Sacred Ceremony

Let’s create a ceremony together and connect with the natural forces of Sedona through prayer, intention, and gratitude.

Ceremony on the Land, Sedona

New Habits, Ancient Wisdom

Participating in a ceremony on the land helps you connect with the natural energies of Sedona through prayer, intention, and gratitude. When we gather and focus our prayers and energies, we can tap into our ancient wisdom and activate our natural healing abilities.

Two women outdoors in a mountainous area, one holding a fan and a smoking incense, the other looking down, with trees and mountains in the background.

Curated Ceremony on the Land

Any day is a good day to do a ceremony and express gratitude, energize intentions, and send prayers to those in need.

  • Custom-created ceremonies can include one person or a group and will enhance and solidify life events, such as weddings, a new child, a career change, or relocating. Ceremonies can also help alleviate stress during transitional times, such as divorce, the loss of a loved one, a health diagnosis, or job loss. Any day is a good day to do a ceremony and express gratitude, energize intentions, and send prayers to those in need.

  • With one or more people, we will meet at an agreed-upon nature location in Sedona that is easy to access and offers privacy. All ceremonies will include feather and sage smudging, out-loud prayer to the natural forces, and the opportunity to release negativity and call in what you want. 

    Ceremonies on the land can enhance,

    • Retreats

    • Family reunions

    • Corporate events

    • Couples bonding

    Whatever brings you to visit this magical land, we can integrate your interests into a custom ceremony and bring prayer and meaning to your trip.

    • Starting at 1-hour

Ancient Wisdom, Native American Ceremony

Medicine Wheel Ceremony

When people of any culture gather around the medicine wheel and offer prayer, it connects us to ancient wisdom.

  • The Medicine Wheel is a universal symbol used in many cultures worldwide since ancient times. In North America, it is used by many Native cultures. It is a multidimensional symbol representing the interconnectedness between all things. When people of any culture gather around the medicine wheel and offer prayer, it connects us to ancient wisdom.

  • With one or more people, we will gather together on the land at one of the local medicine wheels or create a new medicine wheel with cornmeal. You will experience calling in the four directions, offering tobacco and prayers, drumming and song as we connect to the elements, animal totems, seasons, and stages of life connected to each direction. This is a profoundly spiritual ceremony that you can learn and continue throughout your life.

    • 1-hour out on the sacred land