The mountains surrounding Asheville are one of the oldest living landscapes on earth. Ancient, unhurried, and holding something that is difficult to name until you are standing inside it.
Just outside Asheville, tucked into the west side of the mountains on a private plot surrounded by ancient trees, sits a newly renovated home that knows how to hold a group. Open living spaces that flow naturally into ceremony. Wide decks overlooking the forest. A fire pit circle where conversations go deep. An outdoor barrel sauna and hot tub waiting at the end of long days. This is the kind of place that gets quieter the longer you are in it.
Five days here with Danielle. A small group of people who speak the same language. The kind of space where something that has been circling finally lands.
This is about coming home to your true nature. Letting the land, the mountains, and the sky above hold you in that return.
And on the night of August 27th, a 96% partial lunar eclipse in Pisces rises directly overhead.