Protocol for Balancing Care for Self and Care for Others
Happy Imbolc! Today marks the halfway point between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox. On this day, you are invited to turn your thoughts toward spring and ask yourself: What would I like to grow in my garden this year? This inquiry includes the garden outside as well as the garden inside.
Last Sunday, I co-facilitated a Witch’s Hygge: an event where women gather to talk, to craft, and to eat. During the circle, we asked the women to connect with a dream, vision, or intention they wished to explore in the upcoming year. (A very Imbolc-type question) After the responses were shared, I asked the women if they noticed any themes or patterns in the responses. One woman said…
The Shakti in the Mountains’ Cookbook is full of yummy recipes and heart-warming stories.
All proceeds from this cookbook supports a Shakti Scholarship fund, which gives women access to programs and services they might not otherwise afford.
Minimum donation of $25 will grant you access to this beautiful e-book.
A big THANK YOU to Christen Minnick for collecting the recipes and stories and to all the folks who contributed.
Building Community, Changing Lives
Shakti in the Mountains is a community for women (and the men who support them) to cultivate, nurture and celebrate the feminine.
The feminine is the creative energy present in all humans. It is the power that transforms consciousness itself. The feminine is the fuel we use to generate new ideas as well as the energy we use to take care of what we love. Without the feminine, our world would be lifeless and unsustainable.
We are dedicated to elevating the feminine: to providing opportunities for folks to recognize this innate power and to use it to create health, vitality and joy.
— COVID-19 STATEMENT —
Shakti in the Mountains has a mask optional policy. This means, unless otherwise stated, each person who enters the building may choose to wear a face mask. Each facilitator may decide what their mask-wearing policy is for their particular event/workshop. If someone is feeling unwell or knows they are sick, then they are asked to stay at home until they are no longer contagious. If the only way you can attend an event is if a mask policy is in effect, or if you have any questions or concerns please contact Kim Bushore-Maki.
— NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY —
Shakti in the Mountains celebrates diversity and works to create an inclusive environment where everyone feels respected and safe. We do not discriminate based on a person's color, race, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, ethnicity, religion (creed), ability, age, marital status, citizenship, or nationality. We invite everyone, who participates in our community, to help us create a welcoming environment which promotes healing, encourages kindness, and fosters respect.
