The Sacred Golden Hive Reiki Tea Party-New Moon in Sagittarius

✨ Join us for a magical afternoon at The Highlands Mansion & Gardens as we celebrate the expansive and truth-seeking energy of the Sagittarius New Moon. Immerse yourself in a sacred blend of Reiki, tea, and ritual — an experience of renewal, inspiration, and radiant expansion.

As the New Moon in Sagittarius awakens your inner visionary, we gather in a nurturing space to release old limitations, realign with your purpose, and reconnect to the fire of your spirit. This uplifting experience weaves Reiki, tea ceremony, Kundalini breathwork, guided energy journey, and reflective journaling — a sanctuary to open your heart, expand your vision, and realign with your soul’s direction.

Let yourself be held in the warmth of The Sacred Golden Hive, where healing energy flows, wisdom unfolds, and new paths illuminate under the adventurous Sagittarius moon. 🌕💫

Info: We begin by arriving and settling into the golden hive — a serene space filled with soft music, the scent of herbal tea, and warm, welcoming energy.


An opening circle invites you to ground, breathe, and set heartfelt intentions under the Scorpio New Moon. Gentle Kundalini breathwork and movement awaken your vitality, clear stagnant energy, and open space for renewal.


You’ll then be guided through The Inner Alchemy Journey, inspired by bee medicine — a meditative experience to release what no longer serves, soften the heart, and restore harmony within.


As the energy deepens, we share in a Reiki-infused tea ceremony, sipping sacred blends that calm the mind and anchor your intentions.


A collective Reiki healing follows, offering emotional renewal, clarity, and a sense of deep energetic alignment.


We close with journaling and reflection, integrating your experience, and a final blessing of gratitude and connection — sealing the golden vibration to carry forward in your daily life.

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