Blue Clay Ritual
The Sacred garden is host to two magnificent rivers, one on the South side that is very high in silver. The other on the West side is full of blue clay rocks that are easily broken down into a paste which we will lovingly apply to each other’s skin and let dry in the sun as we do a rewilding ritual. You will feel smooth, tranquil, and nurtured deeply. The benefits of blue clay include:
anti-inflammatory
antibacterial/antifungal
detoxifying, drawing out impurities & toxins
eliminates heavy metals
tightens pores/exfoliant
brighten skin tone/even texture
anti-aging
stimulates bloodflow
promotes radiant complexion
reduces the appearance of cellulite/stretch marks
relief for sunburns & insect bites
balances ph to eliminate body odor
treats atopic dermatitis
restores & softens hair follicles, promoting growth
Full Moon in Leo fire ceremony
At the culmination of our three days of intimate self-exploration, we gather under the Full Moon in Leo to honor the Sacred Fire. Together we burn away the old skins, patterns, and stories, offering them to the flames as fertile ash for what is to come. In this ritual, we awaken the creative power of Spirit within the womb and through the heart, rising in gratitude for the remembrance of our true essence.
Yoni Steaming
This is a ritual of remembrance by clearing and purifying our divine yoni space. we will sit upon a handcrafted wooden seat, inviting in the sacred alchemy of steaming waters infused with healing herbs, opening the portal to the womb. This will loosen and dissolve impurities, whether physical or energetic. You will be lead in a deep meditation throughout this journey to reclaim the altar of creation where your internal waters are honored and renewed.
Whale Incantations
The last day of your retreat we will journey down to the coast to go on a whale tour excursion. It’s quite the adventure seeking them out as they are a bit elusive this time of year, so we will call them to bless the closing of our sacred time together.
when we call Yubarta, we are calling:
The humpback whale, by her local name
The Great Mother Whale
A guardian of the ocean's memory
A mirror of the womb, breathing at the surface, diving into mystery
In many traditions, they are considered keepers of ancient wisdom, sound frequencies, and earth codes held in the waters.
In Costa Rica, especially along the Osa Peninsula and Marino Ballena National Park, the Yubarta is a sacred symbol — often seen during their southern migration from July to October to give birth in warmer waters. A sacred timing of life renewing itself.
At the end of January, in Costa Rica, you’re aligning with the northern humpback whale migration — whales coming from Alaska and the North Pacific, seeking warm waters to birth and mate.
🌊 These are still Yubartas (humpback whales), but part of a different migratory pod than those that come from the South in July–October. At this time of year:
There may be fewer whales, but they are deeply focused — birthing, mating, whispering codes into the newborns.
Their energy is delicate, powerful, and sacred — more inward, more about transmission and gestation.
If they appear, it is often in quiet majesty, in synchronicity with those who are attuned.
So your calling is even more poignant:
Not to attract a crowd, but to merge with the sacred timing of life renewing itself.
🐋 Whale Invocation – January Migration
We are here.
At the edge of the world, on the open sea.
End of January. The threshold between what was and what’s to come.
The North has sent you,
through cold and current,
to these warm waters of birth and blessing.
Yubarta, Grandmother of the North,
you carry the memory of glaciers and stars.
You come now, slow and sacred,
to birth life anew.
We call not with noise,
but with stillness.
We call with reverence,
like midwives of the sea.
Come if you will.
Come if the moment is
Come if the moment is true.
We are here—soft, listening,
offering our joy, our gratitude, our awe.
May your breath meet ours.
May your rhythm enter our wombs.
May your presence re-align us with Source.
We remember you.
We honor you.
We are listening.