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I am Not The "healer"
Through experience, I've learned how to hold space and which tools to offer to create strong containers where people are empowered to heal themselves.
These offerings are not Band-Aids. I Invite you, if you're ready, to explore more. Get ready for transformation. Be ready for deep and abiding shifts in your life.
Meet Rose
Rose Amaru is
- Ordained Priestess with Quimera Iseum, Temple of Isis
- Certified Tantra Educator, with Source School of Tantra Yoga
- Advanced Trauma-Informed Somatic Practitioner, with the Phoenix Path
She is founder of the Temple of Sweet Nectar, with the mission to awaken the ecstatic potential within, creating transformational containers that liberate consciousness from suffering by teaching trauma informed practices that blend sacred sexuality, somatics and magic with spiritual awakening, allowing one to savor the Sweet Nectars of life.
You can check out her older work as podcast host of The Sex, Spirituality & Psychedelics Show.
Rose is a mother of 3+ and in a beautiful conscious loving relationship. She additionally is a Stewart of Blue Deer Ranch, a 247 acre center.
My Story
I first began studying biology with the intention of learning about the Earth and addressing the issues that interfered with humans living in harmony with the Earth. I studied Biology couple years at UC Berkeley and began working in Biodefense at Laurence Livermore National Defense Laboratories.
At one point I realized the discoveries and technology needed for a harmonious Earth were already here, yet suppressed. It was at this time I experienced a dark night of the soul, quit working, dropped out and spend several years battling my demons, struggling through addiction, and learning who I was. From a space of rock bottom, ego death, and near death I was able to build again into a person I liked being.
That journey took me through completing my Bachelors of Science focusing on conservation biology and botany, teaching science to children, working as a university Laboratory Technician, and organizing for the environmentally supportive nonprofit the Tuolumne River Trust. The journey took me through marriage and then divorce as I began studying spirituality, and learning to integrate those teachings in my life, unable to be complacent anymore.