Virtual Class Offering

Online Class: Wednesday, November 27th, 2024 @ 5pm PST.

This is the first of four classes that will be focused on the medicine that each element offers us.  Since we're in the fall season, we'll be starting with water. 

Many of our indigenous ancestors associated the fall season with the element of water, feminine energy, endings, and cycles of release.

There’s a variety of herbs and flowers that carry the energetic properties of water, and they can help facilitate connection with that sacred element.

In this virtual class we will be exploring the various ways to connect with water and the plantitas associated with her.

Class overview:

* What does it mean to connect with an element?

*Ancestral medicine: the water element and the associations with it (based on the indigenous teachings I've been given). 

*We'll explore the energetics of a variety of common herbs and flowers that are associated with the water element.

* We'll practice connecting to a plant's energetics to facilitate connection to water.

*We'll look at ways that connecting with water can help us in practical ways, as we continue along the journey of our own healing; How can we close cycles with water? How does water help us go deep within ourselves to offer ourselves what we're in need of? 

****  The Specifics: 

The class will last about 90 minutes and will be recorded.

I recommend having a glass of water or an item that represents water for you when we start the class.  This can be a sea shell, a plant, or even an image. 

Contribution: Sliding Scale of $30 - $50

To register: Text your name and email to (424) 704-3413.
You can send your contribution via Venmo, Zelle, or CashApp, just indicate what you'd like to use in your text. 

You can also use a credit card; however, a credit card fee will apply. 

The Zoom link and any class materials will be emailed to the address you provide.

more about the facilitator..

dani solorio (she/ they) is a community herbalist, practitioner of of Curanderismo,  and founder of Compton Heath Bar, a holistic herbal medicine store where herbal medicines are consciously made and offered to the community.

dani is originally from Zacapu, Michoacán, Mexico (Purepecha land) and integrates their ancestral roots into their approach to traditional herbalism.

dani has been working as a community herbalist for the past twelve years and their offerings include one-on-one sessions to support one's healing.  The support they offer includes herbal consultations, limpias, body work, and holistic consultations where more than one modality may be integrated, based on an individual's needs.  They also offer workshops on traditional Mexican medicine and herbalism.

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