From the tiniest atom to the spiraling galaxies, from the turning of seasons to planets orbiting our life-giving sun—and within us, the human heart pumping in a sacred loop—Circle is the universal form of continuity and renewal.
All life begins at a center point of potentiality—a single spark, a pulse, a zygote. Creation spirals outward, in circles of becoming. Life expands from a central axis, like galaxies or flowers.
You, too, are a vortex of energy, organized around a center: your heart, your essence. We begin by guiding you back to that center—your right to be who you are in coherence with the wholeness and flow of life.
Through a process called Threadwork, we identify where our life flows from essence and where we need to reweave ruptured ancestral, personal, and cultural threads into a pattern of wholeness.
Threadwork treats ruptures as portals for creating an expanded sense of wholeness, one that embodies the wisdom of reconciliation—honoring your right to be and supporting the unfolding of your becoming through the wholeness of your being.
This continuity is expressed in coherence with the great cycles and seasons of life—from birth to death and all the arcs in between.
By working with Circle as Map and Circle as Compass, we see how our personal threads are part of the greater ebb and flow of existence.
The hero myth, pyramidal economies, genocide, empire, even the battle between higher and lower self—all reflect patterns of dominance, often over the feminine. As we shift from self-oriented narratives to an understanding of how our personal and cultural threads shape us, we begin to see how they perpetuate fragmentation, with conquest as a basis for success.
Circle offers a pathway oriented to wholeness that decolonizes dominant models without erasing our cultural inheritance. It opens us to a different way of seeing and being, inviting us to live into questions like: How do we exist in mutual support and balance, like an old-growth forest?
