Hosted at a private residence- register to receive exact address.
Donation based; minimum recommended donation set at $11+ at registration. If the $11 is a barrier, please email us in advance here to receive a discounted registration option.
We are designing SACRED THREAD™ Sunday Service offerings to invite weekly participation. Multi pack options will be coming soon. Give what feels sustainable. Your contribution helps sustain these gatherings. Our goal is to begin offering Sunday Services weekly by the end of Winter.
Join us for an Earth based spiritual practice of deepening our relationship with Nature through the seven senses.
At the turning of the year, Nature does not rush forward. She slows, sheds, and speaks quietly beneath the surface. Her shedding is a season, not a single day marked by a calendar. This gathering invites you to attune to that same rhythm.
Inspired by the Nature Communication reflections that Jessica has been sharing on Facebook and Instagram, this experience explores how to listen and communicate with Nature through all seven senses.
Together, we’ll explore how boulders, water, trees, and other Nature beings are always communicating with us, offering guidance through texture, sound, movement, presence, and pattern rather than words.
Jessica will guide you through a simple, practical, and soul-nourishing process for receiving insight and clarity. This is not about trying to be intuitive. It’s about remembering how to listen.
You’ll leave with a repeatable practice you can return to anytime you’re seeking grounding, guidance, or clarity, especially during times of transition or shedding.
This gathering also invites a deeper understanding of relationship. Not just receiving wisdom from Nature, but learning how to honor, tend to, and care for her in return.
All ages are welcome.
What You’ll Gain
A practical way to receive guidance and clarity when life feels uncertain
Stronger intuitive listening without forcing, overthinking, or second-guessing
Tools you can use in daily life, not just during designated “spiritual moments”
A more reciprocal, respectful relationship with the natural world, guided by Nature herself
Arrive Prepared
Arrive ~10-15 minutes early- we will begin promptly at 1pm. Your preparedness helps us to co-create the best experience for all present.
We will have a bonfire- dress appropriately.
We’ll spend the first hour outdoors, and the second hour may be spent indoors for those that prefer that.
Important: Our Meeting Spot
Held in a peaceful, wooded, and private setting NEAR Cherokee Marsh at 5720 River Rd, Waunakee, WI. Exact address will be shared upon registration (DO NOT GO TO CHEROKEE MARSH).
A moderately short, level walk through the yard to the fire circle.
Restroom available (via stairs; please contact us for accessibility concerns)
Bring
Anything that represents what you are shedding that you would like to burn
A pen and journal.
Your cell phone, on airplane mode: you’ll use this to set a timer for solo wandering time, and to take photos and videos per our practice.
If you have one: a rattle, shaker, or drum. A bottle with pebbles, dried beans, etc works well too! I’ll have shakers for you to borrow if you don’t have one of your own.
OPTIONAL: A chair if you’d like one. There are a few wood benches.
OPTIONAL: You may like to have a thermos with hot beverage.
Creating Sacred Space
In the spirit of fostering authentic connection and honoring this sacred space:
Please do no promote your business, disperse flyers, etc, as doing so can create doubt and confusion regarding your intentions for stepping into this space with us.
Your Host
Jessica will be facilitating this event. Jessica has trained in both Core & Peruvian shamanism, and has been walking the shamanic path since 2011. She delights in cultivating community through offering shamanic classes, ceremonies, gatherings, and retreats.
Thank you to the ancestors of the land
As we gather on the ancestral lands of the Ho-Chunk people, we give our deepest gratitude and honor to their ancestors, and to the Ho-Chunk people past, present, and emerging. We promise to do our best to support the good works of Indigenous people today, and generations to come.