The Goddess is Rising
Rise in power and truth.
Step into a realm of sacred sisterhood and self-discovery at The Goddess is Rising, a unique retreat experience in California. Guided by three mothers and plant medicine facilitators, this center offers a heart-led space for women to reconnect with their divine feminine essence. Through ceremony, embodiment practices, and deep connection, participants are invited to awaken their inner goddess and rise in power and truth. The Aluna Sanctuary, a peaceful haven in Potter Valley, provides the ideal backdrop with its serene natural surroundings, quiet walking paths, and a sparkling pool. Expect intentional, nourishing meals that are 100% organic, fresh, and locally sourced, with vegan, gluten-free, and nut-free options readily available. This is a place for deep healing, remembrance, and transformation, where women uplift each other, one breath at a time.
Highlights
- Facilitated by three mothers and plant medicine practitioners
- Focus on sacred sisterhood and divine feminine awakening
- Ceremony and embodiment practices for deep healing
- 100% organic, locally sourced, and nourishing meals
- Peaceful Aluna Sanctuary venue with pool and walking paths
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Setting
Aluna Sanctuary, the venue for The Goddess is Rising, is a tranquil haven set in Potter Valley. Surrounded by lush trees, expansive open skies, and the soothing sounds of birdsong, it offers a profound connection to nature. Wildlife roams freely across this sacred land, fostering a sense of stillness and peace. The property features quiet walking paths, a sparkling pool, and dedicated spaces for reflection, creating an ideal environment for deep healing and soul awakening.
The practice
While the specific tradition is not named, The Goddess is Rising focuses on plant medicine as a pathway to healing and self-discovery. Participants engage in ceremonies and embodiment practices designed to help them reconnect with their inner goddess and divine feminine essence. The approach emphasizes sacred sisterhood and creating a safe, heart-led space for deep personal transformation.
A typical day
The daily rhythm at The Goddess is Rising is crafted to support deep healing and connection. While a specific schedule is not provided, days likely include structured ceremonies, embodiment sessions, and opportunities for reflection. Meals are intentionally prepared to nourish the body, and free time can be spent enjoying the sanctuary's peaceful surroundings, including walking paths and the pool.
Accommodation
Accommodation details are not specified in the provided information. Please contact The Goddess is Rising directly for lodging arrangements.
What to bring
Given the California location, pack layers for varying temperatures. Comfortable clothing for movement and ceremony is advisable. Consider bringing swimwear for the pool and walking shoes for exploring the peaceful grounds.
How to get there
From US-101 (North or Southbound), take the Williams Road exit toward Potter Valley. Continue east on Williams Road, which becomes Eastside Potter Valley Road. Turn right onto Pine Avenue and follow it to 13200 Pine Ave.
Nearest airport: Eastern Sierra Regional Airport (BIH) (82 km)
The nearest airport is Sonoma County Airport (STS), approximately 72 miles away. Sacramento International Airport (SMF) is about 132 miles away. Participants are responsible for their own transport from these airports to the center.
Nearest city: Bishop
Please visit the official website, https://thegoddessisrising.com, for booking information and to reserve your spot.
Pricing for retreats starts from USD 800. Please check the website for specific retreat costs and what is included.
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit The Goddess is Rising websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Cold continental
Best Months: Jul, Jan, Aug
Avoid: Feb, Mar, Dec
Potter Valley experiences warm and dry summers, with August, July, and June being the warmest months. Winters are cooler, with January, March, and February being the coolest. While January is one of the driest months, February, March, and December are the wettest. Pack accordingly for the season of your visit, with layers recommended for cooler evenings even in summer.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of meals are provided during the retreat?
The Goddess is Rising provides 100% organic, fresh, and locally sourced meals. They are prepared with love and offer vegan, gluten-free, and nut-free options to support your healing journey.
What is the focus of the retreats offered by The Goddess is Rising?
The retreats are focused on helping women remember who they truly are, awakening their inner goddess, and reconnecting with their divine feminine essence. This is achieved through ceremony, embodiment practices, and fostering sacred sisterhood for deep healing and transformation.
What amenities are available at the Aluna Sanctuary venue?
The Aluna Sanctuary offers a peaceful environment with quiet walking paths, a sparkling pool, and various spaces for reflection. It is surrounded by trees, open sky, and the sounds of birdsong, with wildlife roaming freely.
What is the nearest airport to The Goddess is Rising?
The Sonoma County Airport (STS) is approximately 72 miles away, a drive of about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Sacramento International Airport (SMF) is also an option, about 132 miles away.
Is plant medicine part of the retreat experience?
Yes, the facilitators are described as plant medicine facilitators, indicating that plant medicine is an integral part of the healing and awakening process at The Goddess is Rising.
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