Events
ONLINE EVENT THROUGH PACIFICA EXTENSION—Earth Allies (month long course):
Reclaiming Totemism Workshop at the Goddess-Makers Conference at Pacifica Graduate Institute
Reclaiming Totemism:
A Deeply Feminine Way of Being
Sanctifying the Objects of Our Internal Archetypes
Like many raised in the modern West, I grew up in a world that treated objects as disposable. Things could be bought, replaced, or given in place of love. But physical things are rooted in the Earth, Herself. Our ancestors knew something we’ve forgotten—that the corporeal is sacred.
Ancient humans carved objects to represent Goddesses, sacred animals, and symbols of the Divine alive in all things. Even C.G. Jung created images and items to externalize and relate to his internal archetypes.
Claiming and tending to personal totems is a somatic ritual of embodiment—an inherently feminine gesture that honors intuition, relationality, and the sacredness of the material world. In this practice, the body becomes altar, and the objects we carry become extensions of our inner landscape, rooting spirit in form.
Reclaiming Totemism, based on Dr. Hancock’s upcoming book, is a 90-minute ritual workshop inviting participants to remember this ancient feminine knowing. In Part I, Dr. Hancock will present the “how” and “why” of this sacred practice. Part II explores feminine archetypes as guides toward wholeness. In Part III, participants will engage in a guided active imagination to meet their inner Woman of Power, choose a totem to represent this energy, and ritually imbue it with intention to carry into their lives.
All supplies will be provided, including a curated selection of totemic objects.
Registration on the Pacifica Website:
Reclaiming Totemism:
A Deeply Feminine Way of Being
Sanctifying the Objects of Our Internal Archetypes
Like many raised in the modern West, I grew up in a world that treated objects as disposable. Things could be bought, replaced, or given in place of love. But physical things are rooted in the Earth, Herself. Our ancestors knew something we’ve forgotten—that the corporeal is sacred.
Ancient humans carved objects to represent Goddesses, sacred animals, and symbols of the Divine alive in all things. Even C.G. Jung created images and items to externalize and relate to his internal archetypes.
Claiming and tending to personal totems is a somatic ritual of embodiment—an inherently feminine gesture that honors intuition, relationality, and the sacredness of the material world. In this practice, the body becomes altar, and the objects we carry become extensions of our inner landscape, rooting spirit in form.
Reclaiming Totemism, based on Dr. Hancock’s upcoming book, is a 90-minute ritual workshop inviting participants to remember this ancient feminine knowing. In Part I, Dr. Hancock will present the “how” and “why” of this sacred practice. Part II explores feminine archetypes as guides toward wholeness. In Part III, participants will engage in a guided active imagination to meet their inner Woman of Power, choose a totem to represent this energy, and ritually imbue it with intention to carry into their lives.
All supplies will be provided, including a curated selection of totemic objects.
Registration on the Pacifica Website:
Come shop witchy goods at this amazing little market during Spade & Spatula’s SUNDAY BRUNCH. Happening from 10am-3pm every 4th Sunday of the Month.
Rev. Dr. Pamela will be selling her books, oracle decks, and promote the Sacred Path Sanctuary during the following Markets:
Rev. Dr. Pamela will be selling her books, oracle decks, and promote the Sacred Path Sanctuary during the following Markets:
- February 23rd, 2025
- April 27th, 2025
- May 25th, 2025
- July 27th, 2025
- September 28th, 2025
- October 26th, 2025
- November 23rd, 2025
