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Women's+ Ancestral Healing Circle
In-Person in East Asheville
Next date 
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When we heal our lineages, we unearth the ancient magic that lives within our blood and bones
 

Why stoke the flame of our ancestral fires?

 

People all over the world going back to ancient times have tended their lineages, understanding that our connection to those who came before us greatly impacts our lives here on earth.

 

Now is the time to gather together to reignite the ancient practice of ancestral connection and reverence.​

Ancestral healing unfolds beautifully in individual sessions, and this work is also meant to be done in community. All around the world there are ancestral healing circles forming as people remember their roots.

Group work allows us to learn from each other and share our experiences, to witness and to be witnessed in our healing, transformation, and reconnection with our people. 

 

You'll connect with one of your lineages in ritual space with safety, intention, and confidentiality. There will be plenty of time for sharing and connection. 

 

If you’ve never done ancestor work, this is a great place to start. If you've already dived in, this is a wonderful way to go deeper.

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When women gather in circles, magic happens 

Ancestral lineage healing guides us into deeper belonging
 

 Examples of what we'll explore:
 

  • Connecting with elder ancestors who can act as guides for healing one of your lineages
     

  • The gifts and challenges of your lineages, and how those live within you
     

  • The cultural shifts that caused disruptions, and what the medicines are to heal the harm
     

  • How patriarchal and supremacist currents impacted your ancestors and are showing up for you
     

  • Identifying your unique magic that you are here to share with the world in this lifetime
     

  • Listening to wisdom about how to stay grounded through the upheavals of the world
     

  • Understanding the ways that your lineage is connected to the sacred, to the elements, to the earth


Ancestral healing is intuitive, sacred work and is held as a time of ritual and reverence, with song, drumming, and grounded, trauma-informed facilitation.


Details:
 

  • The circle will include sharing about our lineages and a guided journey to experience connection with well ancestors. There will be drumming, song, a group altar, and tea.
     

  • This circle is held rain or shine at a private home in East Asheville, address will be shared after registering.
     

  • Please note the space is accessed from a gravel driveway across a flat grassy yard and may not be accessible for wheelchairs. Please contact Kathryn @ regenerate-healing . com with questions.
     

  • Limited to five people, open to all who identify as a woman. Sliding scale $15-45.
     

  • If you haven’t already done a session with a practitioner or taken the Ancestral Lineage Healing Course with Ancestral Medicine, we’ll get your 1:1 session scheduled before the circle (not included in the cost of the circle - sliding scale available).

Signups are currently closed

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Now more than ever as we witness systems crumble and culture unravel, we are being called to co-create a new and ancient world that can only be born through healing our deep roots.​​​​​​​​

 


 

 



Facilitated by Kathryn Blau, Ancestral Lineage Healing Practitioner
 

Image by Prateek Gautam

The time has come for us to gather again around the ancestral fire and ignite the spark of healing.

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About Regenerate Ancestral Healing

 

re·gen·er·ate

1) (of a living organismregrow (new tissue) to replace lost or injured tissue.

 

2) reformed or reborn, especially in a spiritual or moral sense.


When I was considering a name that embodies the heart of ancestral healing, I waited for inspiration to strike. One evening while I was at a concert, it did. The group, Mamuse, had the audience call out words and phrases that they would craft into an improvised song in support of Palestinians. Someone called out REGENERATION, and I knew instantly that this would be the name of my practice. 

When we engage with ancestral healing work, we are initiating a process of repair, of reclaiming what has been lost among the generations. We are not only asking for healing for the generations who no longer walk upon the earth. We are asking that the healing ripple down through us, the living, so that our descendants may be born into lineages that have been repaired, reclaimed, rebirthed, and regenerated.

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