Eleven Days · By Invitation
A gathering to re-member
Yoga at first light. Ho'oponopono in circle. Eleven days to lay down what isn't yours and come back together as one body.
We did not come here to fix ourselves.
We came to remember. Eleven days in one place, with one circle, moving through the four sentences that dissolve what stands between us:
I'm sorry. Forgive me. Thank you. I love you.
Daily Yoga
Two practices a day — a strong, breath-led morning flow and a slow candlelit yin as the sun drops.
Ho'oponopono
The Hawaiian practice of making right. Four sentences, held in circle, until the old story loosens.
Activation
Breathwork, sound, movement and fire — nervous-system work that returns you to your own current.
Community
Twenty-two people, shared meals, no phones after dusk. Remembering happens in the presence of others.
The Arc
Eleven days
- IArrivalOpening circle, cacao, silence at sunset.
- IIGroundingBreath, hatha, the body as first home.
- IIII'm SorryHo'oponopono I — naming what we carry.
- IVLineageAncestral clearing, water ceremony.
- VForgive MeHo'oponopono II — releasing the knot.
- VIStillnessDay of silence. Ocean, journal, rest.
- VIIActivationKundalini flow, sound bath, fire.
- VIIIThank YouHo'oponopono III — gratitude practice.
- IXI Love YouHo'oponopono IV — the return to love.
- XIntegrationSlow yin, partner work.
- XIRe-MemberClosing ceremony, vows, first light.
Come Together
Twenty-two places at the fire
The gathering is small on purpose. Tell us who you are and what you're ready to lay down, and we'll write back with dates, location and the full invitation.
- Length
- 11 days · 10 nights
- Circle
- 22 people
- RHYTHM
- Movement — two practices daily Nourishment — raw, plant-based cuisine Breath — daily breathwork & meditation Connection — partner healing therapy