AvaSha Goddess Temple
of Mount Shasta
Located in beautiful downtown Mount Shasta of Northern California, this Goddess Temple lives within The Flying Lotus Movement Center, and hosts Keltic Wheel Ritual Theatre, Rites of Passage Ceremonies, the Chalice Dance Collective, Priestess Birth Attendants, and Priestess of the Goddess training.
Focused on a deep connection with Avalon, Creatrix Graell Corsini, annually visits Glastonbury and teaches at The Goddess Conference, where she receives deep inspiration and invites Priestess' around the globe to visit and participate in ceremonies held at the Temple.
Private visitations are available upon request.
Beautiful alter inspired by the Seasonal Wheel is co-created by the AvaSha Clan, as well as a Red and White Spring altar dedicated to the springs of the Glastonbury Tor and Stewart Mineral Springs of the Mt. Shasta region.
The 13 Moon Oracle is available for readings, as well as many other decks, prayer candles, and quiet meditative space.
Sacred Dance Therapy provided by appointment only.
Our Vision:
Focused on a deep connection with Avalon, Creatrix Graell Corsini, annually visits Glastonbury and teaches at The Goddess Conference, where she receives deep inspiration and invites Priestess' around the globe to visit and participate in ceremonies held at the Temple.
Private visitations are available upon request.
Beautiful alter inspired by the Seasonal Wheel is co-created by the AvaSha Clan, as well as a Red and White Spring altar dedicated to the springs of the Glastonbury Tor and Stewart Mineral Springs of the Mt. Shasta region.
The 13 Moon Oracle is available for readings, as well as many other decks, prayer candles, and quiet meditative space.
Sacred Dance Therapy provided by appointment only.
Our Vision:
- To contribute and connect to our community through education, celebration, and spirituality.
- To co-create solutions for environmental awareness.
- To encourage activation on all levels.
- To expand ourselves mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
- To increase holistic health consciousness.
- To hold sacred space for the heartbridge link between Avalon and Shasta.
The Birth of AvaSha The Bridge of Avalon and Shasta
While visiting The Chalice Well of Glastonbury, Graell sat beside the cascading sacred waters, inhaled the scent of ancient yew trees alongside the blossoming flower garden, and closed her eyes to journey within. Delving deep within her heart spirit and arriving in a place of utmost peace and love, she saw clearly the connection between Avalon and Shasta. The chaliybeate spring (or “Blood Spring”) called out its message: "It is time for you to hold the space for the AvaSha Clan, the heartbridge link between Avalon and Shasta.”
Grael’s ability to initiate gatherings and activation in her community was to be put to its utmost potential, and Grael was ready to accept the divine duty of creating the heartbridge connection as one of her Earth Missions. After 9 weeks of integration and assimilation, the AvaSha Clan was birthed out of The Flying Lotus in Mount Shasta, California.
Weekly gatherings of The AvaSha Clan include both locals and visitors to the magnificent town of Shasta. Members of the Clan facilitate Participatory Natural Resource Management, Responsible Stewardship of the Lady of the Mountain and Her Pure Waters, Encouragement of Variety and Differences, Ritual Theatre and Educational Performance Art, Hold Healing Space at The AvaSha Goddess Temple, Guide Rites of Passage Ceremonies, as well as Monthly Outdoor Recreation.
All activities of the AvaSha Clan serve for members to connect more deeply with one another and our Sacred Environment.
Grael’s ability to initiate gatherings and activation in her community was to be put to its utmost potential, and Grael was ready to accept the divine duty of creating the heartbridge connection as one of her Earth Missions. After 9 weeks of integration and assimilation, the AvaSha Clan was birthed out of The Flying Lotus in Mount Shasta, California.
Weekly gatherings of The AvaSha Clan include both locals and visitors to the magnificent town of Shasta. Members of the Clan facilitate Participatory Natural Resource Management, Responsible Stewardship of the Lady of the Mountain and Her Pure Waters, Encouragement of Variety and Differences, Ritual Theatre and Educational Performance Art, Hold Healing Space at The AvaSha Goddess Temple, Guide Rites of Passage Ceremonies, as well as Monthly Outdoor Recreation.
All activities of the AvaSha Clan serve for members to connect more deeply with one another and our Sacred Environment.
