The Mother Earth Spirituality group draws upon ancestral wisdom to deepen our connection with the natural world, teaching us how to live joyfully and with purpose. Through our peer counseling groups, we support individuals in healing from life’s challenges.
For over 20 years, people have turned to us to transform their lives. While we may not be a permanent destination for everyone, we serve as a guiding waypoint, helping many find their path to a fulfilling life.
The Mother Earth Spirituality group embraces ancestral teachings to help us connect more deeply with nature, guiding us to live with joy and harmony.
Join us at one of our events. Kick off your shoes, feel the grass beneath your feet, listen to the creek’s gentle flow, and take in the beauty of the trees around us.
Our community welcomes everyone, whether you visit once or many times. We are open to all spiritual paths, as long as you come with an open heart and respect.
Your past actions don’t define you; what truly matters is what you are doing now.
Join us in celebrating life. Discover how to move forward positively and purposefully.
Join us at one of our events and explore 95 acres of serene, private woods. Whether you take a peaceful walk or spend a few days camping under the stars, you’ll find the grounding we all need. Listen to the birds, the rustling grass, and the flowing creek as you reconnect with nature.
Mother Earth Spirituality is a belief system that reveres the Earth as a sacred, living entity, drawing inspiration from indigenous wisdom and ecological practices.
Mother Earth Spirituality is founded on the belief that the Earth possesses a spirit, consciousness, and will. It teaches that all life forms are interconnected and interdependent, with humans not as superior beings but as caretakers of the Earth. The Earth generously provides for our needs, deserving our gratitude and reciprocity. Embracing the cyclical rhythm of life, death, and rebirth, this worldview sees the Earth as a wellspring of wisdom, healing, and spirituality.
Practicing Mother Earth Spirituality involves several meaningful actions, such as spending time in nature to appreciate its beauty and intricacy. It also includes learning about and honoring the indigenous peoples of the land. Adopting a sustainable and compassionate lifestyle to reduce your ecological footprint is essential, as is engaging in environmental activism and advocacy. Celebrating the seasons, moon phases, and life transitions, along with creating a sacred space for meditation, prayer, or rituals, are key practices. Additionally, seeking guidance and inspiration from the Earth and Elders who carry the wisdom of this path is central to living in harmony with these principles.
