PELE'S RED TENT

10:00-11:15 am

Love Your Breasts
Lymphatic Self-Care

Based on Ayurvedic science, this workshop explores the relationship between the seven
tissues of the body known as the dhatus, and is focused on the lymphatic system (rasa).
Primary lymphatic channels reside in the chest, directly linking lymph and
breast health.
Learn how the lymphatic system works, as well as supportive herbs, self-care tools and techniques. As key components to lymphatic and breast care, learn how to conduct your
own comprehensive breast check and self-massage.
Bring a journal,
water bottle, and
comfortable clothes
for gentle movement.

Facilitated by
Molly Irene McLaughlin

Molly Irene McLaughlin was drawn towards yoga and meditation from an early age, and feels
a deep connection to the ancient systems of healing and to the wisdom of awakening. She is a
yoga teacher with more than 10 years experience and a wealth of diverse yogic knowledge. She
weaves Hatha, Tantra, Vinyasa, Yoga Therapy, dance, and spontaneity into her practice and
offerings. Molly has spent the past 4 years studying Ayurvedic medicine and healing bodywork.
She is a gifted practitioner with a loving and open heart. Molly is also a photographer and event
planner, which satisfies her creative side and love for fun.

11:30-12:45 pm

Sacred Circle for
Girls and Womyn

Calling women-mothers, aunties, sisters who have girls in their lives that they would like to bring into the Red Tent to share in sacred feminine space. Can you imagine how life might have been different for you had you been welcomed into a safe place where you could be seen and heard when you were going through adolescence? Here’s your chance to offer this gift to a special girl in your life. We’ll share song, laughter, truth, creativity, play and ritual to honor the feminine. Girls to Women Mentoring Hawaii will be leading the circle which will be a treat for all involved. (Girls aged 8-18 welcome and Women any age.)

Faciliated by Shakti Hoku Douglas and Mirabai Galashan

Shakti Hoku Douglas has been a Big Island resident for the last three decades. As a business owner, she has been able to help people’s dreams come true thru real estate and personal coaching. As a Community Coordinator, she helped create a home for the Hiccup Circus as well as instructing hundreds of children in circus arts. Presently, she uses her talents as a professional mediator for the Ku'ikahi Mediation Center, publishes a local site for events and happenings in the Puna area, coaches women around the world, and hosts local women and couples groups. She is the proud mother of her Puna grown daughter who now travels the world as a professional Circus Artist/Performer. As a co-founder and Program Director of Girls to Women Mentoring Hawaii, Shakti is excited to share the self-love technology she has learned with mentors and girls.

Mirabai Galashan is a co-founder and the President of GTWMH. She is an internationally renowned therapist, facilitator and coach. In her private practice she works with individuals and couples worldwide and also leads Creative Recovery group therapy and works as a children's mobile crisis therapist. Mirabai has over 20 years’ experience creating inspirational and transformative retreats and workshops. Mirabai is a level 3 Certified Facilitator for Woman Within international and has staffed over 75 weekends. She has over two decades experience in women's and gender inclusive circles and trains people to facilitate personal growth work in peer groups. She also serves on the board of Boys To Men USA and Woman Within Hawaii. Mirabai’s mission is to inspire people to live fully, fearlessly and joyfully and when she is not sitting in circles, you’ll find her swimming with the wild dolphins

1:45-3:00 pm

Revolutionary Woman:
Unleash Your Feminine Leadership and Public Voice

In this workshop, I coach women to be leaders, creatives, and innovators in their field. If you seek to expand the body of your work and amplify the impact of your voice in the world,
you can access your feminine power to become vibrant, embodied luminaries in every aspect of your life.

Facilitated by
ALIA

Alia Metcalf, aka ALIA, is an acclaimed Electronic Music Producer, Coach, Author, Speaker, and Teacher passionate about awakening the feminine voice through all aspects of creative expression and leadership in order to empower the expansion of feminine intelligence on the planet as a respected aspect of culture, business, media, and society.

3:15-4:30 pm

Dance of the
Sacred Serpent

Her workshop focus will be on undulations up and down the spine through energy centers for health and longevity as well as shimmies and vibrations to stimulate the lymph system.

