Samsara Rituals

Within these rituals, we aim to provide a  passage for patrons to connect with our collective ancestors, our deepest roots, and our truest selves.

Let’s come together, again.

Lonely Hearts - February  25th

Ostara - March 24th 

420 Meditation - April 21st

Litha -June 23rd

Samhain - October 27th

Yule - December 15th 

Community.

We’ve said it before, and we will say it every day, we believe that there has been something great lost in shifting away from communal living and being free/open/wild with who and what we are as living beings of light. Feel Free to bring snacks to share with your fellow patrons. During the first portion of our time together, Founders lead patrons through an intentional orgasm practice and encourage every one to write intentions to charge on the altar during the orgy. 

Reawaken your divinity, energy, and maybe even your sexuality.

Ritual.

The most sacred space we generate is that of our ritual fire. We open our circle by calling in the four directions, above, below, and within. As we stand around the fire together, we ceremonially burn our intentions. One of the founders will then give a speech about the pagan origins of the sacred practice we’re participating in. There is then a group smoke cleanse with chanting. We close the circle before shifting containers.

Our rituals are our utmost pleasure to provide for the community.

Orgy.

We offer open play after our ritual as part of a way to connect us all to the oneness of divinity through orgasmic energy. This does not mean that it is a free for all space, consent is always queen. We open the orgasmic portion of our evening with a Founder guided group consent chat, detailing the container of our ritualistic energy exchange. Be prepared to state a boundary and desire for the evening. 

During this event we DO allow penetration, oral, and kissing.

“It gives you something to look forward to every few weeks. Life’s a celebration - it’s more fun with friends.”

Xander Jobe

“These are a way to connect to your own sacred being. Anytime that you are intentional and ritualistic - there’s magic.”

Tavia Tinsley

“Ritual is the practice that reminds me where we come from. They’re part of my dharma, the thing that I can’t not do.”

Abi Wagner