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By Invitation · A Small Circle · New Moon & Full Moon

Savor.

A Women's Abundance Circle

A small, intimate room of women. Two online gatherings a month — one at the new moon, one at the full — and a whole lot of tea, cake, and unhurried talk about the life we're actually building.

The Invitation

Savor is a small circle of women who are done rushing through their own lives — women who want to build real wealth and real, deep connection. Wealth in every sense of the word, and the kind of friendship that meets you at the whole of who you are — and who you are becoming.

We gather to sip tea. To eat outrageously good cake that somehow still loves us back. To talk about money, work, love, the body, the softer questions, and the ones nobody asks out loud. We swap life recipes and cake recipes, in equal measure.

We practice the holy no that protects the holy yes. We talk about money like it's a sacred birthright — a devotion, not a chase. We treat the body, the kitchen, and the table as the altars they already are, and we let ourselves be fed there, without apology.

Think of it as a slow, candlelit conspiracy — a room of women deciding that abundance is meant to be tasted, created, and received, not chased. That pleasure is not the reward for the work; it is the work. That a well-tended fire draws everything worth having toward it.

The Shape of a Season

Three offerings, one fire.

A candlelit cake table set with red roses

I.

New Moon & Full Moon Gatherings — Online

Ninety minutes, by candlelight, online — a small room of women, held in confidence. A reading, a ritual, a question to sit with. Devotional conversation, listening as practice.

Women in devotional practice, hands pressed in prayer, backlit by golden light

II.

The Devotional Practice

A shared rhythm carried between gatherings — stillness, a seasonal reading, a small daily tending. The circle held quietly, even when apart.

A pair of hands cupping a single flame in the dark

III.

The Offering

A digital bundle arrives in your inbox at the opening of each season — a devotional booklet, a seasonal playlist, a recipe from the cookbook, a ritual to set the tone. The season made intimate, for your own table.

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The Opening Season

The Woman Who Tends Her Own Fire.

In Food as Sacrament, you learned that the table, the kitchen, and the body are altars. Savor is where we sit down at that altar together — for a whole season — and keep the fire burning.

The first season is a study of the woman who tends her own fire: who chooses beauty as a daily practice, who knows her holy no protects her holy yes, and who lets abundance gather around a well-tended flame — in money, in pleasure, in friendship, in the body.

We continue the philosophies of Food as Sacrament here — indulging, sharing, and talking honestly about wealth, boundaries, and desire. We swap life recipes and cake recipes, in equal measure.

  • Self-tending as devotion — beauty, rest, the daily fire.
  • The holy no — boundaries as an act of self-reverence.
  • Wealth in every sense — money, pleasure, friendship, receiving.
  • Recipes for cake, and for the life you're actually building.
  • Two online gatherings a month — new moon and full moon, by candlelight.
  • A seasonal devotional bundle — delivered digitally at the opening.
  • A small, intimate circle of women, held in confidence across the season.
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For Whom

For women of faith. For women of color. For the young, and for the crone in her power. For the woman in transition — the woman unbecoming, in order to become.

Your life was meant to be savored. This circle is for her, in every one of us.

Savor is for the woman who already knows that beauty is a practice, that the kitchen and the inner life are one country, and that she is ready to be tended — and to tend herself as the sacred, worthy, wild woman she is. She who knows, in her bones, that she can have her cake and eat it too.

Join us.

Request an Invitation

The circle opens twice a year, to a small number of women. Leave your name, and a note will arrive when the doors open.

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