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EZTIA

TEMPLE

KEEPER OF THE HEARTH FIRE

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Declaration of Being:

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[The Temple is a living body]

"Eztia is a living being;  She is a conscious node within the planetary grid—a living, breathing extension of the Earth’s own intelligence. To enter her land is to enter a conversation with the world itself."

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The Eztia Manifesto

The Inhabited Piko

Eztia is a Sentient Body. Located at the Piko (navel) of the Pacific on Moku o Keawe, she is a living extension of the planetary life-force—a conscious node anchored in lava and birthed from magma, located at the center of the ring of fire in the heart of the Pacific Ocean, The Hawaiian islands are the most secluded islands in the world. big island holds the frequency of the Root. 

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location:

Big island; Hawaii (Moku o Keawe)

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We Are the earth

The Three-Fold Stewardship

Break down her teachings into these three pillars of "Living Conversation":

  • Stewardship of Body: Treating the human form as the primary altar. Learning to listen to the biological wisdom that connects our nervous system to the Earth's pulse.

  • Stewardship of Land: Liberating the soil from "property" to "partner." At Eztia, the land is free to express its own evolutionary will, and we are the gardeners of that freedom.

  • Stewardship of Planet: Plugging back into the planetary grid. Recognizing that as Eztia evolves, so does the collective consciousness of the world.

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stewardship of the body

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stewardship of the land and village

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stewardship of the earth 

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“We care for the Earth as we care for our own bodies. Eztia is a sanctuary for symbiotic stewardship, where we listen to the living physiology of the planet.”

 To us, Temple is a vessel for spirit, a house for the God within. to experience what is sacred on earth. A place for the soul to gather, emerge, and play. It is a tension point that brings heaven and earth together. As Temple Arts practitioners we practice the art of merging both Spirit and Matter. All of our offerings are in support of this union

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we are an extension of the living planetery life

WELCOME TO TEMPLE

IS
 

RITUAL
TEMPLE 
ARTS

GROUP SOUL WORK

RITUAL

EMBODIMENT


TOUCHING THE SACRED

BUILDING
RELATIONSHIP WITH THE LAND & EACHOTHER

ATTUNING TO THE FIELD

RESTORING CONNECTION


 

EZTIA

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We do not walk 'upon' the Earth; we move within her. Every step is a touch, every breath is an exchange. When we tend to the soil of Hawaii, we are tending to the Earth’s Root. When we tend to our own souls, we are tending to her consciousness. At Eztia, we practice the art of symbiotic listening—responding to the Earth as we would our own flesh, recognizing that her health is our health."

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1. The Personal Body (The Cell)

  • The Concept: Your physical body is a "Micro-Earth."

  • The Practice: Through Monadic Medicine 1:1 sessions, we tend to your internal landscape. We clear the "soil" of your subconscious and align your personal "points" (chakras) so you can become a healthy cell within the larger Being.

2. The Village Body (The Organ)

  • The Concept: Eztia Temple and the Seed Village as a functional organ of the Earth.

  • The Practice: On the Big Island (The Root), we practice Collective Stewardship. This is where we learn to live in a "Village Body"—communicating, feeding the land, and listening to the land as a unified group.

3. The Planetary Body (The Being)

  • The Concept: The Earth as a sentient, interconnected entity.

  • The Practice: Grid Tending. The Monadic Medicine containers that travel to different world temples are acts of "acupuncture" or "massage" for the Earth’s body—listening to where she is stagnant and moving as a group body to restore flow.

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This is the foundational heartbeat of the work. It shifts the perspective from "ecology" (something we study) to "physiology" (something we live). By treating the Earth’s grid as a nervous system and her "points" as organs or chakras, we are essentially practicing Planetary Medicine.

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The Living Body Hierarchy

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SOUL EMERGENCE



INITIATION




MYSTERY SCHOOL

is Alive

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To Earth To Mother

Begins November 5th

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Why Hawaii?

