Guiding women into wild nature with the intention to gently ask: Who are you, when you begin to see how much of your doing is not being? I invite woman to stop performing and start embodying presence. We drop the masks and open our hearts in the safe environment of sisterhood. Join us and become receptive again, to the quiet wisdom of the earth, of Gaia. Through her messages, we remember who we are beneath it all.
The journey to Norway contains a challenging 9-hour mountain hike. Not just for the summit, but for what rises along the way. Emotions, resistance, insight. This is for the woman who seek depth, silence, and the kind of truth that only the land can show you.
This is a journey in Italy, containing a light 4-hour walk in which you are invited to soften the lens through which you’ve been looking at life. To shift your view and broaden your perspective. Not by changing who you are, but by seeing more clearly.
In our journey to Greece, it is all about doing less, and being more. Most women don’t know what true relaxation feels like. In the hugging warmth of Greece, by the sea, you are invited to return to what is real beneath the tension.
When we perform, we stay in our heads. And from that place we are monitoring, adjusting, pleasing. We offer versions of ourselves we think will be accepted. We smile before we feel joy. We say yes before checking in. We give touch, words and presence from habit or fear.
Embodiment is different. It starts in the body. You speak slower. Your voice drops. Your no becomes clear. Your yes becomes sacred. You don’t just seem calm, you are. You’re not trying to be kind, but you feel kindness and embody it.
In embodiment, you are at home and everything you offer comes from unconditional love. In performance, you’re acting. It doesn’t come from truth. That’s why performance leaves us tired. And embodiment restores us.