Our mission is simple:
To support the efforts of Love and Unity, through compassionate sharing and receiving, in a safe and welcoming environment.
Together we heal by exploring the ways in which we have drifted from our Truest Self. The way in which we heal is up to us. We can do this the hard way through continued pain and suffering, or with ease by recognizing the power of love available when we put our faith and trust in the greatness and knowledge of a Higher Power.
Ordinary Pioneer is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit organization. We are a member-supported community who thrive by a wholehearted vision of gratitude, equality, inclusivity, sustainability, and abundance. By offering many of our services and gatherings through the Gift Economy (pay what feels best), we make spiritual healing and wellness accessible to all.
What is a sober space?
A Sober space is a place where those in recovery from mind-altering substances can feel safe.
We do not host any events that incorporate alcohol, cannabis, or any other addictive or mind-altering substances. We also do not tolerate anyone showing up under the influence of these substances. We believe the spiritual rituals we practice at Ordinary Pioneer are most sacred when we arrive in our most raw states of being.
Please join Anya Light, author of The Peace of Reiki book, and Halina Schriefer, founder of Ordinary Pioneer, for this exciting dive into The Peace of Reiki Podcast. Anya and Halina explore how we can shift into new paradigms of love through the practice of Reiki, discussing topics like dissolving worry, healing through anger, prioritizing self-care, and discovering your true self.
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