Facilitated by
Carla "Aleili " Orellana

Carla "Aleili" Orellana Aleili is a life-long practitioner and inspiration in the ancient wisdom of the Sacred Feminine through Belly Dance. She is also a Certified Yoga Therapist C-IAYT, E-RYT500, Sacred Folkloric Belly Dance Instructor, Performer and Choreographer.

4:45-6:00 pm

Rituals of
Self Devotion

Join Alila Grace and Emily Kaye for a deep, nourishing and intimate experience. We will dive into ancient techniques of breast and belly massage to keep the lymphs flowing, creativity stoked and the
womb/heart open.
Alila will be offering Jade Egg practices, a special Yoni Steaming ritual to let go of any old, stagnant energy, lovers, and cords to make space to receive that which is truly desired.
Yoni Steaming is a potent and essential practice for lifting and toning the uterus, balancing hormones, and using herbal allies for prayer activation.

There will be limited seats available so be sure to sign up the day of.

Facilitated by
Alila Grace and Emily Kaye

Alila is a traveler ~ of spirit, heart and foreign lands. She has traveled to many corners of the globe, receiving ancient wisdom traditions while unraveling the universal language. Deeply rooted in the sacred feminine and ancient tantra teaching for over a decade, Alila is passionate about sharing tools and practices that liberate, activate and accelerate your evolution. She meets you with holy love and unedited truth that speaks directly to the soul.  Founder and creatrix of Mahina Cup, she has assisted thousands of sisters to reconnect with their sacred body, cycles and blood. She believes we can create anything we believe we are worthy of and lives heaven on earth with her 1 year old daughter and partner on Big Island, Hawaii.

Emily Kaye
Emily Kaye hosts monthly Red Tents in the Hilo/Puna area of Hawai’i.
She is the creatrix of
Sun ~ Moon Apothecary, focusing on women’s health and empowerment.
She invites you to
embrace the embodiment of your wild, sensual creative energy.
Emily is gifted in supporting
women to dance in~between the polarities, exploring the depths of sacred union like never before.

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THE PURPLE TEMPLE

10:00-11:15 am

The Four Baskets Attunement Practice:
Resolve your Birth,
Tune in to the Earth

This process takes you back to the time of your conception and birth into this lifetime- unlocking stuck energy, and resolving your primary foundation- everything you experienced during the time of your Four Baskets (conception to 6 hours after birth) sets the foundation for how you will experience life. This process allows opportunity for greater Awareness, Connection to your divine/source/higher self and basking in the transformative energy - which does the work of attuning, resolving clearing, releasing, opening, transmuting.... we simply see, ask & allow whatever needs to happen.

Facilitated by
Catherine Lightfoot

Catherine Lightfoot, CPM was initiated at Oneness University in India to lead this course. Her sacred work as a midwife gives her a unique perspective for these teachings and this process. She enjoys offering gentle, peaceful earth landings for babies in her care. : lightfootbirth@gmail.com Facebook.com/onelovecm

11:30-12:45 pm

Holistic Self-Tuning

Using the Flower of Life symbol as a foundation, this workshop will explore the interaction of the concepts of Holism and Self-Tuning as it pertains to our vitality and well-being. This process of recovery is motivated by and directed by the individual, often guided by instinct. Through lecture, demonstration and a guided meditation, participants will be shown tools that can be
used to influence the subtle energies of the human biofield including our emotions, our thoughts, and our beliefs. These tools include affirmations, visualizations, and the setting of intentions, in order to make permanent changes in our physical body.

Facilitated by Elijah Carter

Elijah Carter is a licensed Physical Therapist. A profound spiritual experience in the late 90’s led to a change in perspective and enabled him develop a holistic approach to healing. This approach not only delivers lasting benefits but also enables one to pursue their own unique intuitive healing capabilities.
Using his intuition, Elijah is able to work inter-dimensionally while while staying grounded by objectively documenting the physical changes in the body. He has lectured internationally and maintains a practice on the healing coast of Puna, Hawai’i.

1:45-3:00 pm

Queen and King

An exploration of what causes the perception of two seemingly distinct sexes, why there seems to be inequality and conflict between them, and how to heal the sense of inequality and conflict at its source. This adventure will be accompanied by King & Queen, an essential oil blend by Miracle Botanicals containing Rose Otto and Agarwood (OUD).

