are ready to tell what happened and trust the intelligence of their voice.
Cord Cutting: The Red Thread
This cord cutting works with the red thread as something inherent rather than something to earn or repair. The journey stays in the body, especially the sacral waters, and moves slowly through sensation, consent, and creative energy. Release here is not about severing connection to desire or instinct, but about loosening what has dulled or quieted the wild knowing we’re born with. The Maiden, Mother, and Crone appear as witnesses and companions, helping restore access to erotic vitality, belonging, and continuity without collapsing into shame or obligation.
Hekate With Amanda Avery
This class brings Hekate forward as a living presence who knows thresholds from the inside. We move with her through crossroads, endings, initiations, and the quiet intelligence that lives in transition. Amanda guides us along red roads that loop and intersect, showing how Hekate holds both direction and uncertainty without forcing resolution. Torches, keys, and liminal spaces appear as tools for staying oriented when life is shifting. This class meets people in moments of in-between, when clarity has not arrived yet and something older, steadier, and watchful is already walking alongside them.
Medusa
This class moves through Medusa as a living archetype shaped by violence, power, and survival. We stay with her story long enough to feel how patriarchy turns harm into myth and how those myths still move through our bodies and choices. Athena, Danaë, Perseus, and Medusa become mirrors for the ways protection, betrayal, inheritance, and awakening play out within us. The class invites responsibility without shame and imagination without bypass, opening space to rewrite what strength, guardianship, and transformation can look like now.