returning to the shamanic & BUddhist Roots of reiki Training: Level 1 & 2

MOUNT SHASTA
September 10 - 15, 2026

ONLY 3 spots left

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For those who feel called to train in the ways of Reiki 靈氣 along the powerful waterways and sacred power spots of Buliyum Puyuuk—also known as Mount Shasta—join STAR NATION REIKI’s 2026 cohort. Together, we dial it back to the Japanese shamanic, Shinto, and Buddhist roots of Reiki.

If preparing your vessel through Shinto and Shugendō mountain ascetic practices—such as misogi 禊, a water purification ritual of mind, body, and spirit—and immersive training in Reiki Level I (Shoden 初伝) and Level II (Okuden 奥伝) in a forest dojo deeply resonates with you, this training is for you.

Held only once a year in Mount Shasta, this six-day Reiki 靈氣 immersion welcomes beginners, seasoned practitioners of all levels, and anyone drawn to the healing arts as a spiritual path.

Here, nature becomes your teacher, and your own body becomes the vessel for transformation.

Misogi 禊 is an ancient Japanese Shinto and Shugendō–based water purification ritual that cleanses the mind, body, and energetic field. It strips away what you are not, so what you truly are can stand in right relationship with Heaven, Earth, and all beings.

Curious how Reiki 靈氣 courses through you and all living things? Wonder how it can be harnessed to restore your body’s own natural healing abilities?

Join the next cohort as we tap into what our ancestors and the ancient ones have always known.

If you feel called to purify, train, and receive Reiju 霊授 (spiritual transmission, also known as attunement) in nature, we invite you to join us for a spirit-led journey to remembering who you are.

Held in Mount Shasta, this training provides a clear and direct connection to Source and often serves as a portal—reawakening your intuition, ancestral lineage(s), and the medicine you innately carry.

While empire is collapsing and planetary frequencies are shifting, now is the time to anchor your light and fulfill your earth walk. 

Open to all, this offering centers queer, trans and Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) participants.

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YOUR sanctuary on mount shasta

During your stay, you will rest at a private sanctuary nestled at the foot
of Mount Shasta and be nourished by a team of holistic chefs.

  • A bowl of fresh salad containing avocado slices, blood orange slices, cherry tomatoes, radicchio, and greens on a light gray textured surface, with scattered pecans, pomegranate seeds, and blood orange halves nearby.
  • A yellow wooden cabinet with glass doors displaying decorative items, a white round dining table with wooden stools, a white ceiling light, a window with sunlight, and a wall with wood logs outside.
  • A side view of a house with a deck and stairs, surrounded by lush green plants and colorful flowers, including cosmos and other blooming plants, with a forested background.
  • A large round container filled with water and floating pink water lilies with green lily pads, situated outdoors in a garden or backyard setting.
  • View of a backyard deck with lounge chairs, potted plants, and a patio table with an umbrella, bordered by rocks, trees, and a forested landscape under a bright sky with the sun shining through the trees.
  • A white clawfoot bathtub on a wooden deck with a black faucet, surrounded by a wooden fence and green foliage, outdoors.
  • Outdoor seating area with circular metal chairs surrounding a fire pit, set on gravel in a forest with tall pine trees and mountains in the background.

Where you’ll rest

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Where you’ll rest *

  • Alpaca Room (Queen, private)
    Sleeps 1-2 *******SOLD OUT*******
    $3200 per person

    Forest Room (2 Queens)
    Sleeps 2 *******SOLD OUT*******
    $2950 per person

    Maple Porch Room (2 twins)
    Sleeps 2 *****1 SPACE LEFT*****
    $2,650 per person

The main house curated with thoughtful artwork, crystals, and lush houseplants create a serene and nurturing atmosphere. The richness of natural light and the views of the surrounding forest and meadow offer a grounding experience. Shared indoor bathrooms are easily accessible, and cozy beds dressed in luxurious linens offer deep comfort and restful sleep.

