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joining the healing circle

Joining an ongoing group can be a challenge so we have written this to help you understand on both a mental and feeling level. 

 Stepping into an ongoing group can feel like a leap, so we offer this to help you settle in—both mentally and emotionally.

 We wear name tags so everyone can know each other with ease. Some people are here for the first time, some for the fifth, and some have been coming for years. A few are familiar faces; others are brand new. Yet every single person is essential to the Circle. Together, we create the field where healing—personal and collective—can unfold. We welcome you.

There are no rules here, only one shared agreement:

What happens in Circle stays in Circle.  Your privacy, and everyone else’s, is honored.

 We invite you to trust your own inner voice. Come when you feel called, leave when you need to. Speak or stay quiet. Ask questions or simply observe. All of it is appropriate. You are encouraged to request table work or ask for support of any kind at any time—that is why we gather.

 We understand it can feel vulnerable to speak up, especially when you’re new, but please know that offering help is our joy, our blessing, and our purpose. And you are always welcome to assist in any healing taking place.

 You’ll also find a prayer basket, created in 2006, where we place the names of those we wish to hold in prayer. You may add a name whenever you feel moved to do so.

 The Circle works spontaneously, in the moment, drawing on the subtle, non‑manifest vibrations within each of us. This process often moves beyond what the mind can understand. Healing arises from the collective wisdom of the heart and soul, not from logic. When the mind becomes confused—as it often does—simply soften into your heart and feel for the truth there.

 Many of us return month after month because our lives have genuinely changed. Over time, things have become easier, more meaningful, more aligned. These shifts have taught us to trust what cannot be seen or explained. This lived experience is what keeps us committed, even when the mind protests or tries to make sense of it all.   So if you ever feel unsure or puzzled, know that you are in good company. Many of us have been there too.

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