This group in Tulum forever changed our lives.
This incredible group of strangers showed up with bravery, open hearts, trust, vulnerability, and softness. Goodbye hugs are a memory that is forever imprinted. We swam with sea turtles and sting rays, participated in traditional Mayan ceremonies and met the most amazing locals. We dove in deep and shared our dreams, fears, and personal aspirations. We faced fears and jumped into the ocean. We sat in the dark Temazcal hut and sobbed. We explored the spiritual realm of the local plants through ceremony. Together, we found pieces of our hearts that had been missing for a while.
Our Attendees
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“This experience meant more to me than I can explain. Before this retreat I was scared of opening up and letting people in, and letting my guard down. This experience helped me let go and be free. ”
“This experience was so wonderful. I know I am going to go home completely reset and changed for the better. The Temazcal ceremony was incredible and nothing I would have ever probably experienced in my life.”
“This experience restored my faith in sisterhood and showed me I’m not alone. It provided a safe space for me for the first time in years. The Temazcal ceremony was my favorite - the connection and release of emotions was unbelievable. ”
“This experience was magical. It reminded me that there are a lot of beautiful amazing people in this world. I discovered braveness in myself, and feel comfortable sharing things with others. ”
“This experience meant EVERYTHING to me. It was so positive and enlightening. Every woman needs an experience like this. I needed this so bad and beleive it has opened up so many doors for me. Golden Doors.”
“To me, this experience meant everything. You gave me the opportunity to meet incredible women and do incredible work within myself. This experience gave me confidence and quite literally awakened my soul.”
“The Temazcal ceremony was amazing. The love and support and personal journey was the most incredible thing to be a part of. Getting to know this group of women in general has been so special.”