FaeTerra is our living temple space -
A container we hold for community gatherings.
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We come together
to nurture our families
to deepen intimacy
to explore our inner worlds.
To speak with raw, authentic expression
To creatively connect with spirit
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These are village experiences – Not events led or taught by us alone.
We set the container, the rhythm, and the vision
but the medicine arises from the circle itself
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When you come to a circle,
we are not asking for your passive attendance.
This is active village co-creation.
Your presence, your gifts, your edges, and your desire to show up fully
helps to shape the experience for everyone.
Come ready to Receive
Come ready to Give
Come ready to Evolve in a group container
Welcome to the village
The circle is open
What will you bring?
* Full Moon Intimacy Circle
* Marriage Support
* Sexuality Workshops
* "Art Witch" Art Journal Circles
* Contact Improvisational Dance
* Expressive Arts Therapy
* Fertility and Birth Workshops
* Family Support Circles
* Family Gatherings
* Archetypal Embodiment
* Ceremony and Ritual
* Spiritual Wisdom
🌙 Crafting our own MARRIAGE RITES ~ The Naming Ceremony ☀️ When Adam and I got married, we changed our last name to FaeTerra. His last name was Ellis. My last name was Kozinn. FaeTerra Read more
My husband says this is the “Age of the Maiden.” And by that he means…The Age of the Mother, when life revolved around family, is gone. We are a culture obsessed with youth, beauty & Read more
When I got pregnant, I expected that I would have someone to guide me into my next phase of life. Maybe my mother ~ or my best friends who had children of their own… but Read more
~ * Rites of Passage into the Mother Phase of Life * ~ Joseph Campbell quotes “When a baby is born the mother dies.She no longer lives in the pursuit of herself… her life force Read more
When you choose to be married, it’s a choice to alchemize. It’s a choice to change and transform. And to do that, a container is necessary. But! How do you navigate the line between~ committing Read more
I’d like to tell you a story about the sun and the moon. In pagan traditions, the woman is the moon. She is cyclical and she moves in rhythms with the tides. She is light Read more
