Full Moon Salon: Mapping the Ecology of Sacred Space
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Mapping the Living Ecology of Sacred Space with Naomi Juniper and Sam Perry
Join Naomi Juniper and Sam Perry for an immersive gathering of storytelling, song, herbalism, and body-awareness practice.
What do we mean by Sacred Space, and how do we tend it? What does this have to do with our bodies and with the body of our living world?
Our bodies are the potent vessel for these inquiries. The Hudson Harmonic is our container. Songs and stories are maps that will guide us through the landscapes of mind, heart, and body. Through shared encounters with herbal medicine, we’ll notice how plants awaken the senses and invite us toward inner landmarks. As we open to the living world, it moves within us, deepening our sense of belonging and responsibility.
About our guides
Sam Perry is an herbalist, poet, and educator. His work integrates traditions of medicine, contemplative practice, and the wonder ecology of our living world. A cultivator of curiosity and an encourager of encounters with wilds outside and within, he is committed to the ever-unfolding awakening of all beings through playful expression and fluid style.
As an educator, Sam offers a variety of plant medicine workshops as well as courses on Tarot, Alchemy, and other wizard business. He is Core Faculty at Arbor Vitae School of Traditional Herbalism in New Paltz, NY, and invites you to learn about Tree of Life Guild!
Naomi Juniper is a songwriter and herbalist based in High Falls, New York. Her creative work is held by simple guiding truths: Singing is a birthright. There is freedom in sound.
Naomi studied experimental music and free improvisation at Mills College, where she honed her intuition and deep listening by playing like a wild animal with her voice and body. She is a graduate of Arbor Vitae School of Traditional Herbalism, where she deepened her creativity and love of the natural world, shifting her practice with the simple power of song and prayer.
Naomi comes from a family of mad artists and is grateful for the plants and humans that guide her along the way.