Hermanas Medicina Summer Solstice Goddess Retreat
Embrace your inner goddess, guided by nature.
Step into a classic 70s log cabin, surrounded by majestic trees and the gentle murmur of a flowing creek, at the Hermanas Medicina Summer Solstice Goddess Retreat. This unique gathering invites you to reconnect with your inner healer, guru, and shaman, guided by the wisdom of Mother Nature. Imagine dancing on the lawn adorned with flower crowns, or dipping your toes in the cool creek, all while enjoying fresh, healthy, and light meals curated to honor your relationship with food. It's a space designed for deep introspection and joyful celebration, offering a chance to shed the everyday and embrace a more intuitive way of being.
Highlights
- Dance on the lawn in flower crowns by a flowing creek
- Meals curated based on a 'Goddess' relationship with foods
- Focus on the individual as their own healer, guru, and shaman
- Set in a classic 1970s log cabin with majestic trees
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Setting
The retreat is set within a charming, classic log cabin, built in the 1970s, set amongst majestic trees. A flowing creek meanders nearby, offering a serene natural backdrop for reflection and relaxation. The atmosphere is one of rustic tranquility, inviting guests to connect deeply with the natural world.
The practice
While the specific tradition is not detailed, the retreat emphasizes individual empowerment, viewing each participant as their own healer and guide. It incorporates elements of plant medicine, suggesting a focus on natural remedies and spiritual connection through the earth. Expect practices that encourage self-discovery and a deeper bond with nature.
A typical day
The daily rhythm at the Hermanas Medicina Summer Solstice Goddess Retreat is designed to foster connection with nature and self. While a detailed schedule is not provided, expect activities that encourage outdoor engagement, mindful eating, and practices aligned with self-healing and spiritual exploration, culminating in celebrations of the summer solstice.
Accommodation
The retreat takes place in a classic log cabin. Specific details about sleeping arrangements are not provided, but the venue offers a cozy, natural setting.
What to bring
Given the focus on nature and outdoor activities, comfortable clothing suitable for dancing and being by a creek is advisable. As the tradition involves plant medicine, an open mind and a journal for reflections might also be useful.
How to get there
From Vancouver International Airport, take BC-99 S, then BC-91 and BC-17 to 104 Ave in Surrey. Continue on Golden Ears Connector and Golden Ears Way to Lougheed Hwy./BC-7 E in Maple Ridge, then follow BC-7 E to Hayward St in Mission. Finally, take Keystone Ave to Shaw St. Ride-sharing from Vancouver can also be arranged.
Nearest airport: Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (SYD) (6 km)
The nearest airport is Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (SYD), approximately 6 km from the center. Transfer options are not specified, but you can rent a car, order a ride service, or arrange a ride-share with others driving from Vancouver.
Nearest city: Sydney (Mascot)
Pricing starts from EUR30. Specific details on what this includes are not provided.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of meals are served at the retreat?
Meals are curated with a focus on a 'Goddess' relationship with foods, offering fresh, healthy, and light vegetarian options to nourish and support your experience.
What amenities are available at the log cabin venue?
The venue provides towels, free parking, a kitchen, and a hot tub. Coffee and tea are also available for guests.
Is the retreat suitable for beginners in meditation or plant medicine?
The retreat emphasizes that you are your own healer and guru, suggesting an inclusive approach. While specific beginner programs aren't detailed, the focus on self-discovery makes it welcoming for those new to these concepts.
How do I find the retreat once I arrive on Shaw Street?
Upon reaching Shaw Street, you'll see a large entrance made of tree logs. Follow the path down to the end of the road and park wherever available. Give a honk so the staff can come meet you.
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