A bedroom with a large bed, wooden bench, and several windows letting in natural light. Decor includes plants, wall art, and a side table with flowers.
A bedroom with two beds, a large window revealing a snowy forest outside, a mirror, a small desk, and a potted plant.
Two beds with colorful striped bedding and pillows, black sheer curtains above, dark wood wall with artwork, beige partition with yellow and orange shades, lamps on side tables, on a textured carpeted floor.
Cottage Interior of a cozy bedroom with wood-paneled walls, two twin beds with white and patterned bedding, a rug, a nightstand with a lamp, picture, and heater, and a large framed nature photo on the wall.
Interior of a beige tent with two beds, a brown armchair, and pillows. Two small lamps on side tables, and a few woven rugs and poufs on the floor.
Sunrise Cottage has three twin beds. There are two windows, one on the left and a small rectangular window on the back wall. The room has natural wood walls and ceiling with visible beams, a small yellow side table with a lamp, a fan, and artwork.

The cottages are nestled near the main house and immersed in forest and garden surroundings which offer a peaceful balance of privacy and connection. Guests enjoy the feeling of a secluded woodland escape while remaining close to community spaces, with convenient access to shared indoor and modern outdoor bathroom facilities including a private open-air tub.

  • Azul Cottage (Queen, private)
    Sleeps 1-2 ******* SOLD OUT*******
    $3100 per person

    Sunset Cottage (Queen, shared)
    Sleeps 1 ******* SOLD OUT*******
    $2,950 per person

    Sunset Cottage (Twin bed, shared) 
    Sleeps 1 ******* SOLD OUT*******
    $2,850 per person

    Spruce Cottage (2 twins)
    Sleeps 2*******1 SPACE LEFT*******
    $2,850 per person

    Sunrise Cottage (3 twins)
    Sleeps 3*******1 SPACE LEFT*******
    $2,750 per person

Glamping accommodations offer a magical, nature-immersed experience, and a peaceful sanctuary under the trees. These canvas tents are decorated with soft rugs and plush bedding with electric blankets to add extra warmth.  It’s perfect for guests seeking a deeper connection to nature without sacrificing comfort. Shared indoor and modern outdoor bathroom facilities including a private open-air tub nearby.

  • Cedar Glamping Tent (2 twins)
    Sleeps 2 ******* SOLD OUT*******
    $2,650 per person

    Fern Glamping Tent (2 twins)
    Sleeps 2 ******* SOLD OUT*******
    $2,650 per person

Returning to the Shamanic & Buddhist Roots of Reiki: Levels 1 & 2 intensive training | Sept 10-15, 2026 | Mount Shasta, CA

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Returning to the Shamanic & Buddhist Roots of Reiki: Levels 1 & 2 intensive training | Sept 10-15, 2026 | Mount Shasta, CA *

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  • Arrive: Thursday, Sept 10th at 4pm.

    Depart: Tuesday, Sept 15 at noon.

    If possible, please allow for critical integration time by taking a few extra days off following the Reiki training.

  • We will spend six days at a beautiful private sanctuary nestled at the foot of Mount Shasta, where we slow our roll, cultivate the vessel, and drop into Mother Nature—preparing ourselves to receive the teachings and Reiju 靈授, a sacred spiritual blessing transmitted from teacher to student within the crystalline field of Mount Shasta.

    As settlers and guests of Turtle Island, we will honor the original ancestors and stewards of the land by learning to be in right relationship with our relatives that make up our natural surroundings.

    We will weave in resonant practices drawn from Buddhism, Shinto, Shugendō, Daoism, and the Lakota ways—practicing humility, reciprocity, and deep reverence for the natural world.

    This immersion follows an initiatory progression of purification, cultivation, transmission, and integration.

    As an invitation to reconnect with Source, we will experience and learn through the following practices and teachings:

    • 禊 Misogi — a Shinto and Shugendō–based water purification practice through 滝行 takigyō, a waterfall meditation and austerity practice that cleanses the mind, body, and spirit, releases the ego, restores connection with nature, and prepares the practitioner for initiation and transmission.
      (~2-mile mostly flat round-trip hike, with a short, steep incline at the one-mile mark)

    • Traditional Indigenous purification ceremony, held for deep healing, death, and rebirth.
      (Participants will be guided in preparing appropriate offerings.)

    • 森林浴 shinrin-yoku — the Japanese practice of forest bathing, cultivating presence, receptivity, and attunement with the natural world.

    • The syncretic spiritual influences and history of 靈氣 Reiki, including its roots in Japanese spiritual and cultural life.

    • An introduction to 靈氣 Reiki through the etymology of its kanji characters and its relationship to Japanese shamanic traditions.

