Embodied Divinity Retreat:

Nature within and without

“The want to know our Divine nature is an innate trait within humanity. Its the Divine expanding to awaken more of itself in all directions. If we are privileged, we are aware of this hunger and have the opportunity to let it lead us into our own regal heart.

We are nature, like a plant, tree, or a sloth, we are human. This knowledge is also a deep return to truth and satiates the human craving for belonging. Our true nature and nature are one song.”

Chesaray

If you feel the call to live from a deeper place — to let the Divine move through your body, your relationships, and your work — this retreat is an offering of space and support for just that.

We will gather in a field of shared presence to remember what is always already here.

This retreat is designed to support you in staying connected to the ground of being while beholding your direct experience.

These sessions are about learning to live from ease and relate from what's most real.

It’s a space where somatic therapists, facilitators, and spiritual seekers can stop “holding it all together” and be held in return.

Retreats weave together trauma-informed somatic practices, gentle devotional movement, embodied inquiry, healing meditations, and calling in support through song.

There’s nothing to fix :). Just a chance to listen deeply and let yourself free.

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At this retreat, we study:

  • A steady connection to your body and Presence, even while being with intense emotional or energetic experiences

  • A more intimate relationship with the Divine moving through you — without needing it to be earned or proven

  • Tools and inner permission to meet trauma with tenderness and build clarity, compassion, and embodied trust

  • A quiet confidence that comes from Source

  • Freedom from trying to fix, manage, or maintain a spiritual image — and the joy of showing up as you are

  • A real sense of integration: not as a future goal, but as something already unfolding in your lived experience

December 13-14

Online on Zoom and held in a small group container

Cost: $200

Saturday 7:30am-930am and 11am-1:30pm Pacific

Sundays 7:30am-930am and 11am-1:30pm Pacific