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Rootstock Retreat is a healing sanctuary, creative refuge, imagination farm and wild, rural vortex. How we inhabit our home on Beach Hill is ultimately what makes a visit to Rootstock so special. You will be nourished by the sweetness of this place and the healing energy of this land. Even just one night will recharge […]
7th Annual 100 Hour Transformation Fire- Sacred Simplicity
The 100 Hour Fire is a tradition here at Rootstock. Every autumn from Oct 28 - Nov 1, we keep a fire a burning. We do it for the Dragon, for the hill, for the fae, for the friends. We do it for ourselves and for each other and, after 6 years (and 600 sacred […]
The Stone Circle: Fall Equinox
With Eyal Amiel
At the Fall Equinox, we feel palpably the return of the Great Cycle, as we transition from the “light” to “dark” season. At the juncture of this great transition, is a significant energetic portal, one in which we honor the path behind, and make important choices for the direction ahead. In this ceremony we will […]
Ancestral Healing Fire with Nana Wilma
With Mayan Elder & Spiritual Guide Nana Wilma
Join us in a collective prayer in the Mayan tradition of creating a Sacred Fire as our beloved elder from Guatemala, Nana Wilma, returns to the hill at Rootstock. The Mayan Fire Ceremony is a way used by trained Mayan Aj Q'ij (daykeepers/ spiritual leaders) of creating a vortex of energy that can be used […]
Special Edition Moon Circle: Hosted by Guatemalan Elder, Nana Wilma
With Beana Bern
This very special edition Moon Circle will be hosted by our Guatemalan elder, Nana Wilma. The format will be different than other months. A suggested donation of $35 has been asked for this circle to support our beloved Nana and this big trip she's made to come and pray with us. This circle will be […]
Moon Circle
With Beana Bern
Meets the first Saturday of every month. Space is limited. RSVP required. This free or by donation gathering is here for your joy, growth, healing and self-actualization. Circles are open to ~15 women each month and, though many folks return again and again, new faces appear often and are always welcome. Circles are always a […]