Synopsis:
September is a time of slowing down, of hollowing out, of deepening. Join us for a sacred women’s immersion to rejuvenate, return, and reinspire.
Description:
Hollow Bones is a women’s immersion to reset after a long summer season. September offers us an opportunity to reset and establish rituals and practices to carry us into the coming seasons. We will spend the weekend in ceremony exploring earth ritual, feminine practices, and sisterhood connection. We will welcome ourselves into hollowing out, opening into a deeper remembrance and embodiment of our true nature.
Target audience:
Women to come together to connect with each other, the earth, plants, and soul.
Number of participants: Minimum 8, maximum 15
Schedule:
Thursday, September 26th:
- 4:30 pm to 5pm - Arrival and settle in
- 6pm - Opening Circle/Ceremony
- 7pm - Dinner
- 8pm - Free time before bed
Friday September 27th + Saturday September 28th:
- 7am - Tea Ceremony
- 9am - Breakfast
- 10:30am - Morning Session
- 12:30pm - Lunch
- 2pm - Afternoon Session
- 4pm- Free time
- 5:30pm - Dinner
- 7:30pm - Evening Session
- 9:00pm - Free time before bed
Sunday, September 29th:
- 7am - Tea Ceremony
- 9am - Breakfast and Closing Circle/Ceremony
- 11:00 - Packing Up and Small Lunch
- 12:00 - Goodbyes
*Schedule subject to change depending on the needs/desires of participants.
Biography:
Abi Totty: Matriarch, Grandmother, Medicine Weaver, Homeopath, Mystic & Eternal Student. Originally from the wild Highlands of Scotland, Abi has always lived her life on the wild edges. Since a wee lassie she was drawn to the mystical realms, to ancient places and fairy glens. As a mother of seven she has naturally worked in the realms of birthwork and female health. Her specialty as a Homeopath lies in the hormonal harmony, mentoring women through the stages and initiations that life offers through the blood mysteries. She has lived a rich and colorful life, She lived off grid in a yurt and trucks upon the ancient roads of the UK. She dancing to the beat of her wild hearted gypsy drum. Bone deep reverence for this life, thrumming with so much love, beauty and potential is her devotion. Helping others find their path to radiant health and abundance, her life work. Abi lives on Prince Edward Island with her beloved man and their 3 children.
Emily: Emily is a devoted student, and humble apprentice to the beauty, medicine and poetry of this sacred Earth. The profound connection Emily feels with nature was instilled from a young age while growing up on a small farm in rural Prince Edward Island (Epekwitk). This relationship naturally drew Emily to study Herbal Medicine and Cha Dao “The Way of Tea.” The practice of Cha Dao is an elemental dance between the sacred and the mundane. It’s a devotional practice that beautifully blurs the lines between what is ceremony, and what is not ceremony. Tea (Camellia sinensis) is a graceful, compassionate and strong (yet subtle) plant teacher that when approached with humility, respect, and honor can guide us deeper into true alignment, with ourselves and nature. Even after 5 years of committed daily practice, Emily is still in awe at how this beautiful practice continues to weave transformational changes into her everyday life.
Katlin: A devotee of the sacred, of the living cycles of life, a student of the beauty path. Katlin finds her joy in holding space for humans to find their own relationship to these fundamentals through ceremony, ritual, and connective experiences. Her work revolves around aligning to the cycles of the earth and cosmos- bridging relationships to these ancient ways of life and knowing. Katlin has been sharing the medicine of Cacao through ceremony and within her cacao creations business Nurturing Essence for the last 9 years. The path of cacao is a heart path, Katlin facilitates ceremonial experiences with this medicine to assist others in accessing deeper layers of self and soul. Her other passions lie in weaving sonic soundscapes through the art of DJing to create ecstatic dance experiences, allowing for movement through dance and expression to be a connection to the divine. A lover of the elementals, of poetry and music, Katlin weaves these threads into her everyday life as she commits to living life as ceremony.
