RAVENS GATE is a sanctuary for those who feel the call to remember—a spiritual community rooted in reverence for the living Earth and the cycles that move through all existence. Here, we gather to mark the thresholds of our becoming, to support each other through life's passages, and to restore our relationship with the natural world that holds us.

We are a spiritual community—not bound by a single practice or path, but unified by shared commitment to healing, transformation, and wonder. Some come to work with plant medicine teachers in sacred ceremony. Others gather for moon circles, seasonal celebrations, or quiet meditation. Some seek support through life's transitions—birth, death, grief, awakening. Some come simply to remember they belong to something larger than the isolated stories our culture tells us we are.

The Earth is our teacher and temple. The divine breathes through stone and star, through the creatures we share this world with, through the seasons that turn and return. In rhythm with these natural cycles, we gather—to mark solstices and equinoxes, to honor the moon's phases, to witness each other's crossings, to sit in stillness or sing and dance in celebration.

We honor mystery in all its forms. Spirit reveals itself through dreams and visions, through the quiet voice of intuition, through ceremony and sacrament, through the ordinary miracle of being alive on this improbable planet. We welcome the mystical and the practical, the ecstatic and the everyday, understanding that transformation happens not only in peak experiences but in how we show up to our lives.

Ours is a path of regenerative spirituality—recognizing that healing follows the same cycles that govern all living systems. Death and rebirth, decay and renewal, dormancy and emergence. We honor these passages not as problems to solve but as essential movements in the spiral of growth. Whether you're composting old patterns, gestating new possibilities, or fruiting gifts you've been cultivating, you have a place here.

This is a community of care and accountability. We tend to each other through difficulty and celebrate each other's joys. We practice consent, respect boundaries, and work actively to dismantle the systems of oppression that cause harm in healing spaces. We welcome people across every identity, background, and walk of life—not as token diversity but because we genuinely believe that collective healing requires all of us, that liberation is woven together, that we need each other's wisdom and witness.

We live in service to the Earth, walking gently and with reverence. Ecological devotion is not separate from spiritual practice—it is spiritual practice. Stewardship is prayer made visible, relationship made concrete, love in action.

And to all who feel called—whether you're seeking healing, offering service, curious about what we do, or simply following an inexplicable pull toward something you cannot yet name—you are welcome here. You don't need to have it all figured out. You don't need to fit a certain mold or speak a particular spiritual language. If you feel weird, if you're on the fringe, if you know something's missing but can't quite articulate what, if you're just tired of doing this alone—there's a place for you at Ravens Gate.

Together, we are learning what it means to be human in a way that doesn't destroy the world that sustains us. We are practicing how to hold each other through the breaking-open that transformation requires. We are remembering our rightful place in the great web of existence—not as dominators or separate observers, but as participants, as kin, as creatures who belong here.

This is the work of dreaming a world back into balance. This is what it looks like to build community rooted in sacredness, accountability, and care. This is Ravens Gate.