Monthly Women's Circle:

Would you love to be in Sacred space with other sisters? Come to remember the beauty of who you already are and what you already have to offer, just as you are right now. Share your intentions and hold heart space with other sisters walking their journey alongside with encouragement and kindness.

This Women's Sharing Circle creates space to share our hearts in a traditional talking stick Circle.  This Circle is rooted in the belief that we help heal our world when we heal ourselves.  Every circle is different from the last. You will be heard (if you want share your heart) and the singing bowl will always play! (Except for that one time it didn't *shrug*)

What to bring:
- Yourself, just as you are
- A cushion to sit on if you have one.
(several cushions will be available on site)
- A snack or drink if that speaks to you. (not a requirement)

This Circle gathers the last Monday of the month at 7pm. Please message Victoria at victoriawilliamssteen@gmail.com for host location as this varies monthly.

​ (This Circle is open to all those identifying as female)
​There is no charge for this Circle

Dreaming Circle by request:

If there is a request for this Circle to revive over winter time please contact Victoria.

The three agreements of Dream Circle:
“I will keep what you share confidential.”
“I will respect you as the expert of your own dream.”
​“I will not try to fix you.”

Format taught by Toko-Pa Turner
(Author of Belonging, Remembering Ourselves Home and founder of Dream School https://toko-pa.com/) 

There is no charge for this Circle.

Other wonderful Circles in our area:

An Ancient Ceremony 
The work that we do together in the Circle
is an ancient ceremony.

It is an act of remembrance.
We do not come to the circle in order
to take in something new.

We do not come to seek an answer.

We do not come to gain insights about ourselves.

We come instead to invoke the
Presence of the Great Protector,
and to take its Love into the heart
and to know it as the one and only Friend.

There is simplicity to our work. We allow everything to come and we allow everything to return. We make no enemies with the journey nor with
the journeyman. In the circle those who have forgotten remember to
return to the place where they have always remained.

​~Stephen Shwartz