Spiritweavers

The literature boasts that IUDs are "the safest and most effective form of birth control"; yet, in almost every conversation where the subject is brought up there are stories of other women's negative and often life altering or threatening experiences…. many of them dating back 35+ years. It seems that a large number of people have been affected by these devices in one way or another. Since experiencing a severe health crisis caused by a copper Paragard IUD nine years ago, Tamara has been in contact with hundreds of thousands of other women suffering from similar clusters of problems who are also undergoing the same challenges of figuring out how to detoxify & support our bodies to get back into balance following this poisoning. Due to...

12 January, 2024

  An introduction to traditional Japanese fermentation to experience the simple and fascinating world of fermentation using “Kome Koji” (malted rice). Koji is the essential element of Japanese Cuisine used for making Shoyu, Miso and Mirin. We will share traditional and modern fermentation methods in the kitchen. Amazake, a mixture of Koji, rice and water magically turns in to a sweet creamy porridge in a few hours is packed with nutrients that boosts immunity, promotes healthy digestion and nourishes the body and skin. Amazake can be used as a healthy sweetener for smoothies and sweets. Shio-koji is a flavorful condiment that substitutes salt and broth which brings out the vibrant flavors of any ingredient. Choko & Sonoko will be sharing Introduction to Japanese Fermentation AND Making Shio-koji...

31 December, 2024

  This Friday Night Shabbat Service is an interactive, ritual-based experience rooted in Jewish Tradition. Together we will light candles, bless the challah, and connect with the sacred spirit of Shabbat. The practice of shabbat invites us to slow down, connect with ourselves, our community, the land that holds us, and the divine. This service is open to all people regardless of their spiritual or religious orientation.   Kabbalat Shabbat: Welcoming The Sacred will be held by Gabrielle Cohen McDade.    ...

09 January, 2025

Make a net bag for your water bottle using tools made from oak shoots & redwood. These bags are light and versatile and make it easy to carry your water bottle with you wherever you go. The same knot used can also be applied to larger projects like carrying nets, fishing nets, etc…. Either rent tools or buy them to take home.   Knotted Net Water Bottle Bags will be shared by Tamara Wilder ...

12 January, 2024

Lauhala Kupe’e - Pandanus bracelet weaving3 hours Introduction, prep and weaving bracelet with dried pandanus leaves. 20 students capacity, Materials fee $15   Lauhala Kupe’e - Pandanus bracelet weaving will be taught by Kumu Farrah Mahealani Linder....

08 January, 2023

  Li Laʻi Poʻo and ʻoli - Ti Leaf Head Lei and chant- Learn how to make a Hawaiian Ti leaf Lei to wear in your head for ceremony and for celebrations. Learn the significance of the Ti Plant in Hawaiian culture and the chant to hold the mana (spirit power)that accompanies it.   Lei Laʻi Poʻo and ʻoli - Ti Leaf Head Lei and chant will shared by Kumu Farrah Mahealani Linder...

07 January, 2023

Join me in a heartfelt ceremony. Altars, ancient portals to anchor our prayers/intentions, serve as bridges between us, our council, and our heart’s path. In this ceremony, we will explore the profound art of weaving and tending to an altar—an extension of our very being. Guided by the loving presence of elemental companions, we will delve into the transformative power of intention and embodied presence. The essence and significance of an altar. How to weave an altar as a reflection of your heart. Techniques for establishing and nurturing a connection with your ancestors and inner council. The sacred practice of tending to your altar with reverence. The art of gracefully closing your altar, completing the cycle of intention. Our time together will be a soul-nurturing journey, offering a glimpse into the profound...

02 January, 2025

  Shio-koji is one of the simplest forms of Japanese fermentation using "Kome Koji” (malted rice). Made simply by adding salt and water to Koji. After a few days of fermenting on the kitchen counter, turns in to a flavorful condiment. A natural and nutritious flavor enhancer that can be used as a substitute of salt and broth. Shio-koji brings out the vibrant flavors of any ingredient especially when used for simple cooking with seasonal vegetables. We will share tips for successful preparation and some of our best recipes. You will each make a jar of Shio-koji to take home which will be ready to use in a week. Choko & Sonoko will be sharing Introduction to Japanese Fermentation AND Making Shio-koji...

31 December, 2024

  Mama Metta-Morphosis: Release, Regulate, and Realign In this 3-hour playshop we will begin with somatic practices rooted in energy medicine to release stored, trapped, or repressed emotions and balance the brain’s hemispheres, learning actionable steps to perform these practices with children. Next, I will guide you through a meditative technique to access the Theta brain wave state, allowing us to nurture with intention and reclaim the wisdom of the Mother archetype. This class provides a pathway to stabilize our internal regulation, creating a ripple effect of love that extends to our loved ones and builds a lasting legacy. 1. Self-Regulation-Release Stress and learn Nurting Rituals: In this part of the offering, we will learn: - How to infuse daily acts of playful, hands-on methods with high-vibrational energy to create...

29 December, 2024

Learn essential navigation skills: orienting a map, setting a compass, translating topographical lines to visible landmarks, setting a point, and charting a course. Delve into earth’s dependence on the invisible forces of magnetism—a current that expands from core to beyond the atmosphere. Find north. Identify features of the surrounding landscape. Examine how the compass transformed from a tool of divination to a tool of conquest—and how mindful navigation shifts the human-earth relationship from one of exploitation to one of respectful interaction and reciprocity. While outdoor education has become more accessible to women, most navigation education still centers men—and often conquest. But curiosity and awe can guide us into deeper ecological literacy, allowing us to connect more with our nature kin. And this feels like realigning the compass...

06 January, 2026
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