Hollyhock
445 Highfield Road V0P 1K0 Mansons Landing, BC, Canada

Join Melina Laboucan-Massimo, Nick Demeris & Karen Mahon Carrington on #EarthDay to develop new maps to navigate through era of climate change, social unrest, and political upheaval. Register to attend their workshop at kripalu.org/onlineprograms Melina is going on IG live tomorrow with Kripalu Center for Yoga & Healthat 3 pm Pacific Time, don’t miss it!

Through lecture, Q&A, and guided practice, develop new maps to navigate through an era of climate change, social unrest, and political upheaval. Join our amazing presenters Nick Demeris, Melina Laboucan-Massimo & Karen Mahon Carrington on Earth Day, April 22.

Want to join a movement towards a more just and sustainable future? Be a part of an inspired, talented, and driven team? Join Our Team! https://hollyhock.ca/jobs/

Slowing down to enjoy the snowfall today May you find a pause in your day too to appreciate your life and to admire the world around #hollyhocklife #snowyday #winterishere #cortesisland #sanctuary #restasresistance #slowdown #meditation

Hollyhock has a new neighbour on Cortes Island. White Horse Sanctuary is a ten-minute walk up the road. Here, you’ll find that the horses are a natural portal to wisdom and healing. Being in their presence, even virtually/visually in the video below, brings the electromagnetic fields of your human heart and brain into a state of coherence, communion. That’s why being around them feels so good

Find time in your day to pause for a moment and ground yourself with this guided meditation with Robert Beatty

just breathe #hollyhocklife #cortesisland #salishsea #mindfulness #meditation #breathe #healing

"To avoid appropriating yoga, the best thing teachers and practitioners can do is learn the history of their practice and ask questions to make informed, inoffensive decisions."

The Orchard Sanctuary was built entirely with volunteer labour and donations. Twenty-five years later, thousands of people have found solitude, quiet peace, and healing within the walls of the Sanctuary. Today we are launching a campaign to raise $50,000 by the end of March to replace the Sanctuary roof and make structural repairs that need to be completed this spring. Earthen built structures can last 500 years with the right care and maintenance, however, it can be challen...ging to do in our beautiful but wet west coast rainforest. Currently the Sanctuary’s carefully crafted living green roof is leaking and raising concerns that the integrity of the building may be at risk. We hope that you will join hands with us in community once again, thinking about your own time spent in the Sanctuary and on the Hollyhock campus, and make a gift that is meaningful to you. Thank you for your support! See more