Sah'Rah Stylz- By Appointment Only

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Come join us for an intimate gathering celebrating the Spring Equinox.

Honoring Transitions & Planting Seeds.

What to expect:
Breath work grounding us to Pacha mama as we set our intentions, Sound Meditation, Sacred Fire Ceremony to give thanks & connect us to our Ancestors, Tea Ceremony to open the mind, body and spirit... easing us into a transformational season of change.

This special evening is an opportunity to give thanks, offerings and prayers, and connect with community. The spring equinox is a moment full of change and newness where practicing gratitude offer us an opportunity to rekindle our relationship with Mother Earth and move forward through this time with guidance.

What to Bring:
Everyone bring an open and curious heart ready to honor & celebrate the transition into Spring, your favorite mug, personal journal, an indoor/outdoor blanket & small item that speaks to your heart to add to our collective altar.

Give Care to:
You will not have to get dirty but might return home with a campfire scent.

Light dinner will be provided.

SPACE IS LIMITED.

email [email protected] to register

https://www.medicinecollective.com/events

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2023 Offerings!🦋🦋🦋

1. Message From Spirit- (1hr) $88

Akashic Record Reading & Oracle Cards.
Confront energetic blocks and patterns we carry from childhood and past lifetimes.

2. Release & ReAlign

Private R**e Ceremony (1hr): $111

Sacred Shamanic Plant Medicine. Provide insight, guidance, protection, cleansing and healing.

3. ReAwaken

Spiritual Counseling (1hr) $222

Assist with releasing the deeply ingrained patterns that keep you stuck, confused, and unhappy. Tools for Integration.

4. Crowning Glory

Ceremonial Microlocks Install: Starting at 1,111.00

Safe space for women to heal & grow along their Loc Journey. Each session includes journaling, speaking through any limiting beliefs or blocks, and Message From Spirit.

5. Rites of Passage (Pricing By Request)- 12 weeks Group or 1:1.

A guided Healing journey to face your shadows, find clarity on your divine purpose, reawaken to who you truly are, and design a life of authenticity.

Habari gani? Ujamaa

December 29: Cooperative economics (ujamaa)

Ujamaa: “To build our own businesses, control the economics of our own community and share in all its work and wealth.”

Kwanzaa’s fourth principle, Ujamaa, this year is celebrated on Thursday, December 29. Ujamaa is a commitment to the practice of shared social wealth and the work necessary to achieve it. It grows out of the fundamental communal concept that social wealth belongs to the masses of people who created it, and that no one should have such an unequal amount of wealth that it gives him/her the capacity to impose unequal, exploitative or oppressive relations on others.

In general, sharing wealth is another form of communitarian exchange, i.e., sharing and cooperating. But it is essential because, without the principle and practice of shared wealth, the social conditions for exploitation, oppression and inequality as well as deprivation and suffering are increased.

Ujamaa also stresses self-reliance in the building strengthening and controlling of the economics of our own community. The assumption here is that we must seize and maintain the initiative in all that is ours and that we must harness our resources and put them to the best possible use in the service of the community.

It’s a great day to purchase an from a small business or create a gift for a loved one.

How will you be celebrating Ujamaa today and in the new year?

Activity for Children: create something homemade for a loved one.

Song of the Day: Gratitude to the Ancestors https://youtu.be/PxaXbFgogHA

Blessings Prayer & Kemetic Yoga: https://youtu.be/JkF7yOQfLSA

4 Minute Blessings Upon Your Day | African Spirituality | Morning Meditation | Kemetic Yoga This powerful morning prayer is intended to call for the spiritual energies to join us. It was recited by Omiyale Jube in the documentary "The Ankh - The sci...

Habari gani? Ujima!

December 28: Collective Work and Responsibility (ujima)

To build and maintain our community together and make our community’s problems our problems and to solve them together.

On this day, we light the first green candle to the right of the black candle. This candle represents the principle of or collective work and responsibility.

December 28, the third day of Kwanzaa, observers of the holiday honor Ujima, the commitment to active and informed togetherness on matters of common interest. It is also recognition and respect of the fact that without collective work and struggle, progress is impossible and liberation unthinkable.

Pledge: On this day, we pledge to build and maintain our community together and make our brothers and sisters problems our problems, and solve them together.

Some ways to practice Ujima include teaming up with members of your neighborhood to help renovate a community center, offering to shovel your neighbor’s sidewalk, or even just helping out around the house more often.

In other words, our collective identity, in the long run, is a collective future. Thus, there is a need and obligation for us as self-conscious and committed people to shape our future with our own minds and hands and share its hardships and benefits together.

How will you be celebrating Ujima today and in the new year?

Activity for Children: Study the principles of Kwanzaa meanings

Song of the Day: https://youtu.be/km_XZM7LCe0

Affirmations for Melanated Families: https://youtu.be/tyNnw6UQ_Zs

Movement: https://youtu.be/xq9wEGtbbNs

Start or end your day with this yoga flow. This flow will bring you clarity & stillness.

Find Your Wholeness | Gentle Morning Yoga Flow | 15 Minute Yoga If you find that your days are hectic, or like you’re always on the go, try starting your day with this short morning flow. Set the pace, slow things doowwwn...