Mystic Temple

08/21/2025

✨ This isn’t just a sound bath. It’s a return to the waters — a spiritual bathing ritual where sound, ceremony, and healing merge. Guided by Master Healers, you’ll float, release, and renew in crystalline waters infused with sacred sound.

Friends & Family Special
Save $33 with code: FAMILYPOOL

Sunday, August 24 | 3–5 PM
Private pool sanctuary (Camas, WA)

Space is limited — let the waters hold you. 💦

08/21/2025

08/16/2025

Find the peace you’ve been chasing.

POOL SOUND BATH

Sunday, August 24th, 2025 | 3:00–5:00 PM

Float in warm, crystal-charged water.
Zero gravity hammocks cradle your body.
Bowls played inside the pool send waves of sound through every cell.

Ancient ceremony and gentle energy work bring you back to yourself.

Leave softer.
Lighter.
PEACEFUL

08/12/2025

07/16/2025

Thank you for sharing your wise words like salve on a wound of the heart and soul. 🙏🏼💖

In Lakota tradition, mourning is not just a time of sorrow—it is a sacred journey.

When we lose someone, we don’t see it as the end. Death is a changing of energy. Our spirit returns to wičháȟpi—the stars—joining our ancestors who guide and watch over us. Our body returns to Unčí Maka, Grandmother Earth, where it feeds the soil, the plants, the animals, the mycelium—creating new life, new energy.

We honor this sacred transformation with prayer, with offerings, with song. We don’t rush grief. We sit with it, tend to it like a sacred fire.

We turn to Unčí Maka for comfort. She cradles our sorrow in her soil, steadies our trembling steps, and teaches us that everything in creation is part of the circle. Life, death, rebirth—none of it separate. All of it sacred.

In mourning, we listen. To the wind. To the trees. To the silence between heartbeats. It is there our ancestors speak.

To grieve in the Lakota way is to love deeply, to remember fully, and to walk gently on the Earth—knowing that even in sorrow, we are never alone.

Grief is hard. It catches you, grabs holds on to you, slows you down...... Slowing down isn't always a bad thing. It makes you appreciate the world more, the little things. Time. We never have enough.

Im sitting in my grief today, a little paralyzed. 💜🌿

✍️: Megan Bull Bear
📸: Jesse Yeakle

07/15/2025

07/14/2025

🌿 New eBook: Beyond Ayahuasca by Roman Hanis 🌿

If you caught our recent podcast conversation with Roman Hanis, you already felt the depth of his devotion to Indigenous wisdom, the Amazonian and Andean lineages, and the healing of humanity through ancestral knowledge. 🙏🏽

His book, Beyond Ayahuasca, is not just a transmission—it’s a living prayer. In our interview, Roman spoke about becoming a bridge between worlds, carrying the sacred teachings of the elders with deep reverence and responsibility. Now, that same prayer is being grounded into action with the Yahua Ancestral School and efforts to protect the rainforest.

🌱 Every eBook supports this mission. This week only, you can download it for just $2.99—with proceeds going directly to preserving Indigenous culture and land.

Let’s walk beside this vision together. Tap the link in bio to support and read.

🎧 And if you haven’t yet, tune into our interview to hear Roman’s powerful story in his own words.

06/19/2025

✨ Our dear friend and powerful breathwork guide, Amanda Joseph, is hosting the Solstice Summit—a beautiful online gathering filled with ceremony, soul connection, and wisdom keepers from many walks of life.

I was honored to be invited, but I’ll be away in sacred work during that time. Still, I highly recommend showing up for this. Summits like this are medicine for the heart—especially in times like these.

Come receive teachings, inspiration, and practices to deepen your connection to self, soul, and community.

🌞 Sign up here: https://www.solsticesummit.co/solstice-summit-summer-2025-connection

04/13/2025

Aging isn’t a crisis — it’s our RITE of passage. We navigate it with GRACE, because Gen X women are breaking lineage patterns — not settling into silence, shame, or suffering like generations before. We’re rewriting the story of menopause, embodiment, and power. - Joanna Wiley ♥️

“I want to tell all women that getting older
is actually about becoming fully embodied.

It’s not about preserving who you were. It
is about owning the ocean of who you ARE.

It’s not about shrinking.

It’s about deepening into the ancient wisdom
of your cells.

Magnetism has never been about age.

It’s been about PRESENCE all along, full and vibrant and whole.”

~ Victoria Erickson, Writer
🎨 Justine G. Cappelli of The Chicken Legged Shop, “Danu”
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04/12/2025

✨ This weekend! ✨
�Come find all 5 of my handcrafted Heart Mountain Organic Whipped Body Butters with Joyelle Petersen’s beautiful booth, alongside her treasures and intuitive readings. 💫

🧴 Pain Potion – comfort + ease�🍄 Amanita – earthy + mystical�🌸 Hormone – balanced + radiant�💙 Blue Lotus Potion – dreamy + heart-opening�🌼 Full Spectrum – grounding + everyday care

Sunday I will bring arnica scrub, Full Spectrum Bath Salts and Full Spectrum/BCP Drops

These are small-batch, moon-made, plant-infused body butters—crafted with love and ancient herbal wisdom.

Linn County Expo, Santiam Building�3700 Knox Butte Rd E, Albany, OR�April 12 & 13 | 10am–5pm

Stop by, sample them, and feel what your body needs 🌿

03/22/2025

🌀🦋Spring Blessings!🎊👑

Gratitude for the real luxuries...

02/20/2025

Be brave! ✨🌹♥️⭐️

How brave you are for slowing down. For not finishing that to-do list. How courageous you are for not crossing that finish line, because your body said “enough.”

How fearless you are for choosing the quiet of your soul over those voices driving you always towards more.
How bold, how rebellious -
you, out there,
honoring your own natural rhythm,
going against the culture’s breakneck speed.

I want to make heroes of those who slow down.
I want to make heroes of those who listen to their bodies, and do not strive for more than what the soul truly needs.
I want to make heroes of those who do not force or push, but surrender to each moment as it opens.
I want to applaud those who may not be driven towards success as we know it, but instead are nurturing something deep and subtle and needed.
I want to celebrate those brave enough to cease all doing, even for a second, and sit with the ache in their hearts. A task many find harder than summiting the highest peak.
I want to make heroes of those who honor their limitations. Who are unable to keep up with the busy-ness of our times, yet show up to each profound, necessary moment.
Truly, it is an act of courage and rebellion to do any such thing,
in a world demanding you resist your own self, your own rhythm, your own soul.
The paradox is that often when we cease our incessant doing, even for a minute, and listen to that quiet voice within, we discover what it is we absolutely must do, and what instead can fall away.
We finally hear the call towards what serves our soul,
and what then will serve the world. Nothing more, nothing less.
A hero is simply someone brave.
So come, be softly brave.
Be a new, quieter kind of hero.
Few may applaud, it’s true, but your soul certainly will.

Author : Leyla Aylin

Artwork: Sarah Treanor