09/27/2026
✨ Okay, friends… I have a little experiment I’ve been wanting to try. ✨
We spend so much time learning what acupuncture points do. Their functions. Their indications. Their locations. Their classical names.
But what if we stopped for a moment and asked a completely different question…
What if the points have something to say? 👀
What if a point isn’t just a place where we put a needle, but a doorway into a particular kind of medicine?
A spirit?
A landscape?
A story?
A relationship?
So I’m going to try something a little unusual.
I’m hosting a one-time gathering called Communing with the Spirit of the Points, where we’ll explore an acupuncture point through a shamanic lens.
We’ll slow down and get curious about the point. We’ll explore its name, imagery, medicine and qualities. We might draw. We’ll feel. We’ll listen.
And then…Using shamanic drum journeying, we’ll open ourselves to meeting the spirit of the point directly and see what it has to teach us.
This was inspired by a spirit of the points question from my friend Annmarie Butera Cantrell. And the idea grew out of my Plant Spirit Medicine training with my first shamanic teacher, Eliot Cowan, where I learned to approach plants not simply as things to study, but as beings with whom we can develop a relationship.
And now I’m wondering…
What happens when we do that with acupuncture points?
For this gathering, I’m choosing one of my all-time favorite points.
Which one?
I’m not telling. 😉
You’ll have to come meet it ◡̈
This is open to acupuncturists, holistic practitioners, and anyone who is simply curious about the mysterious intelligence living within our own bodies.
No acupuncture experience necessary. No shamanic experience necessary.
Just bring your curiosity.
✨ Communing with the Spirit of the Points
Wednesday, October 7 · 7:30-9 PM
Phoenixville, PA
$40 · $35 each when you bring a friend with code BUDDY
Exact location provided upon registration. Via VillageWellness.net
Come meet the points.
You may discover they’ve been waiting to meet you. 🌿
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