Living Altar
Guidance
The land is alive
an altar to the unseen.
By actively and intentionally engaging with the land, you create a living altar focusing on the power of the present moment. Offering you unimaginable abilities to transform yourself and all your community. Each plant, fungi, animal, insect, and arachnid that calls the land you live on home is a partner on your journey. They want to commune with you. I can hear and translate those messages alongside supporting you to hear for yourself.
Land as Altar
These are one-on-one or group sessions depending on your home. I come to you and we walk the land. No need to do anything at all before hand. The way you typically keep the land is the best way for us to interact with the energies. This is possible for “owned” or “rented” and whether or not there is an actual outside space, as in a balcony, or perhaps a window looking outside.
Sessions last between 60-90 minutes
ecological reciprocity
Nature shows us that beings all participate in ecological reciprocity. Nodes in the web of life resourcing each other in different yet equally crucial ways.
Violets specialize in resourcing food and larval shelter to butterflies, bees, and ants.
Elderberry are naturally resource a wider variety of creatures because they produce berries and are bigger. Their reach includes both food and shelter for the butterflies, bees, and ants and reaches out to myriad variety of birds, and furry friends with four legs like rabbits, squirrels, foxes, woodchucks. In the areas where they roam, elderberry is also a favorite of bears.
Oak is said to be able to resource up to 2,300 different species with all the creations they naturally produce or procure; insect, arachnid, bird, animal, fungi, and human creatures all benefit from food, water, shelter, and friendship from the mighty oak.
Each plant is vitally important to their ecosystem, and yet each is able to resource in different ways. And so I offer humans the same ability. To see who and how they are currently resourcing in their life and to pick the plant that resonates the most in the heart.