Reclaiming The Wild Mother: The Eight Rites of Sacred Rage, Protection, and Creation

Reclaiming the Wild Mother is not about becoming more feminine or more masculine.

It is about becoming more human — more instinctual, more honest, more protective of what matters, more creative, and more alive.

It is the part of us that protects what we love, remembers where we come from, creates, rests, and knows when to roar.

During our time together we will learn about sacred rage and the body, move through an embodied animal archetype ritual, participate in a geode breaking release ceremony, experience a heart reconnection meditation, create a wire-wrapped stone as a symbol of transmutation, and reflect and share in community

This ceremony is for anyone who: Has ever been told they were too much Has swallowed their anger to keep the peace Is learning boundaries Is carrying grief or old stories, wants to transform anger into passion and purpose, & feels called to reconnect with instinct and creativity.

In this ceremony we will walk with three animal archetypes:

The Wolf — Instinct, Protection and Devotion

The Elephant — Memory & Lineage

The Bear — Boundaries, Intuition and Fierce Love

Through movement, ritual, meditation, geode breaking, and stone wrapping, we will transform anger into clarity, boundaries, and creative fire. Come remember who you are.

This workshop is presented by Cheyenne Clarke of Womb2Womb Adornments

Full moons offer an opportunity to let go of what we no longer need and circles are spaces to listen to our heart’s song in a beloved community. After we cast a sacred circle, move, meditate and let go, Charlie Adinolfi will bless us with a beautiful sound bath to help make space for new moon wonders.

Mati opens the doors at 6:30 for food & fellowship.

Circle starts 7pm.

Sometimes the most powerful response to a troubled world is the simplest: to step outside, place one foot in front of the other and walk with intention. This month, you are invited to join a community peace walk sponsored by "Schenectady Steps Toward Peace”. This will be an opportunity to slow down, breathe together and remember that even small acts of presence can ripple outward to our city, to our nation and to our world.

On Sunday May 31st at 3:00 please meet Mati (rain or shine) at Fehr Farm on Fehr Avenue in Schenectady. She will guide a meditation followed by a peace walk down to the Central Park Duck Pond for further quiet reflection.

Donations will be gratefully accepted with proceeds benefiting the Inner Bliss Scholarship Fund.

I hope you will join us, as we carry a simple intention: that peace begins wherever people are willing to move forward together. In the words of Walt Whitman - “Peace is always beautiful”.

Join us for Tea & Dharma, a heartfelt yoga community gathering where we sip tea, share insights, and explore pathways of conscious expansion and spiritual growth. Rooted in the spirit of satsangha—a gathering in truth—this monthly offering opens space for deep conversation, reflection, and connection.

Each gathering will center around a theme that invites inquiry and transformation. Together we’ll reflect and explore what it means to orient our lives toward the frequencies of love, stability, and prosperity.

In this space, prosperity is understood not as accumulation, but as alignment—a felt sense of being supported by life, connected to purpose, and rooted in spirit. This is not about resolutions or striving, but about setting a tone—attuning to inner wisdom, steady ground, and a loving relationship with what is unfolding.

Bring your open heart, your presence, and your favorite tea mug. All are welcome.