    • 五戒 Gokai — the Reiki Principles and Precepts, recited in both Japanese and English.

    • Foundational Core Reiki Practices and Daily Cultivation.

    • The three Reiki symbols or shirushi (三つの靈氣印) including brushstroke practice and sequencing through 書道 shodō (Japanese calligraphy), and their corresponding 呪文 jumon (incantations).

    • Hand positions for practicing Reiki on oneself and others.

    • Byōsen — an intuitive scanning method used to guide a Reiki session.

    • Individual and group distant Reiki practices, including work across time and space.

    • Exploration of the three major Daoist energy centers.

    • Guidance in offering a full Reiki session, including how to open and close a session and how to maintain energetic integrity.
      (While “protection” language is a Western construct, many therapists and healing practitioners find these boundary practices supportive.)

    • Receiving 靈授 Reiju — a direct spiritual blessing and empowerment transmitted from teacher to student.

    • If time allows: learning how to respectfully harvest spring water and cedar medicine in right relationship and reciprocity with Uŋčí Makȟá — Grandmother Earth.

    • Practices for remaining open to insight, synchronicity, and ongoing connection to Spirit.

    If you feel called to purify, train in the ways of Reiki within the energetically crystalline oasis of Buliyum Puyuuk / Mount Shasta, and remember your earth walk, this spirit-led training may be for you.

    Limited to 17 participants.

  • The training cost is based on the accommodation you select and ranges from $2,650–$3,200 per person. Accommodations are first come. first served.

    To register and secure your spot, a non-refundable deposit of $500 is required.

    After submitting your registration form and deposit of $500, you will receive a “Book Your Room” link within 24 hours to choose your accommodation and submit your payment.

    We will try to accommodate a payment schedule depending on when you register and book your room.

    Payment methods (preferred order):
    Zelle — (415) 666-5668
    Venmo — @starnationreiki
    PayPal — (415) 666-5668 or @morohoshi

    YOUR INVESTMENT INCLUDES:

    The Training
    In depth Reiki training taught from a Japanese cultural perspective, that incorporates Shinto, Buddhist, and Shugendō ascetic practices.

    Your Teacher
    諸星 京子 Marie Kyoko Morohoshi (Morohoshi Sensei), the founder of STAR NATION REIKI brings over forty years of ceremonial and spiritual training grounded in Zen Buddhism and indigenous practices.

    Accommodations
    Nestled at the foot of Mt Shasta, we’ll be staying in a private sanctuary with thoughtfully curated rooms and spaces with views of forests, meadows, and lovely gardens, creating a serene and deeply restful experience.

    Nourishing Meals
    Enjoy three daily servings of delicious organic, vegetarian, and plant-based meals prepared by GaiaTree, a local team of holistically trained chefs.

    Training Materials
    Receive a student planner, reference book, practice manual, and a shodō Japanese calligraphy pen for drawing Reiki symbols.

    Reciprocity with Indigenous Communities
    A small portion of your training fee supports a Lakota ceremonial family and the Winnemem Wintu Tribe of Buliyum Puyuuk (Mount Shasta). With permission and blessings from Chief Caleen Sisk, our training is conducted in respectful relationship with the land and waterways where some of our experiences take place.

    Important to Know
    While we intentionally create a supportive, retreat-like environment for rest and nourishment, this is a robust and rigorous training.

  • Contribute here.

    Each year, we receive many deserving scholarship applications for our annual Reiki training in Mount Shasta, and it is always difficult to turn worthy applicants away. Named in honor of one of our brightest STAR NATION REIKI students, the Hodari Blue Legacy Fund was created to help make this profoundly transformational training more accessible to those who feel deeply called to this path.

    We believe financial barriers should never stand in the way of a true calling. In that spirit, we are casting a wide net into the field, inviting the support of those who feel moved to help students participate in this work.

    Your generosity helps us cultivate the next generation of STAR NATION REIKI practitioners who will bring their medicine down from the mountain and return to their respective communities to help heal their people. If you feel called to support this vision, we invite you to join those making this a reality.

    In support of future generations of queer, trans, and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) students and healers, we humbly ask for your contribution.

    ‍Please donate today.

  • In loving memory of our bright and beloved STAR NATION REIKI student, Hodari Blue, this scholarship honors their spirit and helps make this Reiki training more accessible.

