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Join us for a heart-opening morning of connection, intention, and deep relaxation. Sarah Raposa will guide us through a sacred cacao ceremony, sipping this ancient plant medicine to awaken the heart, expand awareness, and invite a sense of grounding and presence. Guided intention setting and gentle meditation will help you drop into stillness and align with your inner truth.

Following the cacao, immerse yourself in the healing vibrations of a group sound bath with Vanessa Ferragut. Using crystal singing bowls, gongs, chimes, and other therapeutic instruments, the soundscape will guide you into a state of deep rest and energetic release—calming the nervous system, clearing stagnant energy, and nourishing mind, body, and spirit.

Buy tickets at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cacao-ceremony-group-sound-bath-tickets-1683682974099

New Workshop Announcement: Ritual Rage, Renew and Release -

New Workshop Announcement: Ritual Rage, Renew and Release We know the weight of the world feels especially heavy right now. Witnessing suffering, injustice, violence, and the silencing of voices can leave us overwhelmed, exhausted, and afraid. Carrying this collective pain and anger in our bodies without a way to release it is unsustainable.

On this International Day of Friendship I'd like to give a little shout out to my two best furr-friends. Luna & Lucy, also known as the "LuLus" are my sun, moon and stars. I strive to be the goodest human they think I am. Wanting to know what they are thinking is what got me into animal communication. I love them to the moon and back! 💞

People often ask me "What do your dogs do when you're communicating with a client's pet?"

Well, here is a prefect screen shot of my Luna staring at me during a live communication session. She's wondering who I'm talking to and, you guessed it - why my attention isn't solely on her 💞 😂 ❤️

Upcoming Full Moon Sound Baths, Animal Communication Videos and New Services Announced! -

Upcoming Full Moon Sound Baths, Animal Communication Videos and New Services Announced! The name comes from Native American tribes, who noted that sturgeon fish were most readily caught in the Great Lakes and other major bodies of water during this time of year.