Every offering helps real people heal, remember, and come home to themselves.
Your donation allows the temple doors to stay open so that people can come here — to sit in ceremony, receive deep healing, find clarity, and reconnect to what is sacred in their lives.
When a person heals, their relationships change. Their families soften. Their children feel safer. Their homes become more peaceful.
They make better choices, they give differently, they love differently.
This is how healing moves through the world — one person, one home, one ceremony at a time.
Your generosity makes that possible.
Your Donation Supports
Temple Space & Sanctuary
Monthly rent and upkeep of the Temple of Divine Light and healing room in Boulder, where all sessions, ceremonies, and community rituals are held.Accessible Community Ceremonies
Your contribution helps keep fire ceremonies, healing circles, and temple gatherings affordable and open to all.Scholarships & Sponsorships
You may give to support a student or community member in financial need, helping them access apprenticeship, membership, or healing sessions.Temple Growth & Future Vision
Each donation plants a seed for the future home of the Temple of Divine Light — a land-based sanctuary that will one day welcome retreats, community ceremonies, and an animal sanctuary for our animal beloveds whose guardians are dying, ill, or in transition.Sacred Livelihood
Your donation helps sustain the living temple by supporting the daily life and sacred service of its priestess.
This includes tending the altars, teachings, writing, ceremony, and the unseen labor that keeps the temple alive — the quiet hours spent maintaining the website, creating educational content, preparing essences, cleaning the temple, cooking meals, and caring for the space itself.It also supports the practical side of ministry — the purchase of ceremonial and healing supplies, the marketing and outreach needed to share this work with the world, and the personal care required to keep the body and spirit of the priestess well enough to continue serving.
This is the old-world way of honoring spiritual stewards: so that they may give fully, without depletion, and keep the sacred fire burning for the community.