    The 2026 scholarship recipients have been selected. We invite you to check back again when applications reopen for 2027.

a glimpse into the journey

TESTIMONIALS

Melorie Serrano Masacupan

jarret leong

I hadn’t known it at the time, but Marie’s decolonized, earth-aligned practice was exactly what I was missing in my Reiki practice and life journey at the time.

Working with the seasonal elements (I was part of an intimate cohort for Marie’s “Four Seasons Summer Solstice Reiki Training” in Mount Shasta), learning to build a sacred fire, purifying our energy centers underneath glacial melt waterfalls, we were cultivating a connection with the planet and her divine intelligence. The outdoor training culminated in group reiki sessions and a final reiju/attunement that came under a full moon with a simple but deeply-felt message: "believe in yourself”. Shedding tears of gratitude and relief by the reiju tent, I felt a weight lifted off my

  • chest, a burden I thought I carried alone. Instead I felt renewed by the support of a beautiful reiki cohort, a true teacher, and spirit itself.

    Shortly after the training, I created a ritual to call in my purpose and those who would walk this path with me, and the very next day some new key figures stepped in, changing my life completely.

    Looking back, I was trying to find liberation in the academic world, but spiritual freedom was contradictory to the very kind of thinking that they teach you at school.

    Marie’s training truly helped me reconnect with my own intuition and realign to my purpose at a time when I felt most lost. As a life path 11, I’ve struggled with understanding what this is all about, but after working with Marie, I’ve regained the strength to return to my work as a writer and artist, to play my part in creating a kinder and more compassionate society.

    If you resonate with my story, if you too are searching for that missing something, I believe you'll find it with STAR NATION REIKI.

Child lying on a large log near a waterfall in a forest, dressed in winter clothing.

Nayad Abrahamian,
Mixed Healing Artist

Ooooo weeee! Learning and truly living the Shamanic and Buddhist Roots of Reiki has forever transformed my life. 

After my epic training and attunement, I became activated and elevated in a way that felt like a universal upgrade. I began navigating my day-to-day life and work as a healing arts practitioner with a mighty anchor to ground in the everlasting energy source that connects us all to Mama Nature. This training planted potent seeds into my heart and hands to help me feel and harness the potent power we have forever flowing within.

Marie is an extraordinarily majestic spirit and beacon of love in this wildly hyper distracted and distorted world. The community she has weaved together is radical, revolutionary, yummy, love-filled goodness in every bite.

  • Learning the healing art of Reiki on the sacred land of Buliyum Puyuuk (Mt. Shasta) was a triple bonus to this already phenomenal experience curated by the galactically beloved Marie Kyoko Morohoshi.

    Our wonderful web of badass reiki practitioners are creating mega ripples of change in the world around us, starting from our inner galaxies. 

    I am super grateful to cross cosmic paths with Marie and wholeheartedly believe in her unique style of deeply mystical magic. It has been an honor to assist and provide support for trainings and also donate to create scholarships for future students. I am so juiced to be part of this beautifully evolving Star Nation; a constellation of Reiki jedi warrior stars shining bright and spreading that lovely infinite light.

    շնորհակալություն , gracias, sukran, and thank you!

Kinshasa Bennett

Marie, thank you for the transformative experience. You are wonderfully open and  fierce! You created a vulnerable yet joyful, loving, and powerful container. The love emanated from the moment I arrived and was only deepened as time went on. My heart chakra opened immensely and I continued to vibrate from the yummy deliciousness of the training for weeks afterwards.

I made 18 new friends and felt my sense of family expand. During and even after the Reiki training, I kept repeating these three words over and over again to describe my experience: ‘It’s so good!’

Reading them now, several months later, they still ring true.  It was wonderful to learn Reiki with Marie and the cohort she/they assembled; and to do it in nature and in the sacred lands and waterways of Mt. Shasta was awe-inspiring. The tools I learned have helped me through some tough times.  Reiki has brought me closer to loved ones and most importantly to myself. 

I’d do it again!

Jennifer rei kanenaga

Having completed level 1-2 Reiki training with Marie Morohoshi and STAR NATION REIKI was like coming home; it felt like a natural extension of my work as a healer and the spiritual work I’ve committed myself to over the decades. As a queer JA (Japanese American), I appreciated learning Reiki from Marie, whose deep roots to our culture shine in all aspects of the training, including through tracing the etymologies of the kanji characters and concepts at the core of Reiki, the connection to Shinto and Buddhist religions, and meditation and other practices we were trained in.

