When we enter the presence of a waterfall, we step into the ancient remembering of all those who came before us and weave our prayer and sacred intention into the water for all who willcome after us. When we consciously work with water in this way, we enter a living field of intelligence, a body that holds our ancestors tears, our mother’s womb, the first rain that kissed this earth.

Every prayer we whisper, every song we sing, becomes structure within the water. These are not just gestures, they are offerings that shape the unseen.

Let us pray with our feet in her flow.
Let us remember that healing isn’t something we do to water,
but something we do with her.

Over three sacred days, we’ll journey deep into the forest trails of Mi’kma’ki (Nova Scotia) gathering at hidden waterfalls, singing to stone and stream, and remembering the part of ourselves that never left the wild.

This is a pilgrimage of offering, ritual bathing, and reverence.
A return to simplicity, sisterhood, and elemental beauty.