The Womb of Creation

 This land is alive in a way you feel the second your feet touch the dirt.

Right below us, raw magma is rising up, meeting the ocean, and physically birthing brand new Earth every single day. It’s the living pulse of creation, warm, intense, and completely unmediated.

And then there’s the mana. You feel it not just in the living rock and the soil, but in the people who live here. For generations, families and practitioners have kept the traditions alive. Tending to the island, honoring sacred portals, and passing down lineage transmissions on how to truly care for land, community, relationships, and water. Watching the community steward every corner of this island wakes up something deep inside. It shows you what it looks like to live in real responsibility and purpose.

The stewardship here isn't a theory. It's a living frequency held in the land and the hands that work it.

That’s why Return to Roots is here. We aren't here to teach the land anything. We came so this raw, birthing Earth, and the lineages that protect it, so it could pull us out of our heads, back into our bodies, and teach us how to care for the world and womb again.

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The land is Kumu

a descent into the heart of the Mother

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In the ancient ways, the land was not merely a place we walked upon; she was the source of all wisdom, the original Mother, and the ultimate Teacher. Return to Roots is an invitation to enter the Mystery School of the Earth.

This is not a course taught by humans. This is a journey where the Land herself initiates you. We gather to remember how to listen to the moss, the lava, and the lineage of the ground beneath our feet. We return to the womb of the world to be reborn into our own sovereignty.

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The Architecture of Return

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  • The Earth is the Primary Physician: We go to the land first to heal our disconnection.

  • Sacred Play & Exploration: We approach the land with the curiosity of a child, entering Gaia’s Mystery School with wonder.

  • Sovereign Stewardship: We learn that to care for the land is to care for our own bodies.

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CHOOSE YOUR PATHWAY....

You can join us for the Online Course only, or step into the Full Experience including the in-person land immersion in Hawaii.

  • Pathway 1: The Online Journey (4-Week Digital Pilgrimage starting November 5, 2026 + 1-Week February Integration)

  • Pathway 2: The Full Experience (4-Week Digital Pilgrimage + 1-Week Hawaii Temple Immersion in January 2027 + 1-Week February Integration).                                                                            PATHWAY 1: THE ONLINE JOURNEY (4-Week Pilgrimage + Feb Integration)  Starts November 5

Live Virtual Temple & Somatic Classrooms Perfect for those seeking deep somatic grounding, trauma unweaving, and land connection from anywhere in the world. 

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Weeks 1–2: Clearing the Canopy — Stripping modern noise to hear the Earth. 

Weeks 3–4: Deep Rooting — Subconscious underworld & Soul Initiation.

• February 2027 (1 Week): Digital Integration & Village Weaving 

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PATHWAY 2: THE FULL EXPERIENCE (Online + Hawaii Immersion + Feb Integration)  Complete Journey

• Online + 1-Week Hawaii Land Gathering

 For those called to cross the bridge fully and land their feet on volcanic soil.

 • Nov 5 – Dec 3: The 4-Week Digital Pilgrimage

 • January 2027: 1-Week Physical Immersion at Eztia Temple, Big Island Hawaii

 Stand on land born from fire & receive initiation from Kumus of the Pacific.

• February 2027: 1-Week Digital Integration & Village Weaving 

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The bridge back to roots

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In a world that has been severed from its source, we find ourselves adrift. The Bridge Back to Roots is the intentional architecture we walk to find our way home. It is a path that spans the distance between who you have been told to be and the ancient, indigenous soul that lives in your marrow.

The Architecture of the Bridge

Phase 1: The Internal Scaffold (The 4-Week Digital Journey) The first half of the bridge is built within. Through our online container,  prepare the body to hold the medicine of the earth connection.

  • Tuning the Instrument: Learning to hear the "Kumu" of your own local land.

  • Building the Foundation: Establishing the daily practices of stewardship and somatic earth-connection.

