7-9pm

🌹 Women’s Red Tent Cacao Ceremonies 🌹

A Sacred Series for Embodied Feminine Healing

Join us in sacred ceremony for vulnerable conversations, deep connection, and somatic healing every first Saturday of the month. The Red Tent is an ancient metaphor—a sanctuary where women once gathered during their moon time to rest, reflect, and reconnect with nature and each other. In today’s world, we reclaim this space to honor our bodies, cycles, sensuality, and spirit.

Each ceremony is centered around the heart-opening ritual of drinking ceremonial cacao—an ancient plant medicine known for awakening emotional clarity and softening the body into deeper intimacy with self. Through embodied practices, storytelling, and somatic healing, we remember what it means to be fully alive in our feminine essence.

Let us gather in a modern Red Tent—one rooted in love, earth wisdom, and radical presence.

All classes take place at Bozeman Spiritual Society from 7-9pm at 2100 Fairway Drive, #102, Bozeman.

🌹January 3rd: Loving Oneself

Cacao Ceremony Theme: I Love Myself More Than…
Somatic Healing Experience: Mirror Devotion Practice

This Red Tent ceremony invites a deep inquiry into self-love as a lived choice, not just an idea. Together, we explore how self-worth is revealed in our everyday decisions—what we tolerate, what we release, what we prioritize, and where we finally choose ourselves.

Guided by the heart-opening medicine of ceremonial cacao, we will reflect on the ways we give our power away and the moments we reclaim it. Through shared reflection and gentle witnessing, we ask: What do I love myself more than approval, comfort, old patterns, or self-abandonment?

Our somatic journey centers on a Mirror Devotion Practice, a tender ritual of self-witnessing. You will be invited to meet your own reflection with presence and compassion—honoring who you are, who you are becoming, and the many ways you already love yourself, even when it hasn’t felt perfect.

This ceremony offers a space to soften self-judgment, strengthen self-trust, and begin the new year anchored in embodied self-worth. Come as you are, and allow yourself to be seen—by yourself.