We create medicine everyday.

Here, you’ll find some playfully reverent remedies.

Freestyle Dance, Ceremony Circles, and Community Singing?

We got you.

Let the Medicine be sweet!

Words have the power to cast spells and enchant.

Let our words be kind and our voices ring free!

SongRise is a community song circle held in the oral tradition and designed to bring singing into our everyday lives. Typically, the songs are short, usually four lines or less, and we will sometimes layer songs for harmony and added richness. Check our Facebook for updates.

Songs:

Abre la Puerta By Glen Phillips

I Believe in Being Ready by Rising Appalachia

Sing Me a Song by Te Martin of Thrive Street Choir

I Came Here to Love You by Dusty Rose Miller

Blessed Motion by Anne Zylstra

More Waters Rising by Saro Lynch-Thomason

The Earth is our Mother arrangement by K. Guilmartin

This Fire by Laurence Cole

Let us See the Beauty by Laurence Cole

The Eel River Song by Meredith Buck

Be Whatcha Gonna Be by Sarah Nutting of MaMuse

Dunk Down By MaMuse

It is one of the most intimate acts: Bringing plants into our bodies offers a moment when our humanness is spirited by the plant. Then, as time passes, the plant’s energy is incorporated into us both as carbon, creating our very being, and as a resonance that remains and reminds, informs and inspires. Do the plants have something to share with you? Come together and commune. The space is held in meditation, song and with open sharing.  The selected plants are designed to open our hearts, help us focus, and support healing. We welcome your presence and voice.

Cacao Ceremony: 

The cacao is made from raw, organic cacao powder combined with a mixture of herbs and spices. The blend is different each time but I often include damiana, blue vervain, wild yam, sassafras, nutmeg, vanilla, cayenne pepper, maple syrup, and banana.

Kava Ceremony:

The Kava is a simple, whole-root extract of Nobel Kava from Vanuatu in room-temperature water kneaded in a nut-milk bag.

Book an evening ceremony with me here.

Nashville Freestyle Dance is a space where you can dance, pray, cry, and jump around to a rocking playlist Everyone is welcome to this playfully reverent remedy. Connect with us on Facebook for updates.

Location:

Temple of the Free Spirits (Kennith’s): 1319 Sweetbriar ave (12 South), Nashville TN. Park on the street and follow the drive to the studio.

Dusty Rose’s mission is to restore our connection to plants in service to a more harmonious planet. She serves as board president of a plant-centric church whose mission is to foster spiritual community and divine communion in service to a more loving, compassionate world. She holds a Ph.D. in chemistry from University of California, Santa Barbara where she studies biomaterials under Prof. Herb Waite. As a postdoctoral scholar at Vanderbilt University, she investigates the effects of pesticides on human health and wellness.

Book an evening ceremony with me here.

Please reach out if you have questions. We’d love to hear from you!