A few times a season I open a room — for conversation, kriya, and quiet ceremony — for women who want substance and a closer kind of attention. These are not classes. They are gatherings.
Request an invitationSmaller, slower, kept intentional.
Substance, not surface
No icebreakers, no performance. Conversation arrives slower and stays longer — the room earns its quiet.
A small room
Twelve seats at most, often fewer. Everyone heard. No one watching from a distance.
Held by one person
I host every gathering myself. The room is curated, the rhythm is set, and the work is the same care as a private reading.
A measured arc, never rushed.
A measured arrival
Tea, slow light, and one shared question to land us in the room.
A short kriya
Twenty to thirty minutes of breath and movement — letting the body soften before words.
Conversation in circle
We sit in a real circle. Speak only when something true is ready; listen the rest.
A quiet closing
A short mantra, a final thought, and dinner or tea for those who can stay.
From a single evening to a weekend.
Circle
An evening of conversation and kriya — three hours, twelve people, one shared question. The most intimate format and the easiest first step.
Workshop
A half-day held around one specific theme — a transit, a chart pattern, or a kriya arc. Smaller than a Circle, with deeper teaching woven in.
Retreat
A weekend held off-site — practice, reading, time outdoors, a few quiet meals. One or two a year, never the same place twice.
What is asked of you.
Arrive twenty minutes early. The room takes time to settle into.
Phones rest in a basket by the door.
The work is to be present. Everything else can wait.
Write a short note.
Tell me what brings you, and what kind of gathering would fit. I'll respond within a few days with current dates or the next opening.
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