It was powerful to be on such beautiful and spiritually charged land, where we easily connected to nature and ourselves, and to top it off, to connect with a cohort

  • that was queer and BIPOC centered. So grateful for that intention and all the teachings (expected and unexpected) that were offered. 

    I recommend this to any person of Japanese descent who wants to learn from someone whose sensibility is steeped in the culture where Reiki was born. ”

Lauren Veasey

Answering the call from Spirit and saying yes to Reiki level 1 & 2 training with Marie has been one of the best decisions I’ve ever made! I’m so grateful to the container that Marie created for us and held so beautifully. The space at Hestia, the food, the icy creek and soaking mineral tubs, and the folks who were called to the training all offered the right alchemy of energy.

I came into retreat feeling I had inklings of a spiritual gift, but had no container to explore it, and here I learned how to still my body & mind so that I can be a clear vessel for Reiki energy to flow.

  • And now a few years out, I’ve cultivated spiritual friendships from our retreat and I feel confident in offering the gifts I’ve learned from Marie. Given these times, I feel blessed and honored to be able to offer reiki at community pop-up healing clinics during these very difficult and challenging times.

Iris Podschun
PCC, somatic coach

marie is an incredible teacher - loving, incredibly knowledgeable, funny, and firm.

Their training beautifully blends personal energetic healing and collective transformation of systems and cultures, all held in the container of accountability and allyship to Indigenous communities. It was life changing for me, between receiving healing from my human and non-human community, building my skills, and soaking in what’s possible in our healing spaces.”

Mary Nguyen

Pictured left: Before Reiki training. Pictured right: After Reiki training and Reiju transmission. A significant energy shift taken with an aura camera.

When I was searching for a Reiki teacher, it was important to me to learn from someone who focused on the cultural origins of Reiki, something that often gets lost in modern Reiki teachings today. 

I found that in Marie, whose Japanese-American upbringing informs and provides a unique backdrop for the lessons of Reiki and its history.

Her training on Mount Shasta is so well-curated and beautiful, and I would wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking a more traditional Reiki experience.

right: Rose-Lynn Scott
aka “Mama Lynn”

In September of 2019, I was winding down and reflecting upon a beautifully full Summer, when I received Marie’s invitation to attend STAR NATION REIKI’S “Returning to the Shamanic and Buddhist Roots of Reiki” training retreat. I knew little about Reiki and also knew several women in my acquaintance circle who claimed to be Reiki practitioners.

I also knew that Marie was an impeccable practitioner of whatever she engaged in. She is completely intentional, focused and encompassing in what I have witnessed her undertaking.

I was intrigued and I committed myself to read the invitation thoroughly and to allow my “gut” to guide me about my next steps. Well, I awoke the next day and still felt a resounding inner “yes”, so I registered for the retreat.

  • It also felt the perfect way to enter my 75th year of living on this planet, given that the retreat was being held in the area of California where my grandparents, mother, auntie and others first lived after leaving Louisiana 100 years prior.

    The night before I left for the retreat I had a very strong and memorable dream. In the dream, I was driving with my mother in a car. Upon our arrival at our destination, we were greeted by smiling faces and open arms into a room filled with golden light. We were enveloped in Love!

    Well, that is exactly how my arrival felt when my fellow travelers and I arrived at Hestia Retreat Center... into the arms of Love and Light. It felt like a homecoming into the embrace of women, most of whom I’d never met as we were embarking upon a journey together...how magical!

    The accommodations nestled in nature were completely comfortable and nurturing. The natural environment was a big part of the medicine of the retreat...rushing rivers, creeks, lakes, waterfalls, mineral waters, mountains, boulders and rocks, trees and local flora...Spirit as expressed in nature was our container.

    Mealtimes fed our bodies and souls...delicious and nutritious. Those times of breaking bread together in the universal tradition were as tasty as the food and hard to break away from.

    As important, however, I felt a spaciousness for my personal time and reflection throughout the retreat time. The schedule/program that was presented by Marie was thoughtfully crafted to allow personal grounding and purification, introduction to Reiki, hands on experience and practice, discussion, ritual and ceremony (including morning and evening meditation), experiences for practice and listening in nature with spaces for genuine connection with fellow participants through sharing, laughter and relaxation.

