Reclaim the Power of your Personal Prayer
“As all is gathered and made whole once again.”
Offerings
40 Day Sadhana
40 Days (12/12//24 - 1/20/25) @ 6:00 - 6:45 PM EST on ZOOM
This is the 10th generation of this container and we are blessed to gather once again.
A Sadhana is defined many ways, one of which is a ‘methodical discipline to attain a goal or desired knowledge’. " For 40 days, we gather to pray, move, meditate and enjoy the gift of another day of life. This is a physical and spiritual practice inspired by many faiths, built on the foundation of Kali Natha Lineage birthed by Ma Jaya at the Kashi Ashram. We practice the dance of the Kashi Laxmi Prosperity Puja Asana, celebrating the Health, Wealth, Peace, & Happiness of Life.
Why 40 Days? 40 represents the ascent from one level to the next, during a age of completion and transition. It is said that it takes 40 days for a soul to integrate after conception and 40 days for a soul to depart after death. It is also said that the Torah was received in 40 days, the Great Flood rained for 40 day, Christ walked through the desert for 40 Days and Mohammed fasted for 40 days to receive the Quran. The significance of 40 shows itself through many faiths.
Womb Ceremonies
Johannah, the creator of The Chapel of Roses, received the 13th Rite of the Munay-Ki while on a prayer retreat in Hawaii. Womb ceremonies are appropriate for anyone with a belly button and a desire to connect to the creative power of life. Held in group circles and private containers, this medicine is a prayer that liberates lineages from the fear, pain, sadness, and anger that is passed through the generations. All who are served receive the effortless freedom, peace, joy, and compassion that naturally arises when the womb is honored.
“The Goddaughter”
Johannah released her book "The Goddaughter" on November 11, 2019. This work transcribes a speech that guides readers through the heroic journey she experienced in her personal quest for discovery. She is now working on the sequel, titled "The Godmother." Both books focus on the themes of prayer and womb healing.