  • The Call of the Mother: Developing the sensitivity required to step onto sacred ground with proper protocol and an open heart.

Phase 2: The Physical Crossing (The 1-Week Temple Immersion) For those called to cross the bridge fully, the journey culminates on the Eztia Temple Land in Hawaii. This is where the bridge touches the earth.

  • Into the Womb: Stepping off the digital bridge and into the literal fire and water of the Mother.

  • be in a group actively practicing earth stewardship, with deep attainment group listening, ritual, and more

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SCHEDULE 

  • Opening Gathering & First Speaker: Thursday, November 5, 2026 | 3:00 PM HST (5:00 PM PST / 6:00 PM MST / 8:00 PM EST)

  • Community Circle: Monday, November 16, 2026 | 3:00 PM HST (5:00 PM PST / 6:00 PM MST / 8:00 PM EST)

  • Teacher Speaker Call: Thursday, November 19, 2026 | 3:00 PM HST (5:00 PM PST / 6:00 PM MST / 8:00 PM EST)

  • Community Circle: Monday, November 23, 2026 | 3:00 PM HST (5:00 PM PST / 6:00 PM MST / 8:00 PM EST)

  • Community Circle: Monday, November 30, 2026 | 3:00 PM HST (5:00 PM PST / 6:00 PM MST / 8:00 PM EST)

  • Teacher Speaker Call: Thursday, December 3, 2026 | 3:00 PM HST (5:00 PM PST / 6:00 PM MST / 8:00 PM EST)

THE CURRICULUM ARC

The Digital Pilgrimage (Nov 5 – Dec 3)

  • THE JOURNEY ARCHITECTURE

  • WEEK 1: Gathering as Children of the Earth & Meeting the Stewards

  • We step onto Her land, open our village circle, and meet the temple stewards. Through play, movement, and shared presence, we remember the safety and simplicity of resting in the Mother's care.

  • WEEK 2: Deconstructing the Architecture of Disconnection

  • Guided by our resident psychologists and somatic educators, we examine the systemic and somatic roots of our separation from the Mother—how Mother-wound and land-severance live in the body, and how we begin bodily repair.

  • WEEK 3: Lineage Transmissions & Elders of the Island

  • We sit with local elders and lineage keepers to receive the living transmission of what it truly means to listen to the Mother, care for Her sacred sites, and walk in reverent relationship with Her mana.

  • WEEK 4: Soul Initiation — Maturing into the Lover of the Mother

  • Featuring a guest speaker on Soul Initiation, this final week marks a sacred rite of passage. We move beyond the stage of the child asking what the Mother can do for us, stepping into the maturity of a devoted lover who gives back to Her soil, offering the exact gift we came to deliver.

The Hawaii Physical Immersion (January 2027 — Full Experience Only)

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The Digital Integration (February 2027 — All Participants)

  • Synthesizing the journey so the revelations do not fade.

  • Weaving the medicine of the Mother into your local environment, daily schedule, and work.

  • Solidifying peer support, village council connections, and ongoing land stewardship practices.

The Exchange

We offer two ways to cross the bridge. Whether you join us in the digital temple or walk the sacred soil of Hawaii, you are entering a container of deep stewardship and soul initiation.

Option 1: The Digital Pilgrimage

The 4 Week Online Journey A deep dive into Earth-based consciousness, Gaia’s Mystery School, and the foundational practices of earth stewardship from anywhere in the world.

  • Exchange: $444

Option 2: The Full Initiation

The 4 -Week Online Journey + The 1-Week Temple Immersion Prepare your vessel through the 4-week course and complete the bridge by traveling to the Eztia Temple land in Hawaii. Experience the direct teachings of our Indigenous Kumus and Elders and immerse yourself in the roots of the Pacific.

  • 6-Week Course: $444 *early bird special for 7 days only ends October 19th

  • Temple Immersion Week: $444

  • Total Exchange: $888

(Note: The $444 for the immersion week covers the sacred container, elder teachings, and land stewardship. Travel, food, and lodging are separate.) we have options to stay at the temple-inquire with us.

