FAQs

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What is a Temple Ceremony, and how is it different from a typical “circle” or spiritual gathering?

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A Temple Ceremony is a sacred, intentional space where you’re guided through an inner journey rather than simply gathering to share or talk. It weaves together ritual, archetypal gates, sound, meditation, seasonal wisdom, and embodied practice to help you reconnect with your truest self. Unlike a typical circle where conversation is central, the Temple is experiential. It engages your senses, your breath, your intuition, and your inner landscape. You’re not asked to perform, speak on command, or be “on.” Instead, you’re invited to soften, receive, and remember. It is a threshold space: part ancient, part modern, and designed to help you move out of auto-pilot and back into a more soul-led, intentional way of living.

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What can I expect to feel or experience inside a Temple? Do I need prior spiritual experience to come?

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Most women say the first thing they feel is relief, the sense of not having to hold everything together for a moment. Inside the Temple, you’ll move through guided meditation, sound healing, ritual, gentle embodiment, and reflective moments that speak to your own inner wisdom. There is no pressure, no performance, no “right way” to be. You’re simply offered a sacred container where your nervous system can downshift and your soul can speak a little louder. No experience is needed. Truly. If you’re curious, open-hearted, or simply longing to feel more like yourself again, you are already prepared.

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What’s your refund policy?

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All retreat payments and deposits are non-refundable due to the planning, preparation, and expenses required to hold this intimate experience. If Sacred Remembrance does not reach minimum participation requirements to move forward, all payments and deposits will be refunded in full.

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What if I come alone and don’t know anyone?

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Many women come to Sacred Remembrance on their own, and you will absolutely not be the only one arriving without knowing anyone. In many ways, there is something deeply beautiful about entering a space like this independently — without needing to be anyone for anyone else. The retreat is intentionally designed to feel welcoming, grounded, and emotionally safe, with a balance of meaningful connection and spaciousness. There is no pressure to socialize, perform, or immediately “fit in.” Most women find that the shared experience of slowing down together naturally creates connection in an organic and genuine way.

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What are silent mornings?

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Each morning at Sacred Remembrance will begin in silence until after breakfast. This is one of the most meaningful and restorative aspects of the retreat experience. In a world filled with constant noise, conversation, stimulation, and pressure to engage, silent mornings offer a rare opportunity to simply be with yourself without immediately moving into performance, productivity, or social energy.

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You may choose to spend this time walking among the trees, journaling, sipping tea quietly, watching the sunrise over the mountains, attending morning yoga, or simply resting. Many people are surprised by how nourishing and grounding this practice feels, and how much more clearly they can hear themselves within the quiet.

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Will there be free time and space to rest?

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Yes. Spaciousness is intentionally woven into the retreat experience. While there will be guided ceremonies, sound healing, movement, and shared experiences throughout our time together, there will also be ample time for rest, reflection, nature, sauna, hot tub, optional add-on sessions, naps, journaling, or simply doing nothing at all.

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​This retreat is not designed to keep you constantly busy or emotionally “on.” Sacred Remembrance was created with the understanding that deep restoration often happens in the spaces between.