Facilitated by
Hope Johnson

Hope Johnson receives and shares wisdom from beyond consciousness. Apparently born in 1972, she practices playing the harp and yoga, she also has 3 children, a husband, pets and an essential oil business called Miracle Botanicals. 
https://miraclebotanicals.com/
http://wisdomdialogues.org
 

3:15-4:30 pm

Love Thy Temple
Our bodies are our sacred temples. This workshop inspires loving, honoring,
and moving our sacred temples via: a loving-kindness body meditation; yoga-movement-dance; and reflective journaling. Let us celebrate our beautiful bodies and offer gratitude for all we are blessed to experience through them.

Facilitated by
Marika Ripke

Marika is a dancer, yogini, Mother, avid surfer, Reiki practitioner, writer, and photographer. She holds a PhD in Human Ecology. Marika has been dancing her entire life, practicing yoga for over 20 years, and teaching yoga/dance/meditation classes for 8 years. Her classes encourage self-discovery; opening; releasing; transforming; and celebrating.
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4:45-6:00 pm

Move Beyond
Victim Consciousness

Victim consciousness is prevalent in our third-dimensional world of mass-consciousness. We slip in and out of our awareness, unconscious of our creations and how our States of Mind create it all. I call this sleepwalking. If you recall, Victim Consciousness is the same as judging negatively, and believing that people, places, and things do something to us, such that we are not responsible for our own creations and are, instead, victims of circumstance. Or, we feel that we are responsible for others, or vice-versa. Denial is a prominent feature in victim consciousness because we believe that we will be spared some pain if we deny our responsibility. However, when you deny your responsibility, you deny your power to act responsibly.

Facilitated by Sage Mellilo

Sage is a gifted Intuitive Healer, Speaker, and Teacher who has been on the Spiritual Path for over 20 years. She has Lectured, taught Workshops and Worked one-on-one with thousands of people around the World. With her first teacher of 12 years, she studied and Mastered the Law of Creating your Reality. She ventured beyond the world of 3D with her second teacher, learning the Construct of her Mind, and how the mind must be seen and dissolved in order to go beyond the illusion of separation and the life/death cycle. Her breath is of Enlightenment; her greatest Love and Desire is assisting people in walking out of their minds and into Self-Realization. Having had many permission slips behind her name, she has come to realize the Truth is all that matters. Sage resides in Hawaii.

6:00-11:00 pm

Open Meditation Space

MAIN TEMPLE~SANCTUARY

10:00-11:15 am

Kundalini Warrior
Training

Cultivating Mastery of Mind, Body, Spirit

We will share practical powerful tools of wisdom from her 20+ years spent training & teaching Martial Arts, Kundalini Yoga, Qi Gong & Sat Nam Rasayan.
You will leave feeling clear, strong, & empowered on every level of your Being.
We will cover aspects of:
- Physical Protection
(Basic Self-Defense, Basic Fight Stances & Posturing, Basic Weaponry)
- Mental Mastery
(The Proper Usage of the Positive, Negative & Neutral Mind)
- Spiritual Strength
(Strengthening your Auric Field & Multidimensional Senses, Mantra-Spells)
- Creating Your Victorious Future
(Beaming your Frequency, Aligning Your Path, Conscious Creation)

Facilitated by Jade Rajbir Kaur

Originally from NYC, Jade's worn many hats, from managing 7 multi-million dollar companies, to teaching full contact fighting, from setting up art galleries and museums worldwide, to managing millions as a Daytrader, etc. After almost dying in her 20's, she recommitted her life to Spirit and started a new life based on Wellness and Soul Evolution. Besides serving her international clientele, she also leads
 powerful
 Kundalini Yoga-based & Sound Healing Events, Workshops and Retreats at her Lava Temple facing the Volcano; as well as other venues in Hawaii, NYC and Asia. Jade is 
also Founder of the Adi Shakti Refuge and
Co-Founder of the Malama Ki Buddha Wisdom Garden. Please inquire if you're ready for your next level of Soul Evolution.  www.theradiantlotus.org 

11:30-12:45 pm

Sacred Dance
of the Divine Feminine

We will focus on movement used to inspire the dance of the Sacred Feminine. Using Eastern and Modern dance techniques, we will drop into our bodies, especially our cores, and find the delicate, yet strong presence of the Goddess within ourselves.

