OUR STORY
Healing Circle Sanctuary was born out of a wish to co-create a sacred space for like-minded people to come and experience co-living, creating together, healing and just being.
holding space in a holistic setting.
Connecting with ourselves, each other, nature, animals,
creativity, eco-building, and sustainability.
Our collective vision is that of the inner journey, to come to a point of truth and authenticity in our life expression.
Together we hold the space for people to come and unfold
their passions, talents, and gifts in life,
honoring our differences and celebrating a common understanding,
that each person has a unique tone and color
they wish came for, to manifest as part of the tapestry of life.
Coming from a place of honesty, truth, and revelation
is important to the ongoing flourishing of our co-living community setting.
We live in an ever-changing flow of people staying with us,
and embracing all walks of life.
We offer the opportunity for people to enjoy a longer or shorter stay with us.
You can get involved in healing sessions, events, co-creating anything, expressing creativity, eco-building, the eco-village project, animal care, gardening,
or simply enjoying reflection time and the connection with nature
- it’s up to you -
WHY THE CIRCLE
• It represents the notions of totality, wholeness, original perfection, the Self,
the infinite, eternity, timelessness, and all cyclic movement.
• In the circle all things are interconnected and are dependent on one another.* although everything has its own character and occupies a special place, each thing is dependent on everything else.
• If damage is done in one section of the circle, it has an effect on the whole circle,
therefore there is a need to maintain and foster relationships among all things.
• The yin-yang symbol is made up of circles. It represents the two sides of the balance.
• The north american Indians believe that everything within the universe is contained in a circle
and everything has a place within that circle.
• The circle is used to illustrate the gradual passing of the seasons.
• The circle of life from birth, growth, maturity to death.
• The circle of family units, kinships, relationships with neighbours and strangers.
• The circle describes how people are composed of a physical body, a spirit, and a soul.
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