With Sana And Shine

🌿✨ Join Us for With Sana & Shine: A High Noon Tea Ritual ✨🌿Saturday, June 28 | 12PM–2PM📍 Moore Jackson Community Garden – 31-57 51st St, Woodside, NY

Slow down. Sip up. Speak with plants.

Sana Sana and With Raine & Shine invite you to an unforgettable afternoon rooted in ritual, reflection, and community care. At the heart of the garden, we’ll gather for a sacred Tea-Time Ritual that honors nature’s medicine and our inner healing.

🍵 Upon arrival, you'll be greeted with:🌱 An envelope containing your plant ally + a message for the day📓 A call to bring your own notebook + pen to capture your reflections🥤 Refreshments to ease you into the experience

We'll ground ourselves with breath and ease into introductions—sharing how we each walk with plant medicine, whether beginner or deeply rooted.

💫 You’ll learn:

• The basics of tea blending
• The healing properties of selected herbs
• How to craft your very own tea blend with intention

As your brew steeps, you'll receive a journal + affirmation prompt—then write a loving message to your tea and yourself. Sip slowly. Pair it with a sweet or savory bite. Share what resonates.

💌 We’ll end by revealing our plant ally messages and sealing our tea bags with affirmations written on sticker labels—infusing your take-home blend with power and presence.

Let’s give thanks to Moore Jackson Community Garden and to Megan for support this beautiful space.

Let’s give thanks to you, for showing up with heart.

🌼 Free to attend - thanks to Moore Jackson CG🌞 Come solo or bring a friend. Come curious, come as you are.🌿 Healing tastes better when it’s shared.

Info: •Welcome guests with herbal iced tea or warm infusion

•Invite them to find their seat and settle in

•Brief grounding practice (e.g., breathwork or an herb-focused meditation)

•Set group intention (e.g., “What do I want to receive from this circle?”)

Info: •Introduce 4–5 featured herbs (e.g., lemon balm, calendula, nettle, motherwort, etc)

•Share stories

•Medicinal properties

•Energetic/spiritual correspondences

•Personal or ancestral uses (if relevant)

•Pass around fresh or dried herbs for touch/smell/connection

Info: •Each person creates a personalized blend using the herbs you’ve taught

•Provide jars or compostable pouches to take home


•Include optional intention cards or labels—writing time

Info: •Serve light bites (think: herbal shortbread, infused fruits, or seasonal nibbles)

•Play music softly, encourage mingling and tea tasting

Info: •Invite folks to share a takeaway or intention

•Option: Pull a collective oracle card or blessing

•Share resources: handouts, herbalist accounts, upcoming events, your products

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