Facilitated by Aly Kat

Aly Kat is a local artist residing in Lower Puna. She has taught and performed tribal style belly dance on Hawaii Island for the past 5 years, and studied with many of the founders of the style, such as Zoe Jakes, Kami Liddle, NagaSita, Rachel Brice, and Fat Chance Bellydance. She has also performed with many notable local belly dancers from Hawaii Island, Maui, and Oahu. She feels very passionate about this inclusive dance form that invites people to embrace not just a beautiful culture, but also themselves.

1:45-3:00 pm

Grandmother's Council

Deepen your experience with the Ancestors.
Sit at the feet our own local Wise Wombyn and Grandmothers as they share stories and blessings.

Bathe in the magnificent Light of their Love, Power, and Wisdom.

Facilitated by
Jill Walton

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3:15-4:30 pm

Traditional Hawaiian Hula

Learn an ancient hula of Pelehonuamea, the volcano goddess, and travel with her on an exciting adventure in Hawai'i. Hear the stories and legends of her travels in the Hawaiian islands, and how she found her new home at the
Halema'uma'u crater on the Kilauea volcano.

Facilitated by
Kumu Ehulani Stephany with
Halau Hula Ka Makani Hali 'Ala O Puna

Kumu Hula Ali'i Kahuna Nui, hula teacher and high priestess, here in Puna Hawai'i. I've been teaching hula for about 26 years, and specialize in hula kahiko, the ancient hula, and chants. I've had the honor and privilege to study with 14 different hula masters, developing my own style with combining the different style's and teachings of my hula teachers. 

  It is a great honor and pleasure to share some of my teachings with the people of the ManaFest

hawaiianhuladance.com

4:45-11:00 pm

MUSIC PROGRAM

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PACHAMAMA PORTAL

10:00-11:15 am

Goddess Gardening 101

We are all talking sustainability these days and this open discussion will include plenty of green thumb advice by the workshop leader (and probably others who attend.)  Discussion will include ways to avoid buying fertilizer by using what comes right out of your body and your kitchen, also seed saving and vegetative propagation (cuttings). If weather permits we will have a walk around on the festival site farm to discuss useful plants common to Hawaii and many other locales, garden helper animals, and insects (pests and friends.)

Facilitated by Val Colter

Val has lived 30 years in Puna on Big Island, Hawaii.  She holds degrees in Art and Psychology, and is a certified high school art teacher. She is currently self-employed as a planner and architectural drafter and designer. She has been drawing house plans and getting permits for Big Island projects for about 25 years.  Val has spent many years practicing organic farming, including raising poultry. She has also been involved in amateur theater, with experience designing sets and props, running lighting and sound, acting and producing.  She has studied herbal lore, played music, made art, experimented with magical practices and ritual, practiced and taught yoga. She loves dancing and swimming  in the sea.

11:30-12:45 am

The Art of
Creating Ti Leaf Lei

We will harvest Ti and create lei which can be worn, kept fresh for several days on ice, and air dried as a souvenir for future enjoyment.
Hawaii has long been known for its Ti leaves. The leaves are part of native, flowering plants that have been used by Polynesians for years. Considered part of the Cordyline genus, there are many types of Ti leaves that are used today. The various cultivars are generally separated into color groups. Among the most popular are green, purple, red and orange. In ancient times, the plant was used to make clothing, medicine, shelters, leis, liquor and sleds. It also played a role in island spirituality and royal politics. Believed to possess healing powers and protect its wearer against evil, the sacred ti leaf was once reserved only for Hawaiian royalty. People began to plant them around their homes as a form of home security rather than part of decorative borders. The homeowners were worried about evil spirits attacking their homes and they believed that the plants would keep the ghosts at bay as well as bring their families luck.

Facilitated by Aunty Lala Bigno

1:45-3:00 pm

Kava Kava: `Awa Plant & Ceremony


Awa was the food of the gods, just as poi was to the Hawaiians. No religious ceremony was complete without the ‘awa. Kava kava (Piper methysticum) has become increasingly known in the Western world as a safe anxiolytic herb, tranquilizer, and relaxant made from the dried and powdered roots of the kava plant. As the worldwide demand for alternatives to anxiety medications and alcohol increases, the prestige of kava and its wonderful profile of effects has increased. To indigenous peoples throughout the South Pacific, kava is a central aspect of social and religious life.

