An intimate matriarch-rooted pod for mothers longing to belong to their lives again.
Inside The Sunia Shift Pod, we practice community beyond transaction. We explore new ways of relating to ourselves, to one another, and to Mother Earth through meditation, intention, and writing alchemy.
An intimate matriarch-rooted pod for mothers longing to belong to their lives again.
Inside The Sunia Shift Pod, we practice community beyond transaction. We explore new ways of relating to ourselves, to one another, and to Mother Earth through meditation, intention, and writing alchemy.
MONTHLY MEDITATION, INTENTION & WRITING ALCHEMY ·Live on Circle · $44/monthLet your voice take up its rightful space. In this contemplative pod, we create life and beauty with what much of society calls a mess. Mothers are invited back into relationship with the parts of themselves that were asked to go quiet.
instinct. creativity. deep inner knowing.
Once a month, we gather live for a Sunia Shift: a contemplative virtual gathering weaving meditation, intention, and writing alchemy. We play with sound, silence & breath making room to listen inward.
Sacred stillness. Sacred silence. Energetic nuance.
Instinct Retrieval
Because the body is remembering how to trust itself again.
Grief Alchemy
Because the ache you carry is ripening into wisdom and purpose.
Creative Psyche Opening
Because something inside is ready to create again, even if the way isn’t clear yet.
Intimacy + Eros Healing
Because closeness can feel like home, not a place you disappear.
Subtle-Body Listening
Because clarity lives deeper than the mind and longs to be heard.
Embodied Belonging
Because this life wants you to rest inside your own skin, not perform for connection.
“When loss happens, we get initiated into a power we don't quite know how to hold...YET. The loss or unexpected transition strips away the layers of muck keeping us stuck, bringing us back to a state of pure presence, away from the constant loop of egoic expectations. That is the moment we need unconditional support.”
Bailee Buckendorf, Founder
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