Host: Toko-pa Turner

Embodying the Dream is a place of reunion for those of us who crave community with other women dreamers. Whether meeting for the first time or weaving in deeper, we practice at belonging together through embodied dreamwork.

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This was the most magical dreaming experience of my life.  I will cherish it always, and forever. – Teresa Deck, ON Canada

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Thank you, dear Toko-pa, for hosting such a graceful, attentive, tender and joyful dream lodge this last week-end on the pristine and glorious island where you presently live. It was well worth traveling from California. Such gatherings nurture the soul and spirit and create strong bonds, in the outer as well as inner space, may we sow more seeds of reunions and inspiring ritual gatherings, the flowers and seeds much needed on an industrious industrial sparse landscape. – Anyes, Nevada City, CA

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This was an unprecedented opportunity to enter into a community of women that is creating a new model for how women can interact and support each other, underpinned by a non-judgemental unabashed spirituality. I loved the whole retreat, but especially the fire at night. – Kate Eccles, Toronto, ON

MEET YOUR GUIDE:

Toko-pa Turner is an author, teacher and dreamworker. Blending the mystical tradition of Sufism in which she was raised with a Jungian approach to dreamwork, she founded the Dream School in 2001 from which hundreds of students have since graduated.

Toko-pa is the bestselling author of  “Belonging: Remembering Ourselves Home” which explores the themes of exile, and the search for belonging. It won the 2017 Nautilus Gold Award for its contribution to the field of Personal Growth, the 2018 Readers’ Favorite Gold Award, the 2019 IAN Book of the Year award, and others.

Sometimes called a Midwife of the Psyche, Toko-pa’s work focuses on restoring the feminine, reconciling paradox, and facilitating grief and ritual practice.