We move in rhythm with the stars and seasons reclaiming ritual, restoring connection,
and remembering the sacred is already here within and around us.
Celestial Bodies, Mind & Spirit is a way of living in rhythm with the natural cycles of the world and our lives. It is rooted in ancient astronomy, seasonal wisdom, and earth-honoring traditions, and deeply informed by Jungian psychology. This work integrates my academic research in anthropology (BA) and psychology (MA, PhD) with thousands of hours of certification in the Sacred Energy and Healing Arts, encompassing medicine, movement, and mindfulness practices: Herbalism and Food as Medicine, Reiki and Sound Healing, Kundalini, Qi Gong and Yoga Nidra, as well as deep symbolism of Jungian Tarot and Dreamwork. Through it all I have learned that healing is a body, mind, and spirit journey, and there are many paths on that journey. This website is organized around them.
THE THREEFOLD JOURNEY ~ BODY MIND & SPIRIT
One of those paths began two years ago, when my husband was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. After the initial shock, and learning that there is no cure or remission and that medication can at best manage tremors, we discovered there was so much more to face than tremors alone. Loss of smell, taste, voice, hearing, and balance are only part of the list, and it plays out differently for every person. We embraced the journey together. Working with his neurologist, and through trial and error, I bring everything I know to the table and do extensive research before proposing a protocol. We now have protocols that improve the quality of his life in mind, body, and spirit. People on their own health journeys have asked me to share how we got here, and so my private practice now holds the Threefold Journey – Sovereign Body, Nourished Mind, and Divine Spirit within the Healing Arts offerings.
THE WHEEL OF THE YEAR ~ SEVEN SACRED PATHS
The Sovereign Body, Nourished Mind, and Divine Spirit Pathways are one expression of a larger pattern. That pattern is the Wheel of the Year: seven sacred paths of Story, Ritual, Stewardship, Alchemy, Energy, Spirit, and Medicine, moving with the seasons. This is a way of living older than any of us, how our ancestors marked time, read the land, and stayed in right relationship with the earth long before a calendar had numbers on it. Each turn of the wheel brings its own story and goddess, its own ritual and way of giving back, its own challenge to grow, its own community and individual practice, and its own medicine. The reason to walk it is simple: to practice awe and gratitude, and to recognize that the divine is not somewhere else, it is already here, in everything. Every Sabbat has its own page walking through all seven, so you can start wherever we are in the wheel of the year.
Beyond the Threefold Journey and the Wheel of the Year, Healing Arts holds individual classes, workshops, and private sessions: yoga and somatic practice, sound bath, meditation, tarot, and energy healing, offered alone or in small circles. Sacred Celebrant carries this same ritual work into life’s biggest thresholds, from handfasting at a wedding to a naming ceremony, a memorial, or a rite to close one chapter and open the next. The Grimoire holds my writings on ritual for everyday life. The Shoppe holds what supports the practice itself, herbal formulas and oils, books and cards, with pathways woven throughout.
KIKI Wiley
Kiki holds a PhD in psychology with a Jungian orientation, an MA in psychology, and a BA in anthropology, alongside an illustrious career as a researcher and contributions as an author to several books, including The Supernatural Revamped*,* The Semiotics of Paradox*, and the forthcoming* The Book of Uncommon Rituals*. She also carries thousands of hours of certification in herbalism, food as medicine, Reiki, sound healing, Kundalini, Qi Gong, Yoga Nidra, Jungian tarot, and dreamwork. Her body, mind, and spirit practice grew out of her academic fascination with how ancient people made meaning from the stars and ritual, a pull she first followed to Newgrange, Ireland, as an archaeology student.*
May the stars above and the roots below guide your path, and may your heart remain open to what is ready to be born.