The Feminine and Masculine Way

Our first event is a combination of a traditional sacred circle and micro retreat with the Theme: Dreams to Reality, and if you are anything like me you can’t wait to take your place.

After all, don’t you want to feel great about who you are, what you do, why you do it and the impact your make?

This Feminine and Masculine Way is a little different for all the right reasons.

Women and men come together in ritual and respect to validate, understand, and make sense of their jumbled experiences in every changing landscape. It is followed by micro retreat where we explore, contribute, learn, and practice the finer arts of turning dreams into a reality beyond the limits of our minds.

I believe it is more important than ever to understand our masculine and feminine natures within ourselves and withing each other if we are to fully flourish.

I have seen it many times - the awe, the wonder, the profound insight, the freedom and clarity that comes from witnessing the masculine and feminine nature beyond the separation of labels, identities, habits and conditioning.

In this space, armour drops and our vulnerable, strong human qualities arise, bringing conscious connection to what makes us fully alive and part of the greater collective whole.

Science proves that we have the power to govern how you feel, think and act, so, we have the means to turn our dreams into the reality we want to experience.

It’s crazy to have this ability and not use it.

Each new year, people write a new year’s goals, affirmation, intentions, and declarations, only to find they disappear quickly. Statistically, only 8% follow through on their aspirations.

Why is that? Turning dreams into reality is not a matter for the mind ALONE. This alchemy requires all our intelligence(mind, heart, spirit, body). Come and experience the fine art of turning dreams into reality.

What happens? The circle is powerful. We sit facing each other as equals, looking inward, reflecting our truth and turning collective wisdom into individual knowing.

The busy life is parked outside the circle as we descend into a welcoming presence. We sit together meeting each other, just as we are in the ever-changing moment. Each viewpoint, experience, voice is held with tremendous respect, free of judgment or need to nurture, change or fix. There is no feedback, teaching or advice given in this space; we all meet as equals.

This way of deep listening, and truth-speaking invoke safety and trust within the circle. Each person brings their particular way of being, their unique thread, and when these threads are weaved together, paradigm shifts occur. The circle invokes open-hearted listening, genuine acceptance, real understanding and an awakening to our nature. It’s a place to take risks, be honest, share, learn, grow and contribute. Notice, if you feel a stirring, curiosity or resistance, this is your body calling out “take action.”

A Little more detail. You are welcome to arrive from 1:15pm for a 1:30pm start. We recommend you bring a water bottle. Bolsters are provided, or you can bring your favourite cushion. Parking is restrictive, so please allow adequate time. We aim to be complete by 4pm.

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What they say.

"Safe and nurturing place to discover myself deeper with men which helped me lower the barriers and walls I had towards them" - Bel

"If you long for a place to be real… to speak those hidden thoughts… and be heard, with love without judgement and even without answer. A place to dive and delve into your core… and take the time to see what is there… with truth and honesty… then circle is what you have been searching for… even if you didn’t know you were looking." - Jen

"My understanding of women and the way of the feminine has grown immensely and is still expanding. I am so grateful for all the learnings I have integrated into my life and my relationships because of sitting in a circle with both men and women. Words do not adequately describe my newfound understanding of men and women. I am very grateful." - John