Community Offerings

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We gather in community circles, inspired by the Kichwa Mama's way of nurturing their community through a sense of belonging and always coming back to the central fires. 

 In a time when many feel disconnected and separate, these old ways remind us of our interconnectedness and shared responsibility towards each other, the elements, the seasons, the cycles, and the land.  

I deeply know this is how we create more beauty and change in the world. 

Women together, tending our fires, innate in our personal kinship with plants, sharing hearts and stories of life. Reclaiming ancestral practices belonging to the earth and tending gateways with reverence.

These Community Fires serve as a gathering place to remember, to speak what is real, and to be witnessed...to be anchored in women belonging to kinships and to themselves

Fire clears. 

Fire strengthens. 

Fire brings us back to ourselves.

Around the fire, we steam with plants,  sharing wisdom, tending our bodies, hearts, emotions, and spirit together.  Women together tending our fires and nurturing our spirits. We are returning to plant wisdom, sharing hearts and stories, and reclaiming what belongs to the earth. 

• Birth Fire — welcoming new life. 
• Seasonal Fires — gathering the community throughout the year.

STAY IN THE KNOW

Be one of the first to know when the next firewalking events are coming up, as these unique experiences happen randomly when the fire calls. These events not only celebrate holistic practices but also empower women in their journeys. Send me an email to be added to the list: treeka@theforrest.ca

PRIVATE AND CORPORATE EVENTS

We would absolutely love to facilitate a firewalking event for you, as part of our holistic practices aimed at promoting women empowerment. Other additions and options include arrow breaking and glass walking, depending on the theme for the event.

Let's explore!

FOUR DAYS. FOUR NIGHTS. A HEARTH FOR REMEMBERING 

When someone we love dies, life continues—but the heart often struggles to follow.

The Grief Fire is a four-day, four-night family tending created to honour the life of a loved one, gather those who remain, and create space for grief to be witnessed rather than carried alone.

Around the fire we share stories, prepare nourishing meals, sit in silence, cry, laugh, remember, and allow grief to move in its own time. For families who hold this understanding, the fire can also become a sacred companion as they pray for and honour the spirit's journey.

Guided by the rhythms of fire, plants, ritual, and community, this is not about fixing grief or finding closure. It is about tending one another through one of life's deepest thresholds with presence, dignity, and love.

A hearth where love is remembered, grief is welcomed, and the living are gently held.