About
We are Earth + Aether Collective.
A gathering of women devoted to the remembrance of what is sacred — in the body, in the Earth, and in one another.
How we came to be
Earth + Aether Collective was born from a shared longing — a recognition that so many women are moving through their lives feeling disconnected from themselves, from their bodies, from the natural world, and from the kind of deep, nourishing community that once held us.
We came together as facilitators, as friends, as women who had each walked our own paths of remembrance — through ceremony, through the body, through the land — and who felt called to create spaces where others could do the same.
Our retreats are not programmes or workshops. They are immersive journeys, carefully woven from ancient wisdom, sacred ritual, embodied practice, and the intelligence of the living Earth. They are spaces to soften, to feel, to be witnessed, and to return — more fully — to who you already are.
Our philosophy
"We do not believe in fixing what is broken. We believe in remembering what was never lost."
At the heart of everything we do is a deep trust in the body's innate wisdom, the healing intelligence of the natural world, and the transformative power of being truly witnessed by other women.
We draw from a rich lineage of practices — tantric philosophy, somatic work, sacred feminine traditions, ceremony, creative expression, and Earth-based ritual — not as a fixed system, but as a living, breathing offering that meets each woman where she is.
We believe that transformation does not require force. That the most profound shifts happen in spaces of safety, beauty, and deep nourishment. That when a woman feels truly held, she can finally let herself be seen — and in being seen, she remembers.
How we work
Rooted in the body
We work somatically — through movement, breath, touch, and sensation — trusting the body as the primary site of wisdom, healing, and remembrance.
Held by the Earth
We gather in wild and beautiful places intentionally. The land is not a backdrop — it is a co-facilitator, a mirror, and a medicine.
Woven in community
The circle of women is itself a transformative container. We create spaces where authentic connection, mutual witnessing, and sisterhood can flourish.
Guided by ancient wisdom
We draw from lineages of sacred feminine practice, ceremony, and ritual — honouring what has been passed down while remaining responsive to the present moment.
Your facilitators
Asia and Astara bring together a rare depth of experience, wisdom, and devotion. Each brings her own gifts — and together, they create a container unlike any other.
Co-founder & Facilitator
Asia Hamilton
Asia is a keeper of sacred spaces, student of ancient wisdom, and devotee of the mysteries that have called humanity home to itself for generations. Her path weaves through contemplative and tantric traditions, plant wisdom, ritual, embodiment, and a deep listening to the intelligence of the Earth.
She lives with her family in the jungles of Costa Rica, where she tends the land, crafts plant medicines, creates beauty, and is slowly bringing a sanctuary for gathering and transformation into being. Her work is an extension of the way she lives — an invitation to cross beyond the familiar, enter into deeper communion with the sacred, and remember the ancient knowing that lives within us all.
Co-founder & Facilitator
Astara
Astara is a creative facilitator, embodiment guide, and ritualist whose work lives at the intersection of creative expression, sacred practice, and the wild feminine. She brings a deep reverence for beauty, ceremony, and the transformative power of authentic creative expression — weaving art, movement, voice, and ritual into experiences that awaken the senses and open the heart.
With a background in expressive arts, somatic movement, and ceremonial facilitation, Astara has spent years exploring the ways in which creativity and embodiment can serve as pathways to healing, remembrance, and deep self-knowing. She is passionate about helping women reclaim their creative voice as a sacred act — not as performance, but as a return to aliveness.
Astara holds space with a quality of presence that is both playful and profound — inviting women to explore, to feel, and to express what has been waiting to be seen.
Come as you are.
You do not need to be ready. You do not need to have it figured out. You only need to feel the call — and trust it enough to say yes.