 

A Note on Integrity & Reciprocity

By choosing to join this journey, a portion of your exchange goes directly back to the Indigenous Kumus and the stewardship of the Temple Land. This is how we practice the medicine we teach—by ensuring the "Primary Physician" (the Earth) and her traditional guardians are nourished and supported.

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TUITION & EARLY BIRD ENROLLMENT

To keep this container accessible while honoring the land, stewards, and elders, we offer tiered enrollment.

Early Bird Tuition (Ends Oct 20)Standard Tuition (After Oct 20)

Pathway 1: Online Course Only (4 Weeks Nov + 1 Week Feb)$444 (Save $222) with early bird

Pathway 2: The Full Experience (Online + January Hawaii Immersion + Feb Integration)$888 (Save $222)with early bird$666

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WEEK 1: CLEARING THE CANOPY & TUNING THE INSTRUMENT

Interrupting Digital Dissociation, Somatic Safety, and Hearing the Kumu of Your Land

Core Focus & Theme

Week 1 is about making a deliberate, circuit-breaking pause. Before we can excavate deep ancestral roots or receive high-frequency land medicine, we must first clear the mental static, down-regulate chronic overstimulation, and un-numb the sensory organs. We transition out of screen-mediated abstraction and land directly into our physical tissues, establishing the baseline somatic safety required for deep listening.

Key Modules & Curriculum Breakdown

  • 1. Breaking the Digital Spell & Down-Regulating the Nervous System

    • Mapping how screens, hyper-speed, and constant cognitive input lock the nervous system above the neck in perpetual survival loops.

    • Practicing somatic "circuit-breakers" to disengage from digital noise and regulate the vagus nerve.

    • Down-shifting from hyper-vigilance into baseline somatic presence and physical resting state.

  • 2. Un-Numbing the Senses & Reclaiming Somatic Safety

    • Softening tissue armor to move out of chronic sensory numbness.

    • Re-establishing direct felt contact with breath, skin, bones, and raw physical sensation.

    • Creating an unshakeable internal foundation of safety inside your own body so you can remain present through deeper emotional layers.

  • 3. Tuning the Instrument: Hearing the "Kumu" of Your Local Land

    • Developing the perceptual sensitivity needed for deep listening.

    • Learning how to attune your senses to the living pulse, rhythms, and subtle intelligence (the Kumu) of the specific land where you currently stand.

    • Daily somatic practices for grounding into local soil, stone, water, and plant life.

  • 4. Village Arrival & Building the Living Container

    • Arriving in the virtual temple circle and stepping out of individual isolation.

    • Establishing village protocols, mutual containment, and somatic play/uninhibited expression.

    • Orientation to the 4-week online pilgrimage scaffold and setting individual & ancestral intentions.

Practices & Weekly Integration

  • Daily Body Attunement: Morning somatic grounding routine to drop awareness out of the head and down into the pelvis and feet.

  • Screen Intermittent Fasting / Digital Circuit-Breaker: Structured daily windows of total digital stillness to rest the optic nerve and restore sensory sensitivity.

  • Local Land Listening Protocol: Spending 20 minutes daily in silent, receptive sit-spot attunement with your immediate local Earth.

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WEEK 2: UNWEAVING SEVERANCE & BUILDING THE FOUNDATION

Somatic Trauma Work, The Refugee Mind, and Daily Practices of Stewardship

Core Focus & Theme

Having established baseline nervous system safety and down-regulated digital static in Week 1, Week 2 turns inward to face the underlying architecture of severance. Guided by practicing therapists and somatic stewards, we map how historical displacement, root-loss, and the "Refugee Mind" live as frozen survival energy in our nervous systems. We do the real somatic trauma work required to un-numb these layers, transforming un-metabolized historical grief into a strong foundation for daily land stewardship and embodied presence.

