Spaciously held offerings for inner work that center the primordial feminine, archetypal patterns, frame drumming, communal song writing, migration, portals for personal writing, earth and moon cycles and sound healing.

Womb wisdom circles by wood burning fire - held monthly near the new moon. Spacious movement connecting to our womanhood/personhood/goddess/priestess wisdom and creative knowing. Communal altar making, wood burning fire, beeswax candles, hand hammered bowls are placed on or near the body to support each person’s divine connection to our own primordial wisdom and divination.

Making our medicine - creating herbal remedies in community.

Women’s writing retreat - for journal writing, fiction, memoir, songwriting and poetry. Time in nature followed by a spacious movement practice by wood burning fire. Writing portals, oracle decks, quiet nooks, acres of woods, the river, a social space and an optional sharing circle later in the day. Homemade food, snacks, and endless coffee and tea.

In depth 200 hour yoga teacher trainings - centering the earth, the feminine and personal exploration. Held on sacred land in the rocky river reservation.

Personal healing sessions - reiki and sound healing with Tibetan singing bowls. trained by the Maayaa International Healing School. The bowls are placed on and or close to the body. Each bowl is hand hammered by a family in Tibet that who’s knowledge has been passed down through multiple generations.

Kimberly Rue Payne is a writer and yoga teacher living in Cleveland, Ohio on a nature reservation. She has a degree in Psychology from Kent State University and was published in The Psychological Record in the field of Psychoneuroimmunology. She has been teaching yoga since 2003 and her work centers our connection to earth, the primordial feminine and bird conservation. She loves open water swimming, watching the migration of birds and working alongside her two Siamese cats. Her poetry is forthcoming in the spring 2027 issue of the Skipjack Review literary journal in print and in an online anthology.