TEMPLE OF THE MOONFLOWER

A Seasonal Offering for Mother & Daughter

Co-Held by Feminine Embodiment & Ritual Guide, Sasha Lang & Womb Wisdom Mentor Jamie Wiggins

Date: November 15th | Time: 12-4pm 

Location:  The Garden Space, Corbett, OR

TEMPLE OF THE MOONFLOWER is an invitation for mothers and daughters to enter a shared space of beauty, ritual, self-love, self-care, and womb education and wisdom in service to the Mother Law of Care at the center of the altar of creation; in restoration of a matriarchal society. 

Uniting  together in this new emergent time, in service to the uplifting and tending of our hearts, minds, bodies, and spirits.

As mothers, we deepen the ways we care for ourselves, our families, our villages, our homeplaces, our communities, and the work we bring into the world.

For daughters, sharing the wisdom of  living in remembrance of how to care for ourselves, honor our bodies, listen to our inner wisdom, our intuition,  and grow in relationship with the Earth and one another. 

Restoring a culture of care that can be carried forward.

On behalf of the web of life, we restore beauty  for this time, and the remembrance of what it means to be a steward of beauty. 

At the center of this experience is the womb — as the altar of the body. Our oracle of intuition.

Within the Moonflower Temple

  • Seasonal Altar Creation — honoring beauty as a pathway of feminine restoration while deepening our relationship with the wisdom and rhythms of the Earth.

  • Opening Seasonal Song — entering the shared field through voice, presence, and intention.

  • Womb Initiation + Embodiment Practice with Jamie Wiggins — Connection to the womb as a center and oracle of intuition, creativity, inner knowing, and cyclical wisdom.

  • Womb Wisdom Journal Practice — gentle prompts for listening inward and giving voice to the wisdom emerging from within.

  • Mother + Daughter Ritual Self-Care & Anointing — a shared ritual of tending, honoring, and blessing the body through loving touch, botanical oils, self-love, and compassion.

  • Harp + Crystal Sound with Aphyna Zoe of Cosmic Song — opening a field of deep rest, receptivity, beauty, and inner listening.

  • Mother + Daughter Womb Dance — a joyful, embodied celebration of the feminine through movement, rhythm, connection, and creative expression.

  • Closing Water Prayer &  Ritual — honoring the unique bond between mother and daughter and the feminine wisdom carried through the waters of our bodies and across generations.

LOCATION

The Garden Space, Corbett, OR

This is the perfect escape from the city. I’ve chosen this location for my women’s health and young women’s retreats due to the healing nature of the land, and the beauty of the space. The location is about a 25-30 minute drive from Portland.

WHAT TO BRING

  • Water Bottle

  • Journal + Pen

  • Lunch

  • Yoga Mat

  • Small Blanket or Pillow For Journaling and Eating Lunch in Natural Surroundings.

  • Please Have Your Child Wear Comfortable Loose Fitted Clothing for Movement.

DETAILS

Date: November 15th
Time: 12-4pm 
Location: The Garden Space, Corbett, OR
Ages: 10- 12 years
Cost: $

TO REGISTER:

SPECIAL GUESTS

Kristy Urbano

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Aphyna Zoe of Cosmic Song 

Harp & Crystal Sound

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Lotti Chabot

Temple Keeper & Ritual Guide

Lotti will hold the Inner Rim of our circle as Earth Mama and Mountain Spirit Tender—tending to the emotional, physical, and energetic needs of our women's garden as they arise.

Lotti is a mother of two, keeper of ritual, officiating weddings, leading mother blessings, holding First Moon Circles, while supporting women through life's sacred thresholds. A skilled acro yogini and creatrix of beauty,

Lotti brings grace, beauty, play, and a deeply nurturing presence into every space she enters. Called to support and hold the feminine as it rises; she helps create a field where women feel deeply seen, supported, and cared for.

Mythology & Medicine of The Moonflower

Moonflowers are associated with beauty, dreaminess and a sense of mystery. Their nocturnal blooms are thought to evoke a sense of otherworldliness and enchantment.

Moonflowers are often associated with femininity and the moon, which has long been a symbol of the divine feminine and the goddess.