    My personal take aways from the retreat are many. I was fed by nature in a place where my ancestors lived, worked and walked. It was my fourth return to the area. I was honored (not coddled, yet respected) as an elder from the indigenous memory and way of the women who were there. I made a connection with a relative from my longtime family of choice, and, perhaps, stimulated some of her ancestral memories.

    I had an opportunity to cleanse in the healing waters of Stewart Mineral Springs and to challenge my elder self to plunge into the icy creek. I was able to share in natural conversations, the history of my African American ancestors in Northern California (a lesser known history) with photographs I brought along and stories I had to share. I experienced personal balancing and healing through the medicines, and chakra work offered. I was able to apply my personal prayer practice, integrated with the new (novice) information of Reiki, for personal healing, on behalf of the Winnemem Wintu people and lands, and for my Loved Ones.

    I celebrated the eve of my 75th year in my pj’s, without makeup or facade, dancing in the Light in which I had been welcomed into the retreat. How Divine!!

    Since the retreat, I have regained my daily meditation practice with attention to the importance of chakra balancing. I use the Reiki energy for my personal health maintenance and connect to the Universal Power to project Light and Love into this world where imbalance and separation is rampant.

    I humbly do my part with a worldwide team of Reiki practitioners.

CYNTHIA YEE, M.s. & REIKI Practitioner

There are no words to describe how my life has changed since being trained by Marie. 

I left the Reiki training feeling more aligned with my true essence and empowered to connect with my gifts and ancestors.

Marie created a space where I truly felt seen and honored and empowered to trust my own intuition. There were so many transformative moments I experienced throughout the training, I can’t even begin to list them all. All I know is that I’ve never felt such inner peace and connectedness to nature and all things than I did when I was in Mt. Shasta. 

I am forever grateful that I made the decision to take part in the “Returning to the Shamanic and Buddhist Roots of Reiki Training” with Marie. Initially I had some fears in attending

  • but as soon as I arrived I felt like I was surrounded by a community that felt like home.

    My mom also came to Hestia with me and spent most of the time connecting with the land and received so much unexpected healing while I was participating in the Reiki training. We both received so much from our time at the retreat and noticed we experienced significant spiritual growth and healing within ourselves. 

    I met my soul family at the training amongst the other students that also attended. I’ve learned so much from them and I’m so grateful I’m still connected to them to this day. 

    Thank you, Marie! My ancestors and I bow deeply in gratitude to you!

Daphnee G. Valdez

To have been trained and in presence with the depth of love and knowledge from Marie Kyoko Morohoshi, a practioner who divinely weaves and connects healing through a social justice lens, was truly an honor.

As one of her students during the 2019 “Returning to the Shamanic & Buddhist Roots of Reiki: Levels 1 & 2,” I experienced ancestral wisdom, intergenerational stories, community, healing, laughter & joy.

I cannot express how powerful it was to be taught by a Queer, Japanese-American womxn, sharing similar identities as a Queer Pinay.

  • I spent many years feeling odd and fearful of the gifts given to me by Divine and ancestors, but through Marie’s community building among other gifted QTPoCs and LGBTQ+ people, I felt seen, heard, and validated. I cannot wait to continue to work with Marie and continue to spread the healing. Blessings! Maraming salamat po, Marie –mahal kita!

