Temple Mother Earth Presents:

Heal Earth, Heal Self: Earth Medicine.

United States 2415 32nd St SE paid

Temple Mother Earth (TOME) offers a unique approach to spiritual learning and healing, deeply rooted in Earth-centered practices and Kemet teachings. This Washington D.C. center emphasizes the rights of Mother Earth and the protection of indigenous spiritual traditions, including plant medicine expansion. TOME serves as an international hub for consciousness, providing guidance, healing practices, and spiritual fellowship. Guests can choose between shared rooms for a cozy communal feel or shared tents for a rustic, nature-immersed experience, both designed to foster community and personal growth. It's a place where ancient wisdom meets modern spiritual exploration, all within an accessible urban setting.

Highlights

Focus on Earth Medicine, encompassing science, psychology, and spirituality.
Integrates Kemet teachings and plant medicine expansion.
Offers unique shared tent accommodations for nature immersion.
Committed to protecting indigenous spiritual traditions and Mother Earth's rights.

Good for

beginnersnature loversspiritual seekersthose interested in plant medicinecommunity-focused retreats

Setting

Located in Washington, D.C., Temple Mother Earth provides an accessible urban sanctuary for spiritual exploration. While specific details about the immediate landscape are not provided, the center's focus on Earth Medicine suggests an emphasis on connecting with nature, even within a city environment.

The practice

Temple Mother Earth centers its practice around 'Earth Medicine,' an umbrella term for Earth-centered science, psychology, spirituality, and healing. This includes Kemet teachings and plant medicine expansion. The approach aims to heal both individuals and the planet, fostering a deep connection to Mother Earth's wisdom and indigenous spiritual traditions.

A typical day

The daily rhythm at Temple Mother Earth varies by retreat, as programs are tailored to specific spiritual learning and healing objectives. Guests can expect a structured schedule that incorporates spiritual fellowship, healing practices, and guidance, with time for communal engagement and personal reflection. Specific timings for meals and sessions will be provided upon retreat booking.

Accommodation

Guests at Temple Mother Earth can choose between two accommodation styles: shared rooms or shared tents. The shared rooms offer comfort and natural light, creating a peaceful communal atmosphere. For those seeking a deeper connection to the earth, shared tents provide a simple, rustic charm with comfortable bedding, immersing guests in nature.

What to bring

Given the focus on Earth-based practices and the option for shared tents, consider bringing comfortable clothing suitable for both indoor and outdoor activities. As the center is in Washington D.C., check the local weather forecast for seasonal packing advice.

Address 2415 32nd St SE, , Washington, DC, US, 20020-1401

How to get there

Temple Mother Earth is located at 2415 32nd Street Southeast, Washington, D.C. 20020. It's easily accessible from major airports and public transport options in the D.C. area.

Nearest airport: Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) (7 km)

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) is approximately 8 miles (15 minutes by car) from the retreat center. Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) is about 35 miles (45 minutes by car) away.

Nearest city: Washington

Public transport: From Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), you can use the Washington Metro. Take the Yellow Line towards Greenbelt, transfer at L’Enfant Plaza to the Blue or Orange Line, and exit at Benning Road Station. From there, a short taxi or rideshare will take you to the center.

Languages

English

Pricing

Retreats at Temple Mother Earth start from USD 2500. This is a paid model, and specific program costs may vary.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What kind of spiritual traditions are explored at Temple Mother Earth?

Temple Mother Earth focuses on Earth-based spiritual traditions, ceremonies, and sacred indigenous natural medicines, alongside Kemet teachings and plant medicine expansion.

What are the accommodation options like?

You can choose between shared rooms, which offer a comfortable and communal experience with natural light, or shared tents, providing a rustic charm and a deeper connection to nature with comfortable bedding.

Are meals provided, and what dietary options are available?

While the source data mentions 'Meals', specific details about what is provided are not listed. However, the center accommodates a wide range of dietary preferences including Vegan, Vegetarian, Pescetarian, Ayurvedic, Organic, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, and Nut Free.

How do I get to Temple Mother Earth?

The center is accessible from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) and Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI). You can take a taxi, rideshare, or public transport like the Washington Metro to reach the center.

What is the cost of a retreat at Temple Mother Earth?

Pricing for retreats starts from USD 2500. Specific costs for individual programs will vary.