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 Holy Ground

A Reclamation of Relentless Self Love

A 3-month intimate group journey into the practice of becoming a woman who no longer abandons herself.

October 6th-December 15th

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It All Comes Down to Self Love.

This is the foundation.

This is what it is to reclaim your body and your being as holy ground.

No more self-abandonment.

No more giving in to the voice of the critic.

Self Love is the key to our pleasure, our joy, our path of purpose. Even our sense of safety is built on Self Love.

This fall, we’ll gather for seven deep, experiential sessions devoted to one central question:

What would it mean to love yourself relentlessly?

Not as an idea, or another self-improvement project.
But as an ongoing, lived relationship with yourself — rooted in devotion, truth, tenderness, boundaries, and radical self-belonging.

Holy Ground is a 3-month 7-session offering that will take you into the depths of you. Shine a light on your shame, and your unworthiness, and hold you in the practice of welcoming in ALL of you as worthy, ALL of you as holy, ALL of you as loved.

 

I’M READY TO RECLAIM MY HOLY GROUND

Early Bird Rate available through September 6th

The Journey…

This deep dive focuses on three tools for deepening self-love: presence, pleasure, and play.

We will be returning to deep intimacy with our own bodies, allowing the body itself to be our guide — particularly the womb and pussy.

To support our deepening, we will also be working with two plant allies: the Rose, a living glyph of love, beauty, devotion, and fierce boundaries, alongside a carefully held exploration of microdosing sacred mushrooms (optional) and the ways they can support deeper self-inquiry.

Together we’ll explore:

  • the places you learned to abandon yourself

  • the inner critic, shame, and patterns of not-enoughness

  • tenderness, receiving, pleasure, and devotion

  • boundaries, anger, truth, and fierce self-protection

  • seeing beyond old conditioning and identity

  • making amends

  • creating a lasting practice of relentless self-love

  • pussy rituals and reclaiming our erotic current

JOIN HOLY GROUND

Early Bird Rate available through September 6th

The Container

The Container

7 live gatherings, 2 hours each

3 months together

October 6th–December 15th

Telegram Thread for between session support.

Curriculum and practices housed in Mighty

Recordings of each session available for 1 year.

Extra practices and recordings to explore on your own.

Founding Cohort Tuition

$888 paid in full

3 monthly payments of $331

Early Bird

$666 paid in full or

3 monthly payments of $257

Early-bird enrollment will be available until September 6th.

This is a founding cohort of what I believe will become one of my core offerings.

This first round will be intentionally offered at a lower founding rate. Future rounds are expected to be offered at a higher tuition.

If something in you is already whispering yes, I would love to have you in this circle.

 

YES! I’M READY!

Early Bird Rate available through September 6th

Meet Your Guide

Elizabeth Huebner is an ordained Priestess in the Church of Divine Mother and the Temple of Isis, an initiate of an animistic path of the Pythoness, a vibrational healer, hypnotherapist, performance artist, embodiment facilitator, and creator of Bee Divine Embodiment. Elizabeth teaches Sacred Feminine pathways to spiritual awakening and empowerment that engage the body as a sacred instrument. Her work focuses on bringing all parts of the Self into wholeness and activating aliveness through embodiment practices, breathwork, and ritual theater. Her offerings seek to ignite the sacred remembrance of Divine Presence and support its embodied integration for metamorphosis, expansion, and the healing of our planet.

Why this, why now?

It just always comes back to Self-Love.

On my own journey — becoming a mother, expanding my work, partnering with my husband — whenever I feel contracted, shut down, irritated, or self-conscious, it’s because some part of me has bought into the story of the inner critic — AGAIN.

It’s just so simple: when I am not loving myself, I’m contracted, tired, irritable, depressed. I just don’t like even my loved ones very much — the whole world collapses in.

When I’m loving myself, I feel light, clear, lively, engaged, and I love my life, my child, and my husband.

What I have come to know is that to fully enter into life, to fully be who I am, to shine, to give my gifts, and to love who and what I love fully and fiercely, I must be in a continual practice of self-love.

Not just concept, PRACTICE.

This course dives into those practices that I have found the most potent and the most supportive. I return to them again and again, and I know you will too.

Self-Love is a journey, it is a practice, and it is the foundation — the holy ground — of it all.

 

I’M READY

FAQ

What if I can’t attend every session live?

Live attendance is encouraged because the group container is part of the experience. Recordings will be sent out within 48hrs of the session.

If you know ahead of time that you’ll miss a gathering, you can still stay connected to the practices and integration between sessions.


How much time should I expect to devote between gatherings?

Holy Ground is not designed to become another giant item on your to-do list.

There will be invitations and practices between gatherings, but the intention is to weave Self Love into your actual life rather than give you piles of homework. Think practice, integration, and noticing — not assignments to complete perfectly. Alongside the bi-monthly sessions there will be a Telegram thread for in between connection and support, and extra practices made available in the Mighty. You will have suggested practices to go deeper. The more you practice the deeper the work goes, and it is up to you what feels most aligned and supportive.


Do I need to microdose to participate?

No. Working with the mushroom is entirely optional. You are welcome to participate fully in Holy Ground without microdosing.

If you do choose to explore microdosing, you are responsible for making sure your participation is appropriate for you and assume any connected risks. Holy Ground is not medical care and does not replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional.


What do you mean by “pussy practices”?

Holy Ground is an adults-only, embodied container, and some of our practices will explore intimacy with the body, pleasure, sexuality, and your relationship with your pussy.

These practices are invitations, never requirements. Alternative ways of practicing will be offered. AND this is a big juicy part of the work. You are encouraged and responsible for not pushing beyond your own boundaries. You are always sovereign in your body and in your participation.


Do I need to have worked with you before?

No. Holy Ground is open to both new and returning women. You do not need previous experience with my work, plant allies, embodiment practices, or ceremonial spaces.

I have a history of trauma. Is Holy Ground appropriate for me?

It depends on where you are in your healing journey.

You do not need to be free from trauma, triggers, or difficult emotions to participate in Holy Ground. Many of us carry histories that have shaped our relationship with our bodies, our worth, our sexuality, and our capacity to love ourselves.

However, Holy Ground is not a trauma-treatment program, and I am not offering psychotherapy or specialized trauma care within this container.

This work assumes that you have some capacity to notice when you are activated, to make choices about your participation, and to return yourself to a sense of grounding and presence — whether through your own practices or with the support of trusted resources.

If you are frequently becoming overwhelmed or significantly dysregulated, experiencing intense trauma responses or dissociation, or finding that you do not yet have reliable ways to come back to yourself when activated, I recommend working with a qualified trauma-informed therapist or other appropriate mental-health professional before — or alongside — participating in this work.

Above all, you are responsible for honoring your own capacity, boundaries, and needs. Every practice in Holy Ground is an invitation, and you are always welcome to modify, pause, or choose not to participate.