HearthFire
There is a fire that lives beneath the noise.
Not loud. Not urgent. But steady. Unyielding.
It doesn’t ask for attention.
It waits for presence.
This is not something we build from scratch.
It’s something we return to.
Something that remembers us, even when we forget.
HearthFire is a circle of women gathered in the old way —
around real fire, in real time, with real presence.
No performance. No instruction.
Just the breath. The silence. The stories.
Some arrive to soften. Some to spark. Some to carry. Some to hold.
All are welcome at the fire.
Here, the forest remembers.
The body slows.
The breath returns.
The ember at the root begins to stir.
An Invitation Beneath the Summer Sky
This July, in the heart of Boise, Idaho, women are gathering beneath the night sky— around a real fire, in quiet circle, with open hearts.
Each gathering begins around 8pm and gently unfolds over the course of the evening.
(You can expect about two hours together.)
Each evening is a return to warmth, to presence, to something older than words.
There is no performance. No fixing. Only stillness, story, and the steady glow of something remembered.
Each of these pilot gatherings is offered as a gift— a chance to pause, to breathe, and to come back to the fire.
Gathering Dates:
July 12 · July 19 · July 26
If you feel the ember stir,
you’re welcome to request a seat.
Welcome.
It’s an honor to have you here.
My heart has been holding space for this—
and for each of you—long before this moment arrived.
I’m grateful to share in what’s unfolding.
A few short questions follow,
just enough to honor the space
and help us tend the circle with care.