The collective
The humans behind this
Healers, families, village weavers, ceremonialists, visionaries, adventurers, spaceholders and practitioners. Open any member to see their story, their offerings, their events, and how to reach them.
Melissa makes the ordinary extraordinary. Lemon peel vinegar spray, ojos de dios, tea blends — her offerings emerge from a life lived close to what's real. She trains the collective in seeing abundance where others see waste.
Hope shows what it looks like to show up online with full authenticity. Her work is about beauty without armor — sharing what's real, building genuine connection, and finding the courage to be visible.
Stephanie writes books that hold space. Her work sits at the intersection of story and healing, offering readers a lantern for the places they can't yet name.
Jessica shapes the land. From pathways and garden consulting to gates and fences, she creates structures that let wild abundance flow with intention.
Jorge builds the digital scaffolding that lets a collective like this actually exist online. After years of experimenting with digital ecosystems, he created Take The Leap — a guide for edge workers who are ready to make their online systems work for them. <!-- Add a personal story below the " Story" heading and it will show on your page. --
Manuel lives at the edge of wildness and community. Through Rewild Human, he offers ebooks, coaching, running adventures, and sailing experiences that reconnect people with their bodies and the earth.
Lance brings the chair to your door. Over a decade behind the clippers, he cuts hair with the same steady hands he brings to coaching men back into their bodies — training life potency, fitness, and alignment as one practice, not three.
Diego paints from plein air — real time spent inside a landscape — building canvases that question how we see, and therefore relate to, the world around us. Original work and commissions, made in his Sooke studio.
Jeremiah's paintings are portals. Each canvas holds the energy of the land and the long process of someone returning to themselves.