Recovery Dharma is a peer-led group and community that is unified by our trust in the potential of each of us to recover and find freedom from the suffering of addiction.

This recovery group is founded on the traditional Buddhist teachings, often referred to as the Dharma, to offer a powerful approach to healing from addiction and living a life of true freedom. We believe that recovery means empowerment, and this group will support all participants as partners walking the path together in finding their own inner wisdom and individual journeys.

Full moons have to do with creation, manifestation, birth, and rebirth. Because the full moon completes the cycle, it is the symbol of a time of death or change. It is also a time for gathering your wits and tying up loose ends. Basically, the full moon symbolizes the end of a chapter, shedding light on the things that we no longer need to hold on to. It’s a beautiful time for breathwork to support such purge and release.

Breathwork during a full moon is a beautiful time for your body and mind to release and let go. Full moons are associated with the processes of creation, manifestation, birth, and rebirth. Because the full moon completes the cycle, it is associated with death or change. It’s also a good time to gather your wits and tie up loose ends. Essentially, the full moon represents the end of a chapter, shedding light on the things we no longer need to cling to. Come join us in community to experience the ritual of ceremony of self love and care for purging and releasing through breathwork during this months full moon.

This Breathwork technique is done lying down on your back in a comfortable position. Music will play in the background to help motivate, relax and release anything that’s stuck. This will break you out of your same old cycle and clear out stress, anxiety, anger, depression, and just about any other unwanted negative emotion. You will know it’s working the first time you do it because how you’ll feel afterwards is undeniable

Facilitator: Sonya Lyn, is the founder of Living Unbroken® and Live on Purpose ™ She is a Breathwork facilitator, Life Coach, Energy Healing Practitioner, Spiritual Wedding officiant, and a Power Yoga teacher.

We have designed this luscious timeout just for the two of you.

This workshop serves up an unhurried timeout for you and your beloved to melt into the experience of one another’s loving touch. You'll rediscover how to give and receive from a place of compassion, ease, and innocence... while you enjoy the profound healing that comes from mindful physical connection with your partner.

What You Can Expect

○ Gently-guided (fully-clothed, nonsexual) Thai massage
○ Easy-to-follow instructions
○ Soft, cushy mats
○ A feeling of deep energetic aliveness in your body
○ Shared connection and appreciations with your partner, and
○ A renewed and invigorated intimacy within your relationship

Join our village for a one-day grief ritual event where we create space for anyone who has experienced loss of any kind (loved one, job, relationship, addiction). We come together to grieve, to be witnessed, and to let our hearts be held in sacred community.

While holding sacred space, we will… combine writing, story telling, group sharing and participate in bhakti yoga. There will also be a focus on somatic awareness practices that guide us through our physical and emotional body in order to identify, process, and move with the emotionality of our grief. The event is for anyone feeling like they want to explore their grief and work towards healing.

Have you ever wondered why someone you have just met seems SO familiar, but you are SURE you have never met them before? Have you ever had that feeling like you have known them “a million years?” Have you ever visited a place that seems SO very familiar to you, but you are sure that you have never been there before? Have you ever had that “deja-vu” kind of feeling?

Take a journey to explore the limitless boundaries of the mind and soul via guided visualization and the latest in hypnotic regression. This will be a fun, SAFE and educational experience for us all. Included will be an educational component and two regression experiences. Everyone will have time to share experiences at the end of the session if you choose to.

Join Kim as she opens doors into the astonishing realm of past-life regression, guiding participants through the process step by step!

Minimum 5 people needed to run group. Max of 10 people. Bring a yoga mat, blanket and pillow if you choose to lay down or sit on the floor during the experience, but not required. All are welcome, so pass this on to your friends and family.

Join Steve Jaynes and Eric Martin for a fun, educational and hands-on experience working with the universal energy. As beings of energy and Light, we have the ability to harness and direct this powerful force! Experience yourself as a doorway to this Universal Life Force and how it flows through you. We will experience energy several different ways, including being attuned for Reiki and Reconnected Energy. And, you wont want to miss the "belief challenging" spoon bending activity!

There will also be a discussion on quantum physics and how new scientific discoveries have bolstered many ancient metaphysical beliefs, including meditation. Finally, we will put everything we have learned together and, working with a partner, practice receiving and flowing the Universal Life Force! At the end of this workshop you will have the understanding and tools to access healing energy for your friends and family if you choose.

This class is ideal for all those skeptics out there, so bring your friend, spouse or partner along too!

Join Darlene Doughty - The Multifaceted Shaman - in making your own Medicine Drum. You will be choosing your own drum hoop and hide (either bear, elk or deer upon request). A ceremony will be performed to connect with and give thanks to the animal and it’s spirit, reminding us to connect more with our inner selves. You will infuse your energy into the the drum and learn how to create and form the drum and beater from start to finish in the traditional ways.

Wear comfortable clothes. Bring drinks/ lunch and snacks