Before I make a flower essence, I create a container.

I call the directions, connect with spirit and the plant, and begin the work within a space that feels intentionally held.

I’m bringing that same practice into Sovereign Ground.

We’ll be looking at difficult history, inherited patterns, and the possibility of conscious change. And I don’t want to begin by asking us to push through patterns that may have been trying to protect us.

I want to begin with support.

The first ally I’m calling in is Stone Circle, an environmental essence from Alaskan Essences.

Steve Johnson discovered this essence site within a natural formation of nine major stones in the Talkeetna Mountains of Alaska.

He described it as profoundly protective—a feeling of coming home to a place where all is possible, where we can rest and be nurtured before venturing out again.

I love that image for this work.

A place we can return to while exploring what an old pattern has been trying to protect.

This way of working—beginning with support rather than forcing change—is woven throughout Sovereign Ground.

Stone Circle will be the first of three overlighting allies for the course, helping us establish a container before we move into the history and the Five Pillars of Visibility, Value, Voice, Desire, and Power.

If you’d like to see how the journey unfolds:

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Sovereign Ground opens October 22.
​Early Bird pricing is available through October 16.

Keep flowering,

💗 Rochana
​The School for Flower Essence Studies

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