Sacred Circles
Reach out for collaboration
Ashica has a passionate purpose for sacred space, collective healing, interconnection, & group work.
As an Indo-Fijian, I come from a rich heritage of circle keepers and collectivism. In dedication of quality, trauma-informed circle work, I have pursued formal training as an Intergroup Dialogue Facilitator, Mindfulness Mentor graduate, and Mindful Self- Compassionate teacher.
At the heart of a circle, there is common ground.
There is something that happens when people gather in a circle. The hierarchy dissolves. Every voice carries equal weight. Witness and wisdom move through the group.
This is one of the oldest healing technologies on earth — and one of the most needed right now.
Over 14 years of formal practice in circle work in creating sacred space and well skilled in joining together, holding and maintaining space for safety, ideas, beliefs, care, practices, alliship, values, experiences and sense of connection.
Sacred spaces for
Bula (Life celebrations)
Ceremonies
Circle work
Communal Rites
Creative Wellness
Kava (Ancient ritual)
Kirtan (Women’s circles)
Rituals
Roqota (to hold in arms)
Retreats
Sangha (a sacred container)
Workshops
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Sacred Circles honors community and becomes witness to compassion, protection, growth, and celebration.
Circles are one of the most ancient patterns in life and are practice across species and culture .
Circles are nurture & central to Mammalian caregiving. Elephants create a circle of protection when a calf is born, creating community and protection during such vulnerable moments. Wolves dolphins and Penguins are just a few of the other species that create circles.
In ritual, the practice of calling in elements or directions, is a form of creating a circle of protection around us.
In art, Mandalas & Yantras, or containers of essence andare revered as a bridge between mind, body and cosmology. Sacred art becomes a tools to hold sacred concepts, energy & consciousness.