Key Modules & Curriculum Breakdown

  • 1. Mapping the Somatics of Severance & The Refugee Mind

    • Diagnostic of the modern Western psyche: understanding how centuries of land disconnection, ancestral displacement, and cultural severance manifest as chronic anxiety, hyper-independence, and emotional numbness.

    • Tracing the somatic imprint of historical "refugee grief" in your body—where your tissues hold the instinct to flee, brace, or extract rather than settle into place.

  • 2. Unweaving Frozen Trauma & Nervous System De-Armoring

    • Trauma-informed somatic practices led by licensed therapists to safely discharge long-held survival stress from the body.

    • Unwinding the "protective shell" around the heart, belly, and root centers so the body can tolerate deep feeling without going numb or overwhelmed.

    • Moving from coping mechanisms and intellectual analysis into true somatic digestion and emotional completion.

  • 3. Shifting from Extractive Consumer into Relational Steward

    • Examining how un-metabolized grief fuels unconscious consumption—trying to fill an internal root-level emptiness with external taking.

    • Rewiring your relationship with the Earth from an object to be consumed or used into a living Mother to be tended, honored, and loved.

  • 4. Building the Internal Scaffold: Daily Practices of Stewardship

    • Establishing sustainable, daily physical micro-practices of earth-connection, reciprocity, and land attunement.

    • Anchor practices for staying rooted in your body during emotional triggers, daily stress, and modern cultural speed.

    • Learning how to maintain your somatic foundation while living in the modern world.

Practices & Weekly Integration

  • Somatic De-Armoring Sequence: Guided bodywork and breath practices to release tension along the spine, diaphragm, and psoas.

  • Grief & Severance Journaling / Somatic Inquiry: Tracing your family's history of displacement and locating where root-loss lives in your physical body.

  • Daily Reciprocity Offering: Establishing a simple, daily ritual of giving back to your local soil (e.g., water offerings, song, silent presence, or physical tending) before taking or consuming.

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WEEK 3: METABOLIZING COLLECTIVE GRIEF & THE CALL OF THE MOTHER

Ancestral Dislocations, Island Elder Transmissions, and Sacred Protocols

Core Focus & Theme

Week 3 takes our unweaving work into the collective and ancestral realms. With a settled nervous system and an established daily practice of stewardship, we gather in circle to name, hold, and metabolize the un-grieved dislocations of our lineages. Guided by Indigenous Kumus and Island Elders, we learn how to step out of spiritual childhood and approach sacred ground, developing the sensory refinement and protocol required to hold high-frequency land and spiritual medicine.

Key Modules & Curriculum Breakdown

  • 1. Metabolizing Collective & Ancestral Grief

    • Sitting in collective circle to honor, speak, and digest the unspoken grief of displaced lineages, lost homelands, and broken traditions.

    • Transforming historical numbness into tears, song, and sacred release—allowing grief to become the fertile compost that feeds your roots.

    • Experiencing the healing power of being witnessed within a grounded, supportive village container.

  • 2. Indigenous Transmissions & Island Elder Council

    • Direct council and wisdom transmissions from Hawaiian Kumus and Island Elders on land attunement, mana(spiritual life force), and relational living.

    • Understanding the difference between cultural appropriation and authentic, humble reverence when approaching sacred lineage teachings.

  • 3. Sacred Protocol & Developing Sensitivity

    • Learning the fundamental protocols of entering sacred land: asking permission (kāhea), listening for the answer, and offering proper reverence.

    • Refining your somatic "receiver" to sense the subtle energy, boundaries, and sacred sites of the Mother without rushing or taking space unconsciously.

  • 4. Preparing the Body for High-Frequency Medicine

    • Clearing subtle energetic blockages in the physical and subtle bodies to prepare for the medicine of the Monad.

    • Cultivating deep humility, emotional purity, and devotional readiness for the Week 4 threshold initiation and the January Hawaii Immersion.