Facilitated by
Alexis Tapia

Alexis discovered her love of kava when she found an opportunity to do work-trade on an organic kava farm, located in Hamakua. Although she planned to stay for only a few months, she ended up staying for 3 years. In that time, she learned from Zachary Gibson (1966-2018) kava man and owner of Kanaka Kava Bar in Kona. She learned what makes kava a cultural treasure to Polynesians, particularly for Hawaiians. With the growing popularity of this plant medicine in the U.S., she now leads kava ceremonies in order to bring awareness to people about the history and significance of kava.

3:15-6:00 pm

LaLoba

We gather in a sacred way to honor the Wild Woman in each of us through this workshop. We gather to go into our own Inner Wild. Women are guided on technique to hand craft our Wolf Masks out of natural materials / fiber and become the Wolf. 
We open to be inspired by the revealing and the reflections of wild women through each of our unique expressions. 

Facilitators will share stories of the Wild Woman archetype with excerpts from the the book by Clarissa Pinkola Estes PhD "Women Who Run with the Wolves "

We become the Wolf through our own stories. We become the Wolf through our own song. We become the Wolf through our own  dance. 

Facilitated by
Allison Genevieve

Allison Genevieve resides on a beautiful homestead
in lush and life changing Puna!
She is passionate about health and wellness. Farm to table! Superfoods! She opens space at her home for gathering, celebrating, healing! She is an certified Occupational Therapist trained in rehabilitation. Allison is a Wild Woman Circle Facilitator with thewildwomanproject.org.  She listens and guides others to tune in to the inner voice. She honors ancient wisdom. She seeks the truth within.  She respects our plant allies. Allison is led to cultivate the Wild Woman Spirit. So it Is!

CONSCIOUS KEIKI CLUBHOUSE
for kids of all ages

10:00-11:15 am

Birth Empowerment

We will focus on pregnancy transformation. Through sharing stories of power and courage, we will explore and develop skills to support us through the journey.To edit, click on the text to start adding your own words.

Facilitated by
Smiley Burrows

11:30-12:45 pm

Fun Stuff

Play, Joy, Happiness, lots of activity and laughter, and fun and games!

Facilitated by
Galen Alpine

Galen Alpine, of Pi'lani Farms, a sustainable and intentional community on the Red Road, renowned for its farm-to-table Kuleana Kitchen, food gardens, youth activity groups, and good vibes.

1:45-3:00 pm

Sacred Earth Child

Song Circle
         All keiki welcome!              (must be accompanied by their parents if they are under 6)
Join in music making and
song singing.
We will  use our hands, our feet and our voices together to sing simple, meaningful and beautiful songs that connect us more deeply with life and the earth! And we will have fun!

Facilitated by
Mary Isis

I've been singing and playing music all of my life and it is my pure delight to share music with children while nurturing their connectedness and wonder with this precious living earth. I have over 10 years experience working with children as a teaching assistant and after school care leader. Currently I am based in Northern California, where I live, love, learn and produce my music. I lived on the Big island for most of my life, playing in the ocean and jungle, as the wild earth child that I am. 

3:15-4:30 pm

Dance of Mama Africa

A high energy, aerobic workout with live drumming. Learn African inspired movements will having fun and activating your mind, body and soul.  Open to all levels and no experience necessary. 

Facilitated by
Beth Campbell

The call of the drums ignites a fire inside that has inspired and driven Beth Campbell to study West African drumming and dance for over 20 years. This led her to travel to Guinea and Senegal where she studied music, dance, and culture for 7 months. She has performed with numerous drum and dance collectives including Folikan in Oregon, and The Afreaks and Malicouda in BC.  She has also taught at elementary schools and enjoys sharing her love of rhythm. 
Some of her teachers include Mabiba Bagne, Fara Tolno, Mamady Keita, Koungbana Conde, Nato Camara, and Yousouff Kombassa. Currently, she teaches dance classes in Winlaw, BC and has a drum dance troupe, In the Sticks, which tours throughout BC, Canada.

A website link is:
inthesticksdrumdan.wix.com/mysite.

4:45-8:00 pm

Free play