Chivito Cowa
Navigating The Dark
Most Sundays at 6pm
A mythic-ancestral approach to Shadow Work as you navigate your inner and outer struggles
Each of us experiences times of loss, uncertainty and struggle.
It can be stressful and scary.
When we adopt an Indigenous and Mythic approach, we gain a renewed sense of power. We gain clarity, the deeper meanings, and a map with how to navigate the present terrain of life.
We discover the gifts, strengths and embodiment we're being invited into.
These aren't ordinary times, they are initiatory Times. We're restoring an ancestral way of tuning our ears to the mythic ground we now tread
Join us as we gather around the Virtual fireside (zoom).
In the traditional ways of the mythtellers, we draw out the hidden layers and invitations being offed you.
We stalk the questions you haven't yet thought to ask, reveal the archetypes and mythic motifs that inform and offer direction.
We offer practical application of navigating your present shadowlands
Gain clarity & direction,
Restore a sense of personal power,
Ask question, listen to others,
Connect with inspired community
What we’ll lean into:
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Practical tools, mindsets and ways of navigating your shadows
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Tease out the questions you haven’t thought to ask yet
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Ancestral & Indigenous approach to Grief Tending
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How to remain grounded and empowered in times of uncertainty, anxiety and fear
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The deeper meanings and hidden layers in your experience
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How to trail the questions that are stalking you
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How to tune your ears to the mythic ground you’re uniquely on
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Break free from Shame, Guilt, Remorse
How To Join The Circle
Click the link below to enroll into the circle.
We humbly ask for a suggested Gift Contribution between
$0 ~ $10 - $15 - $35
We don't turn anyone away.
This circle is here to support all of us and be part of de-colonizing our storied life and reclaiming the sacred path we each walk.
If you're in a place to contribute, please do. If finances are tight, contribute to someone else in your future to support their journey. This is the indigenous way of reciprocity.