Upcoming Events
Hopi Initiations Wisdom Circle
The Initiations are how to live Hopi. They are about how to live in a whole ecosystem with the Sacred Others. There are 6 Initiations, each with a truth, an illusion, and a challenge. These teachings are spiritual, psychological, and based on a belief system of right relationship. You will learn a lot about yourself and your view of the world. This wisdom circle draws upon the wisdom of the Hopi and Grandmother Medicine Song.
It starts in January on the 1st Sunday (January-December), 1:00 pm –3:00 pm. It is taught in person - Lexington, KY. Open to men and women. Cost - $40 per month. Contact information is below.
Wheel of Protection Wisdom Circle
We will go around the Medicine Wheel, learning from each direction, north, east, south, and west, and their unique protection properties. You will learn how to use this medicine in your personal ceremonies and altar work.
Starts in January on the 2nd Saturday (January-December), 1: 00 pm – 3:00 pm. Hybrid - In person and via Zoom - in Lexington, KY. Open to men and women. Cost - $40 per month. Contact information is below.
Vibratory Centers
The Hopi Elders understand that within each of us are the Vibratory Centers- which echo the sounds of life from the Universe and bring us energy. Through ancient teachings and guided meditation, you will learn about these eight energy centers within yourself; discovering your personal spirit guides for each one. You will learn how to work with vocal toning, crystals, and oils to assist in healing your spirit and the earth.
The Vibratory Centers is a Wisdom Circle that was created by Grandmother Medicine Song (a Hopi Elder and teacher of Hopi Wisdom Teaching) from the teachings passed down to her by her family and teachers. These teachings have often been compared to the chakras system with spirit guides. She granted permission to a select few to teach and share this teaching with the larger Earth community.
Rattle Making Workshop
Rattles have been used in ceremony, performance and personally by Indigenous people across Turtle Island. The sound of the rattle reminds us of the healing power of rain, chaos of the storm, the nurturing and life-giving Nature of Water, and the power contained in each and every one of us. Traditionally, rattles would be filled with rocks, precious stones, seeds and sometimes teeth or small bones to create the sound within. Rattles were often used to pray for and honor the rains for the sound and connection between Earth and Sky. In healing ceremony, elders and medicine people would sometimes opt for the Rattle in place of the drum for gentle healing for women and children.