Snow-capped mountain with a lenticular cloud formation above it, surrounded by blue sky and lower forested landscape.
A Japanese woman offering tobacco to Chief Caleen of the Winnemen Wintu in Mt Shasta at the closing ceremony setting, smiling and posing for a photo, surrounded by trees and mountains, with a group of people sitting and standing in the background.
A group of diverse people standing and sitting outdoors in a forest, all raising their hands and smiling at the camera.
A woman with short dark hair, wearing a dark hoodie with orange patches, standing outdoors in a forested area with green trees and blue sky, raising her right hand as if waving or shielding her eyes from the sun.
Reiki students sitting in zazen meditation on yoga mats and zafus outdoors in a forest setting, practicing morning gassho meditation, with a wooden fence and tall trees in the background.
Upperfalls waterfall flowing into a rocky pool with green moss and plants along the rocks along the Winnemen Waywacket aka Upper Falls along the McCloud River in Mt Shasta.
Two people are playing under a waterfall, shielding from the water with their hands, in a natural outdoor setting.
Person lying in a hammock tied to a tree, with a background of green leaves and blue sky.
A person sitting outdoors among trees and rocks, reading a book.
Person sitting outdoors in a forested area, wearing a black hoodie and mask, with hands covering face, surrounded by rocks and trees.
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A person receiving a massage from a female massage therapist in a bright, outdoor setting.
People in a circle participating in a group healing or meditation session outdoors, with their hands resting on each other's legs or arms.
A group of women seated on cushions inside a yurt, attending a workshop or class, with notebooks and water bottles in front of them.
A person sitting on the floor is practicing calligraphy with black ink and a brush, creating Chinese characters on white paper. Several sheets with similar characters are spread around on the wooden floor, and a bowl of black ink is nearby. The perso
Four women engaged in conversation in a room with wooden paneling. One woman wears a beige hat and has multiple earrings, another wears a light blue T-shirt with printed text and illustrations, and the third woman has dark, curly hair.
People sitting inside a yurt with a bright sun shining through the circular opening at the top.
Three women participating in a prayer or meditation activity, sitting close together with their hands covering their faces and praying, in an indoor setting with a patterned wooden wall in the background.
Group of seven people outdoors on a gravel trail, smiling and taking a selfie together, dressed in casual and outdoor clothing, with trees and parked cars in the background.
Two women sitting on wooden chairs outdoors, smiling at the camera, with a house in the background. The woman on the left has curly black hair, a purple scarf, and is holding a plate, while the woman on the right has short black hair, a scarf around
Two people posing outdoors in a forest, making peace signs and held hands. They are wearing masks, casual clothing, and backpacks, with trees and a dirt path in the background.
Four women outdoors hugging each other with trees and the sky in the background.
Group of diverse women standing outdoors in front of trees, raising their hands and smiling.
People hiking on a forest trail surrounded by trees and green foliage.
A lush green forest with tall trees, sunlight peeking through the branches, and a waterfall cascading down rocks into a river below.
A diverse group of people participating in a prayer or meditation outdoors and practicing Reiki in a forested area, with trees and greenery in the background.
Three people sitting and kneeling around a tree in a forest with prayer flags above them, engaging in a prayer or meditation activity, with personal belongings and water bottles nearby.
Two women are praying outdoors in a forested area during daytime. One woman has curly dark hair and is wearing a gray sweater with a blue scarf, while the other woman has darker skin, is wearing a head wrap, and a white jacket. They are holding their
Hana Gassho at Winnemen Waywacket
Night sky filled with stars above a forest with tall trees, and sources of warm light illuminating the ground and trees.
Close-up of a campfire with bright orange and yellow flames consuming burning wood and charcoal.
A Filipina woman smiling outdoors, wearing a bright yellow embroidered dress, holding a string with small prayer ties, with trees and a wooden fence in the background.
Group of people smiling and laughing outdoors in a forested area, some wearing traditional clothing and holding large drums.
A person lying face up and receiving a Reiki session from two practitioners with hands placed on their head and solar plexus in an outdoor setting with a wood railing and pink towel in the background.
Two women standing face to face in a forested area with a group of women sitting behind them, smiling, during a outdoor graduation ceremony.
Mt Shasta, a mountain with snow on top and forested slopes, seen across a calm body of water under a clear blue sky.
A collection of framed photographs, flowers, jewelry, and keepsakes displayed on a decorative cloth. The photographs are of various people, some in black and white and others in color. Items include a vase with flowers, a string of beads, a stone, an
A group of people participating in a spiritual or meditation activity outdoors in a forested area, with one woman in a yellow shirt holding a large feather.
The sun shining brightly purple or violet-like in a partly cloudy sky, with sun rays and some clouds surrounding it.
A woman underneath a waterfall under sunlight with splashing water droplets, surrounded by trees in a natural setting with beams of white, purple and green light arcs surrouding her.
A woman sitting by a rocky stream in a forest, holding a sacred rattle and reaching up with her right hand, smiling, with trees and mountains in the background. There is a large beam of violet light covering the rattle and most of the space above it.
Close-up of two large tree trunks with sunlight and lens flare effects, in a forest setting with a clear blue sky.