Participate in opportunities to gather in community and explore the space between spiritual practice and activism. Spiritual practice, particularly yoga, can often become self absorbed and activism can, on the other spectrum, exist in a perpetual Sacred activism finds the balance that allows us to be clear about the state of affairs in the world, resource us for overwhelm and discomfort so we can grow as well as step into deep rest and nourishment when we need to so we can show up in the world committed and connected.

Discover a trauma sensitive, social justice focused practice that engages contemplative practice and creative expression with dialogue around sensitive subjects such as race, class, gender and the intersection of systems of oppression and how they create a false hierarchy of identity.

Explore  living and doing the work of ensuring all beings are well and have equity and access to essential resources for thriving, freedom to show up in the body they show up in, safely navigating in their bodies and the ability to live in peace.

Influenced by Jesus, Starhawk, Joanna Macy, Lama Rod Owens, Dorothy Day, Rev angel Kyodo Williams, Thich Nhat Hahn, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, The Dalai Lama, Nadia Bolz Weber, Anabaptist Theology, Zenzu Earthyln Manuel, Rev.Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Angela Davis, Adrianne Maree Brown, and Jardana Peacock.