Join Jennifer Beaulieu and Linda Katz for a winter night, diving into the wisdom of darkness. In our culture, we often celebrate the return of the light, be it at solstice, springtime, or the dawn of a new day. But when do we pause to celebrate the dark?
And what wisdom have we lost touch with by forgetting our sacred connection to darkness?
In this 90-minute experiential workshop, we will explore our relationship to darkness, both personally and collectively. Through group conversation, journal questions, gentle Qoya-inspired movement, and a shamanic journey we will allow ourselves to remember our ancient connection with the fertile dark.
Your Guides:
Jennifer Beaulieu
Jennifer is a spiritual mentor, a shamanic practitioner, a Sufi, a feminine teacher, and a Reiki teacher. Her initiation to the healing path began after many long years spent in the academic world as an aspiring law professor. Dissatisfied, ill, and lost, she finally came to acknowledge her soul’s longing for more and answered the call.
Since then, her path has led her to dive deep into the mysteries of love as a creative force and the process of creation. She often says that Sufism allows her to sink deeper and deeper into the vastness of her heart in order to embody Love. Shamanism enables her to use this love as a creative force to dream the world into being.
Her journey is one of perpetual transformation from the inside out, shining the light of awareness in the depth of her being. While dancing to this beat of forgetfulness and remembrance of her true self, a beautiful alchemical process, she feels blessed and honored to be spreading the love and magic that fills her everyday life. As she rides the current of grace, she takes great pleasure in assisting women in remembering the wisdom they carry within. She also loves assisting others awaken to their own divinity so they can feel empowered to make their life a reflection of their heart’s desires.
Linda Katz
Linda is a wild feminine soul guide, life coach, and Qoya movement teacher who has been on a quest for the last decade to reclaim her wild. She spent five years on the hero's journey, escaping all the external cages she thought were keeping her constrained. But after changing nearly everything in her life and realizing that she still didn't feel the wildness she most longed for, she set out on the heroine's descent to dismantle the cage that existed within. Now, through coaching, Qoya movement, dream work, crativity, and experiential workshops, she helps other women to shed pleasing, perfectionism, and performance in order to unearth and embody their inner Wise & Wild Woman.