Practices & Weekly Integration

  • Collective Grief & Ancestral Release Circle: Guided ceremonial practice to offer un-metabolized family and collective grief back to the Earth.

  • Lineage Excavation Practice: Researching and meditating on your unique ancestral origins, honoring the lands your ancestors walked, and offering prayers of gratitude to their roots.

  • Land Protocol & Permitting Practice: Practicing formal kāhea (calling out/asking permission) before stepping onto your local natural sites or beginning sit-spot practices.

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WEEK 4: SOUL INITIATION & MATURING INTO HER LOVER

Crossing the Threshold, DNA Activation, and Claiming Your Kuleana

Core Focus & Theme

Week 4 is the culmination of the Digital Pilgrimage—the moment where we step out of spiritual childhood and cross the threshold into mature devotion. Having cleared the canopy, unwoven trauma, and metabolized collective grief, we now awaken the ancient, indigenous soul living in our marrow. We shift from asking what the Earth can give us to stepping into our kuleana (sacred responsibility), activating our ancestral DNA, and preparing to cross the physical bridge to the volcanic soil of Hawaii.

Key Modules & Curriculum Breakdown

  • 1. Maturing from Child into Her Lover

    • Crossing the threshold out of consumer-based spirituality (using nature solely for personal self-care or healing) into active, devoted stewardship.

    • Embodying what it means to stand as a lover, protector, and dedicated servant of the living Earth.

    • Shifting from seeking validation or safety from the world into offering your grounded presence to it.

  • 2. Excavating the Marrow: Ancestral DNA & Lineage Activation

    • Awakening the dormant cellular memory and ancestral intelligence carried within your physical bones and DNA.

    • Reclaiming the specific gifts, medicine, and soul-print you inherited from your lineage to offer in service today.

    • Reconnecting with the "undefeatable root" that has survived through generations of severance to bring you to this moment.

  • 3. Claiming Your Kuleana & Offering Your Gifts

    • Defining your specific kuleana—your unique, non-negotiable role and responsibility in your local ecosystem, community, and lineage.

    • Formulating your personal soul pledge: how you will walk, steward, and protect the land when you step away from the virtual temple.

    • Offering your unique voice, song, art, or presence back to the Mother in formal ceremony.

  • 4. Crossing the Threshold: Preparing for the Physical Bridge

    • Synthesizing the 4-week internal scaffold so your body is fully prepared to hold the raw, volcanic frequency of the Big Island.

    • Setting sacred intentions for those crossing into the January Hawaii Temple Immersion.

    • Closing the initial Digital Pilgrimage circle and weaving the village network that will sustain every participant moving forward into February's Integration.

Practices & Weekly Integration

  • The Threshold & Kuleana Ceremony: A formal, live digital ritual declaring your commitment, claiming your responsibility, and pledging your service to the Mother.

  • Marrow & DNA Meditation: Somatic journeying into the deep structure of your bones to unlock ancestral memory and soul gifts.

  • The Sovereign Offerings Practice: Crafting your personal stewardship roadmap for your home soil, family, and daily life.

Meet The Team

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Brittany Dunn

Brittany Jo is a death worker, grief tender, animist and mother. Highly skilled in body based awareness practices and emotional regulation, Brittany is a faithful witness in the most trying times. Her work is in service to Life, with the prayer that all humans awaken to the responsibilities we've been entrusted with so as to allow for our truest nature to be revealed. - Steward at Eztia Temple

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Erica Tait

 LCSW, LCADC, is a psychotherapist, group facilitator, and co-owner of Quantum Psychotherapy Group, a holistic psychotherapy practice dedicated to deep, integrative healing. Specializing in trauma and somatic therapy, Erica blends evidence-based clinical approaches with spiritually informed modalities to support accelerated and lasting transformation. 

