As a minister, Fire Keeper, and founder of the Academy of Oracle Arts, Isis teaches ritual, divination, Hermeticism, and Egyptian cosmology worldwide. She also co-created Studio Omari in Nevada City and serves on the boards of Church of the Essence, Living Village Culture, and The Oracle Clan.

Her work centers on Indigenous wisdom, cultural exchange, regenerative culture, and inner transformation, offering these teachings as a living prayer for this life and future generations.

Solé is an initiated Sadhika of Sri Vidya Shakta Tantra in the Nath Sampradaya of the Kaulachara Dattatreya Tradition, as well as a 500 hr. Certified Bhakti Nova Hatha Yoga Teacher, 300 hr. Certified Jivamukti Yoga Teacher, 250 hr. Certified Mystical Dance Teacher, Sound Healer, Kemetic Yoga Practitioner, Womb Sauna Practitioner trained in Asana for Pelvic Floor health, Reiki Practitioner, Black Belt in Kung Fu, Clinical Herbalist, Ayurveda Wellness Guide, Belly Dancer, Odissi Dance Student, Birth Doula, Inner Shakti Pre Natal Yoga Teacher, Red Tent Facilitator, Taoist Jade Temple Initiate, Oracle and Ordained Priestess. In addition, she has a Certificate in Plant Based Nutrition from the T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies.

She has traveled the world studying and immersing herself in the wisdom of many ancient traditions and has had the privilege of sitting at the feet of many gurus, wise teachers, elders and guides. She considers herself a lifelong student and is most grateful for and honors the wisdom of her ancestors and gurus, offering infinite pranams at their lotus feet

Her path runs through living lineages across the earth: the Yawanawá and Huni Kuin of Brazil (Aldeia Sagrada), the Mayan tradition through Nana Marina Cruz, and Rastafari communities in Jamaica. She released her debut Sanskrit mantra recording, Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha, and her single Jaguara de la Luz, born on the meadows of Mount Shasta. She has sung on Necker Island and during the moment of totality at the Iceland eclipse, beneath a glacier covered volcano, before an international gathering.

From her home in Topanga Canyon, where studio, temple, and gathering place are one, Scarlett tends a single devotion: that music belongs to everyone who breathes. Her life's work is to return that birthright to human hands, reminding each person that they arrived already carrying an instrument, and that a voice, once freed, becomes a doorway home.

With more than a decade of experience as a facilitator in the tantric and shamanic temple arts, Jasmeen has led international programs focused on emotional intelligence, embodied leadership, and personal transformation.

Raised in Cairo, her path began with the study of meditation, mythology, yoga, and integrative wellness practices. Her studies later expanded into classical theatre and somatic training, with a focus on emotional expression and energy awareness.

She has also designed and led immersive retreats in Egypt, including guided experiences along the Nile that integrate cultural heritage with deep mystical work with the land and soul.

Jasmeen brings a unique perspective to her work by combining ancient Egyptian wisdom with modern methodologies and psychotherapy. Her leadership is centered on deepening connection, authenticity, and purposeful growth in individuals and organizations alike.

Her favorite words are, “Heaven on Earth.”

Within her work, the underworld is a place for grief, mourning, and unraveling. It is also the place where the body may become receptive again, where rest returns, sensuality awakens, pleasure becomes possible, and intimacy with life slowly finds its way home.

At the heart of her ministry is She Who Descends, her signature seven-gate initiation inspired by the ancient descent of Inanna into the underworld and the sacred witnessing of Mary Magdalene.

Through each gate, women are invited to encounter and map grief, trauma, inherited shame, severed identities, and the stories carried within the body, surrendering veil after veil at the altar of truth.

Within Sydney’s work, descent is a sacred unmaking and a return to what remains when the identities created for survival can finally be laid down.

She guides women to reclaim their voices, trust their intuitive wisdom, and step into their gifts with greater clarity and power, weaving archetypal psychology, shadow work, ritual, and embodied practice as pathways of transformation.

Through the Priestess Initiate Circle, Embodied Ritual Leadership, and private mentorship, Natalia initiates women into deeper self-trust and spiritual leadership.

At the heart of her work is a lifelong devotion to Isis and a living relationship that shapes how Natalia walks through the world in service to the rising of the Feminine.

This passion led her to develop the GuanJing Method, an accessible meditative movement practice that cultivates Qi energy through spiraling, circular shapes. The movements are designed to transform tension and heavy emotions into renewed vitality, leaving practitioners feeling refreshed and at peace.

Her dedication to this practice has led to global recognition as a pioneer in the movement industry, merging elements of yoga, Qi Gong, and dance. Her latest book, Meditative Movements to Optimize Health and Vitality, reached the bestseller list on Christmas Eve last year.

Every day, Ting Ting strives to embody her practice, live in full flow with the current of life, hold life lightly, and dance with the elements that come her way.

She has undergone extensive training and Amazonian Master Plant dietas with a wide variety of plants, trees, Palos Fuertes, and flowers. Her work has been guided by Indigenous elders who initiated her into the sacred practices of facilitation and healing within ceremonial space.

Daniela has studied under the guidance of elders in Nayarit, Mexico, including Richie and Xochitl of Nawake Bucerias, as well as elders and curanderos and curanderas from the jungles of Peru. Her teachers include Cocama Gran Maestra Aime Vargas Davila, Shipibo Maestra Bawan Kate, Ashaninka Maestro Miguel Charini, and Mestizo Maestro Camarampi Shirampa.

For years, Daniela has traveled extensively throughout North and South America, facilitating plant and animal medicines and creating ceremonial healing spaces for communities across diverse countries and lands.

Her facilitation includes sharing traditional icaros and those received directly through her diets with Master Plants within the lineage of Cocama curanderismo. This practice weaves together Quechua and Spanish icaros that carry the consciousness, resonance, and energy of the doctoring plant spirits encountered through her Master Plant dietas.

Daniela’s voice carries a high vibration of divine love, joy, and nurturing Mother energy while bridging the worlds of the Earth’s deep resonance. She calls upon a wide spectrum of Earth’s cosmology and higher-dimensional spaces with the clear intention of maintaining balance among strength, groundedness, and elevation.

Her practice incorporates a variety of instruments, including the shakapa, crystal bowls accompanied by icaros, Native American flutes, clay ocarinas, and medicine songs shared alongside a team of trusted facilitators.

She also works extensively with tobacco in the form of sopla, which she studied with her teachers, along with specially prepared perfumes and agua floridas used within ceremonial space.

Daniela is the founder of Intikhana Medicina, which provides ceremonial healing rooted in Indigenous and Earth-based practices. Its mission is to offer gateways to health and well-being through Indigenous knowledge, plants, animals, music, frequencies, education, and connection to the medicine provided by Mother Earth.

Intikhana Medicina specializes in providing containers of integrity and safety for comprehensive ceremonial healing.