Keepers of Temple
Keepers of Temple hold the Sacred space during our gatherings and volunteer many hours each month dedicated to creating ceremonial opportunities for our Sisters to come, one night a month, to bask in their beauty, remember themselves as Goddess, discover new teachings, and delve into the depths of the unconscious domains. Keepers are the Pillars of the Tent and Sisterhood they are in service to. It takes a humble heart of service, creativity, and an understanding of the Self to Be present, mindful, and to hold within the willingness to be connected to and responsible to a Sisterhood.
Our Red Tent would not be possible without the significant contributions of the women noted below. Thank you barely touches on the amount of gratitude and love I feel for the years they have been keeping the hearth fire warm, stoking the flames of our circle each month with beautiful ceremonies, inviting guests to share their Magic and Medicine with all of us. Women leading lives as true examples of how we grow stronger together and more empowered as Sisters when we care enough to shoulder a responsibility out of love, service and devotion to the Mother, to the Goddess, to Womb-man.
Rev. Elena Singing Otter
Singing Otter is an Interfaith Minister and ceremonialist of 20+ years. She is a keeper of ancient wisdom and sacred teachings of the Red Road. She offers the opportunity to explore the authentic self through private teaching, shamanic healing, and ceremonies of the Ancient Way.
Singing Otter has been a Keeper of Tent since 2014, celebrating her 5 Years of Service to our Sisterhood in December 2019. A trusted and well-respected Medicine Woman in the Community, she has gifted our Circle with many teachings based on her vast experience in Native American traditions and Ancient Goddess Wisdom. She Priestesses two of our most attended Red Tents -- our Annual Rose Blessing and Annual Winter Solstice Corn Seed Ceremony.
Singing Otter's unparalleled wisdom and ability to create beauty and grace within the womb of our Tent has, without question, allowed Tent to grow and flourish within the Colorado Springs community over the past five years.
Singing Otter is a contributing author of The Art of Connecting With Nature by Mark J Platten, et. al
Singing Otter has been a Keeper of Tent since 2014, celebrating her 5 Years of Service to our Sisterhood in December 2019. A trusted and well-respected Medicine Woman in the Community, she has gifted our Circle with many teachings based on her vast experience in Native American traditions and Ancient Goddess Wisdom. She Priestesses two of our most attended Red Tents -- our Annual Rose Blessing and Annual Winter Solstice Corn Seed Ceremony.
Singing Otter's unparalleled wisdom and ability to create beauty and grace within the womb of our Tent has, without question, allowed Tent to grow and flourish within the Colorado Springs community over the past five years.
Singing Otter is a contributing author of The Art of Connecting With Nature by Mark J Platten, et. al
Amanda Montoya
Amanda has been a member of our Red Tent since 2018. She quickly stepped into a role as Keeper of Tent in May 2019 when she identified a need for new volunteers. Amanda has gifted our gatherings with a fresh perspective, new and inspired ceremonies, and an exceptional gentleness.
Inspiring women to stand in their power is at the HEART and center of Red Tent and Amanda is living proof Women Empowering Women allows us to loosen our voices, follow our desires, and become that which we are seeking -- truly our own deepest love.
Inspiring women to stand in their power is at the HEART and center of Red Tent and Amanda is living proof Women Empowering Women allows us to loosen our voices, follow our desires, and become that which we are seeking -- truly our own deepest love.
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Keepers of the Past
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Duchele Lazzaro
2014-2015 |
Trisha Magruder
2014-2015 |
