I Got Me, You Got You, We Got We
In the Sanctuary we understand that better relationships start with you being in your power as an individual (sovereign self). When “you’ve got you” and are feeling grounded and resourced, then it’s much easier to support your beloved in what their needs may be.
When you and your partner both “have” yourselves, you can more easily “have each other” which means you are able to give more to each other and your relationship.
When you are both giving and receiving in balance and attending to your relationship needs more fully, then you have more to give to each other, your community, families and friends.
During the next Love Lounge we will drop into more deep dialog around what it means to have yourself, then your beloved and then the ‘WE’.
We discussed as a community what that takes, what challenges might be up for you and your partner to help make sure that you come from a more resources place as often as possible. And we connected on what to do when you don’t “have you.”

We’ve all had moments when there is nothing left to do but surrender, trust, and remember that there is a higher plan at play. Yet, how do we make sure that we stay in practice of this knowing long before we feel pushed to our edges?
Sometimes it takes a higher perspective to be able to truly see what’s happening and pull out of our myopic view of ourselves and our circumstances.
As Queens, remembering to take a “birds eye view” requires a commitment to being in present moment awareness and allows us more ease in making sure that we are able to draw upon our arsenal of tools and practices that help us stay centered and focused.
As we come to the completion of 2020, a year that has provided humanity with all sorts of opportunities for surrender and trust, we get to redefine how we choose to hold ourselves and how we want to be held as we continue to embrace the higher order of life and its ever unfolding divine plan.
In our next Council of Queens gathering we will discuss various ways in which we have learned to navigate this past year and share in some tools that keep us not only sane, but held and grounded.

This month, Chase and Susy come to us wanting to explore the way archetypes like “king”, “queen”, “prince”, and “damsel” inform how to relate as a couple and as community leaders.

Healing The Political Divide: How to communicate effectively with the people we disagree with most.
Dennis Cohen, professional mediator and family therapist guides us into using our conversation skills to communicate with those who have differing views.
What’s covered:
-How to How to ask empowering questions
-Listening skills that will make hard conversations easier

The world “out there” can feel extremely polarized at times. This past year, polarization has been taken to new heights. Being human can be challenging and when conflict or strong differences of opinions or beliefs come up it can push even the most open hearted of us to the edge.
The next Love Lounge will focus on taking control of our reactions, how to use questions to guide a conversation and find a common ground when we have opposing views.
During the call you will have an opportunity to connect, learn, share and practice with other couples on how to shift triggers around polarizing conversations and transform conflict into connection.
Gain empowering tools and insights from the community on how to be a master at conquering upset and conflict.

Jumping back in where we left off last month, we will continue the conversation and exploration of what’s needed to heal any remnants or scar tissue of past or present wounds that we have experienced with women along our path.

Knowing that our patriarchal and cultural conditioning has impacted how we’ve been with each other as women, starting with mother/daughter wounds and then translating into unhealthy sister dynamics, we have much to rise up and clear from our conditioning as a collective of Queens.

Join us for Part 2 of this necessary and important conversation that will allow us as a tribe of sisters to take this healing and alchemy “all the way through.”

This month, Page and Ryan come to us wanting to co-create together more and create a lifestyle that is aligned to our gifts and passions, co-creatively. They want to break free of traditional “jobs” and work together to offer something more truly expressive and unique together.

As we continue with the quarterly themed principle, Holding It All, Together and our October monthly theme of Prejudice & Projection we will be diving into an important and potent discussion of how we form and un-form our Couples Councils which can bring up… shall we say… a ripe opportunity to work with many (if not all) of the Eden World 12 Principles.

Healing the Sister Wound
Rising up to better hold ourselves & our sisters in service to an Eden World
In this call we will explore:
The art of alchemy for transmutation of comparison, competition & jealousy
How to turn our triggers into deeper trust
Ways to celebrate the feminine in all of us (…and in the men we love)
The power of a sacred sister mirror and how to use it for good
Join us on Tuesday, October 13th at 5:30pm PT for this potent gathering of Eden sisters and transformational conversation.
This gathering will be 90 minutes and you are invited to stay on for 30 minutes afterwards to move into an (optional) movement practice where we will take all that we discussed and further anchor and alchemize it with our body temples, through a guided embodied experience.

Tani Thole and Leslie Rogers are the founders and lead facilitators of the Light Dark Institute. As pioneers of cutting-edge philosophies and practices in the realm of shadow integration, they are dedicated…