Erica's profound NDE (near-death experience) informs her work and purpose: the awakening and embodiment of soul culture on Earth. _ Steward at Eztia Temple

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Wendeya

Wendy  is an educator, artist, poet, activist, and founder of Eztia Temple, a nonprofit foundation devoted to the sacred relationship between humanity and Earth, guiding adults through embodied learning, soul maturation, and earth stewardship, her work weaves together education, art, play, spirituality, and activism in service of the living world. Through her art, writing, and land-based work, Wendy brings awareness to the ecological crises of our time while cultivating a deeper culture of care, reciprocity, and relationship with Mother Earth. Her work invites us into the journey from child of the Earth to steward of the Earth, deepening our connection with our bodies, one another, and the living world

Carissa Dragonheart

Carissa is a priestess, temple keeper, mystic, and mama. Rooted in tantra, ritual, and over a decade of holding embodiment spaces, she guides the wild, tender work of coming home to the body. Her life is in service to Truth, with the prayer that as we remember the body as temple and our relationships as sacred doorways, we return to right relationship with one another and the Earth. Steward at Eztia Temple 

Lavina D'Anjolell

LaVina  is a somatic practitioner, intimacy guide, and founder of VESSELHOOD Living Alchemy, weaving sacred ritual, embodiment, and feminine wisdom into a path of remembering our deepest truth. Through her devotion to the meeting of body and spirit, she guides others into deeper intimacy with themselves, their desires, and the divine mystery of being alive, cultivating a life of love, freedom, and sacred service on Earth.

Jon Eden Khan

Jon Eden Khan is a transformational leader, mentor, and facilitator, living in his beloved home city of Berlin.

Jon is initiator of Majesty, an emerging transnational political party dedicated to realigning power with the living Earth.

He is founder of AVATARA, an international spiritual community dedicated to humanity’s collective awakening and its expression through new approaches to leadership, consciousness, and economics.

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Hope Anderson

Hope “Bee” Anderson is a wild-hive steward on Hawaiʻi Island, devoted to honoring the natural rhythms of the honeybee and harvesting honey in harmony with the hive. Through her vision of a Bee Wellness Center, she invites us to reconnect with the living medicine of the bees and remember our place in the sacred reciprocity of the natural world. 

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Amit Toledo

Amit is a devoted steward of the land on the sacred island of Samothraki, Greece, an alchemist, and the creator of Toledo Wine. Weaving his deep relationship with the Earth into the art of creation, he works in communion with the land and the living world, transforming the gifts of the vine into an expression of place, beauty, and devotion. His life is a living art of stewardship, honoring the alchemy between human and Earth and the sacred mystery of creation itself.

Justin Hartery

Justin Hartery is a licensed somatic psychotherapist, energy worker, and founder of the Source Embodiment Process™, weaving somatic psychology, Earth wisdom, and non-dual spirituality into a path of deep transformation and spiritual integration. Through his work, he guides people toward a more direct connection with Source, supporting the embodiment of their deepest truth and the emergence of a more alive, heart-led relationship with themselves, the Earth, and the world they are here to help create

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Brittany 

Brittany is the author of Woman Be Wild, a woman devoted to the remembrance of our wild, embodied feminine nature. Through her work, she invites women into a deeper relationship with their bodies, sexuality, intuition, and the living Earth. Her writing is an invitation to awaken the wisdom within, reclaim our natural rhythms, and live as expressions of the sacred, creative feminine.

Suri Sawyer

Suri Sawyer is the founder of Death Wise Collective, an educator in early childhood development, and a playful visionary with a gift for musical expression. A devoted explorer of the mysteries of life, death, and transformation, she weaves together death wisdom, ancestral healing, spiritual alchemy, and creative expression. Through her work, she invites people of all ages into deeper relationship with the sacred cycles of life, the wisdom of the body, and the beauty of being fully alive. With a playful spirit and musical prowess, she brings creativity, curiosity, and reverence to the art of living and dying well.

James Doe

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