Holistic Wellness
Priestess Temples
The Temple Remembrance
Step into a sacred space of feminine wisdom, embodiment, and remembrance. The Temple Remembrance is a free three-part email journey introducing you to the essence of modern Priestess Temples — where your voice is sacred, your story is honored, and your inner knowing is welcomed home.
Through three emails, each paired with a short video and beautifully crafted guidebook, you’ll explore:
• What a Priestess Temple truly is
• The healing power of being witnessed
• How to awaken your own inner priestess
This is an invitation to slow down, reconnect, and remember the sacredness that already lives within you.
Priestess Temple
Step into sacred space and reconnect with the ancient wisdom of the priestess path. Experience the transformational power of a Priestess Temple gathering — a ceremonial container woven with feminine ritual, archetypal exploration, and deep witnessing. Rooted in the remembrance of cyclical living and embodied presence, these circles offer a space to soften, express, and be seen in your truth. Each gathering honors the sacred feminine through guided journeys, vocal expression, gentle movement, and sacred tools such as anointing oils, oracle cards, and altar work. Discover the power of being held in temple, awaken your inner priestess, and return home to your own knowing.
Available for small group, or private gatherings. Perfect for women’s circles, birthdays, rites of passage, bridal blessings, or sacred sisterhood retreats. Each 90-minute session is tailored to your group and may include guided meditation, somatic ritual, vocal activation, gentle movement, or archetypal embodiment.
$349 / 90 min session
For 1-4 people. $35 each additional person up to 20
What is a Priestess Temple?
A Priestess Temple is a sacred ceremonial space where women gather in devotion, remembrance, and reclamation. It follows a specific structure rooted in feminine ritual, archetypal wisdom, and cyclical embodiment. In temple, we honor the sacredness of being witnessed, we connect to inner truth through guided practice, and we awaken the priestess within — the part of us that walks in beauty, speaks with intention, and lives in alignment with the sacred.
What occasions are appropriate for a Priestess Temple?
Priestess Temples are perfect for any moment of transition, celebration, or deep reflection. They’re especially meaningful for birthdays, bridal blessings, women’s circles, seasonal rites, rites of passage, or sacred sisterhood retreats. Whether you’re marking a life shift or simply yearning for meaningful connection, temple space offers a deeply held container to honor the moment.
Why are Priestess Temples important?
In a world that often asks women to harden, perform, or stay silent, the Priestess Temple offers a radical alternative — a space of soft power, sacred truth, and feminine embodiment. Here, we heal the sister wound, reclaim our voice, and remember the ancient ways of gathering in circle. Priestess Temples invite us to live with intention, to honor our cycles, and to lead from love.
What does a Priestess Temple look like?
Each temple is unique, but most follow a ceremonial structure that includes an opening ritual (called “temple gates”), guided meditation or journeying, somatic or vocal activation, sacred tools such as altar work or oracle cards, and time for witnessing and sharing. The energy is spacious, reverent, and gently guided — a blend of sacred stillness and soul expression.
Can I do this from anywhere?
Yes! Priestess Temples can be held in person or online. Whether you're gathering in a physical circle or joining from the comfort of your home, the energy of the temple can be felt deeply. I offer both custom virtual sessions and in-person gatherings depending on your location and group size.
Can men or mixed-gender groups attend a Priestess Temple?
These temple spaces are specifically created for those who identify as women and are called to explore feminine spirituality, archetypal work, and sacred sisterhood. That said, I also offer other forms of ceremony and ritual for mixed-gender groups — reach out if you're looking to co-create something inclusive.
