Sacred Weaving
Practice with the living landscape
On a 100-acre private property, Sacred Weaving brings yoga, meditation and nature connection into a landscape shaped by meadows, cedar, arbutus, fir and maple. Mossy bluffs open to ocean views, while ravens, wrens, Cooper’s hawks and migratory songbirds make the surrounding habitat part of the experience. The gatherings are oriented not only toward personal practice but also toward land restoration and stewardship, giving time outdoors a purposeful, hands-on dimension. Dr. Sarah is named among the guides, and the program includes spiritual practice alongside meditation and yoga. There is no single tradition identified, so visitors can expect a nature-centered gathering rather than a clearly defined lineage. The property has a kitchen and free parking, and organic dietary options are listed. Meals and directions are sent after registration. The center runs by donation, making it a distinctive option for travelers drawn to quiet, ecological settings and contemplative time close to the land.
Highlights
- Moss-covered bluffs with ocean views
- A 100-acre landscape of meadow and coastal forest
- Gatherings that pair contemplation with land stewardship
- Ravens, Cooper’s hawks and migratory songbirds on the grounds
- Organic dietary options and a kitchen on site
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Setting
The property spans meadows and stands of cedar, arbutus, fir and maple, with mossy bluffs looking out toward the ocean. Ravens, wrens, Cooper’s hawks and migratory songbirds lend the landscape a lively, distinctly coastal feel.
The practice
The gatherings bring together yoga, meditation and spiritual practice in a nature-centered setting, with land restoration and stewardship as part of the wider intention. No particular lineage is named, so newcomers need not arrive with a background in a specific tradition. The exact format of a session depends on the gathering.
A typical day
Daily structure varies by retreat, so confirm the schedule with the host. The program may include yoga, meditation and time connected with the surrounding land, but no set timetable is described.
Accommodation
Overnight lodging details are not described, so do not assume accommodation is part of a gathering.
What to bring
Bring comfortable clothing for yoga and meditation, sturdy shoes for time outdoors, and layers for changing coastal conditions. The area averages 10.7°C annually; summers are warmest and driest, while late fall and winter are wetter, so pack a rain layer outside the drier months.
How to get there
The property is in North Saanich, BC. Directions are sent after registration, so use those for the final approach.
Nearest airport: Victoria International Airport (YYJ) (1 km)
Victoria International Airport (YYJ) is approximately 1 km from the center. A taxi is a practical option for the short transfer.
Nearest city: Victoria
Contact the host to confirm gathering dates and registration steps.
The center runs by donation, with no fixed fee listed.
Climate
Climate Zone: Temperate
Best Months: Jul, Jun, Sep
Avoid: Dec, Mar, Nov
North Saanich averages 10.7°C annually, with the warmest, driest conditions generally from June through August. December, March and November tend to be wetter, so expect cooler, damp conditions outside summer.
Location
Frequently asked questions
What is the daily schedule like?
Daily structure varies by retreat. Confirm the schedule with the host before you travel.
Are the gatherings suitable for beginners?
Yoga and meditation are among the practice topics, and no prior experience is stated as a requirement.
What food is available during a gathering?
Meal details are sent after registration. Organic dietary options are listed.
How do I get directions to the property?
Directions are sent after registration.
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