Spiritweavers

Paulina is an emerging multidisciplinary artist currently engaged in various earthen building and artistry projects. Her soul has been forever tethered to the arts, finding expression through an array of mediums; ceramic, collage, watercolor, mixed media, upcycling, textile, embroidery, dance, amongst other endeavors. Over the last five years, she has engaged in self-directed learning internationally, benefiting from the expertise of some of the most skilled practitioners, including craftspeople and masons, in the field. When Paulina engages with the earth, she is immersed in a deep meditative journey - to her, this interaction is a fusion of play, labor, and therapeutic exploration. Through her use of reclaimed materials, Paulina echoes a powerful ecological sentiment, advocating for reduced consumption and a deeper, more considerate bond with the environment. She...

Rasia is a Wayshower™ who journeys alongside your expansion process into increased self-awareness, releasing generational trauma and activating your highest expression in this lifetime. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, the youngest of three children, Rasia was raised by her father, who was a man of many modalities - an activist, acupuncturist, reiki master, and astrologer. Early on, she knew that spiritual work was a part of her path. Rasia has served her community since 2003 through many modalities that stem from holistic and spiritual offerings. She's a mother to six beautiful children. Her pursuits in formal education led her to attain a masters degree in mental health counseling. Mystical Healing Guide captures her personal journey to create and deliver her soul's mission from a place of fire, raw...

  Renée Camila (she/ella) is a bilingual community herbalist, traditional birthworker, folk educator, and mother. As the daughter of Nicaraguan immigrants, her practice La Yerba Buena Herbs draws from her Spanish and Indigenous (Chorotega) ancestry. She is dedicated to the empowerment and healing offered by traditional medicines rooted in a decolonial lens. As a traditional healing practitioner, she recognizes the interconnectivity between the health of the individual, the health of our communities, and the health of the Earth. She understands the birth ceremony as a reflection of these relations and sees traditional birthwork as a radical tool for ancestral healing with the potential to cultivate resilience in our fight against systemic oppression. She is one of the hosts of the Indigenous-centered radio show and podcast The Herbal...

I believe life is a brief and beautiful journey, meant for endless exploration. Thus, I've lived a varied life in many parts of the world. Wearing various hats—Waldorf unschooling mama, joyous partner, multi-disciplinary artist, writer, entrepreneur, and reiki-infused rebirthing breathwork facilitator—I continue to navigate diverse avenues for self-expression. In my offerings, I emphasize earth-based mindfulness, creating a space for individuals to connect with Divine and Earth energies. This fosters heart-centeredness as the source of personal empowerment. My enthusiasm is fueled by a genuine love for the human experience and a profound passion for continually uncovering our interconnectedness and inner nourishment. I firmly believe that peace starts within ourselves when we simply open up to being in awe of being alive and align our values with our daily...

Rhoda is a trained Conscious Counselor, Cathartic Breathwork Facilitator and Reiki Practitioner. Since 2002, she has been exploring various methods of healing and self mastery. While living in Australia, she discovered a very potent method of healing: Rebirthing Breathwork. During her training, Rhoda intuitively used her hands during healing sessions and it all came together perfectly when she later became Reiki attuned at Spirit Weavers Gathering. Rhoda aims to hold space for each individual to connect and align to Divine and Earth energies, arising in heart centered beingness and a guiding source of power in one’s Life. Rhoda is also an artist and maker of handmade and eco-friendly creations with the messages of Unity Consciousness and the importance of Profound Personal Responsibility which can be found online...

Cordage is ancient and foundational. In our modern world it is hiding all around us- in the clothing that we wear and all of the activities that would not be possible without a simple length of cord. Having worked with textiles for decades, I was flabbergasted when I first learned that beautiful thread could be made with no tools other than our own hands. My exploration of cordage began with learning to twist wild harvested plants. Curious, I applied the process to the abundance of materials in my studio and life. I had held onto my great grandmother’s threadbare handkerchief for decades- precious but altogether unusable. As cordage it became a strong, loving reminder of her- a necklace that I could wear and a process that...

Hi, I'm Sara. For the last twenty years I’ve studied the art and science of healing through exploring Eastern philosophical and Western clinical health sciences, Amazonian plant medicines and other traditional healing methods. Before my Nursing career, I held various positions in the international public health sector where I created and managed reproductive health and nutritional rehabilitation programs in Malawi, Burkina Faso, Sierra Leone and Honduras. I now work as an Integrative Nurse and Women's Health and Hormone Coach, as a certified DUTCH Hormone practitioner and Root Cause Protocol certified functional nutrition and mineral balancing coach. I will be offering women's medicine sessions to empower, educate, and support those proactively preparing their body for pregnancy, struggling with fertility, or looking to rebalance themselves postpartum; women experiencing painful...

  Sienna (she/her) is a potter, cook, gardener, plant-lover, mystic, and all-around craftswoman. Raised in the Sacramento Valley on a family farm, she grew up crawling through the spring weeds, eating warm summer peaches, and working in the orchards and dehydrators during harvest time. She started her first garden around age 12, and began studying ceramics in 1999. After a stint in culinary school and working in professional kitchens, she interned at a farm to learn organic gardening and sustainable living in 2003. She now has more than 20 years of experience in canning and preserving food, with thousands of jars sealed, opened, and enjoyed. She continues to develop her own recipes, and tends a perfectly-sized kitchen garden and maturing food forest at her home by the...

  I’ve been on a self-reflective path and healing my ancestral lineage for the last 28 years. I began my studies within the yoga path and started teaching 25 years ago. I added coaching as a part of my work and moved into ceremonial studies thereafter. I have been teaching and guiding other humans on their self-reflective path for 25 years, and have specialized in areas that empower women during significant life transitions for the past 10. I’ve taught several retreats for mostly women diving into life transitions and how to navigate them successfully and truthfully. My most beloved course, Sacred Communication was created to teach women how to communicate in a way that helps them be seen and heard and therefore honored in all of their...

I am a maker, and a doer, a horsewoman, a rancher, a sister and a daughter. I live my life with as much intention as I can, and follow my heart as much as possible. The only things that get in the way of that sometimes are my head, and society. ​ I have studied horsemanship, yoga, nature connection work, primitive skills, equus/life coaching, permaculture and probably more. I am a studier of life, I like to know how to do things and why we are the way we are. And try to live my own life artfully. ​ I believe we all have very limiting beliefs, and stories of hardship that get in our way of who we truly want to be and that these things limit how...