Is this you?

You care deeply about creating a more beautiful world.
You’ve done the inner work, explored your shadows and your purpose.
But money still feels like the piece that hasn’t fully landed.

Maybe for years, money wasn’t your focus.
On your path, you moved away from being driven by external success.

But now, you can sense that your next chapter - your next threshold of purpose - is about coming into right relationship with money.
About holding and directing resources with integrity.

You can feel that to do the work you’re here to bring, to have the impact you know is possible, you need to hold money in the world.

You care about the bigger picture, about civilisation and the systems that shape it.
You can feel that humanity stands at a threshold between stories: the old story of extraction and separation is ending, and something new is asking to be born.
You know that money and economics sit at the heart of this transformation, and you feel called to reimagine them.

You’re ready.

To descend into the shadow of money and retrieve the gold that’s found there.
To increase your capacity to hold and direct wealth.
To become a steward of money in the world. 

It’s time to write a new story of money, one that supports life.

Scarcity, competition, avoidance, greed. These are the distortions of the story we inherited. A story that harms us individually and collectively. And that story is ending.

In many traditions, when the archetype of the Great Mother went dormant in our civilisation, - the force of generosity, sufficiency, nourishment - she reappeared in the shadows as greed and scarcity. The absence of the Mother became the hunger of the world.

This immersion is an invitation to return to your own direct relationship with money, to remember that another story can be written. We come together as women, as storytellers, to rediscover a map of money through the mythical and the archetypal, a map that restores what has been forgotten.

Money’s original purpose was simple: to let abundance circulate. Money is currency, a current. It is meant to move, to flow, to nourish. The abundance of the earth put into motion.

On the island of Isis, we stand at the ancient temple of the Great Mother, and ask what becomes possible when a group of powerful creators remember her again. We enter a field where the old story, the distortions, dissolve and the new one reveals itself, through the body, through myth, through the land. We descend together into the shadow of money so that a clearer, more aligned form of power can emerge.

So you can return to the world able to hold more wealth and responsibility without distortion, collapse, or self-abandonment. 

This is a gathering for women who can feel that money is part of their path. Women who know the old story is ending and who are ready to be part of the next one.

Jasmeen Hana

Jasmeen is a Kemetic spiritual and shamanic facilitator, community builder, and founder of Bliss School, a platform for education, leadership development, and shamanic awareness rooted in ancient Egyptian wisdom. She is based in southern Egypt where she is co-creating an ancient-future regenerative village. Her work explores regenerative economy principles and heart-led governance, asking how communities can thrive through collaboration and purpose-driven stewardship of resources.

With over a decade of experience in tantric and shamanic temple arts, Jasmeen has led programs all over the world. Raised in Cairo, her path began with meditation, yoga, and integrative wellness, later expanding into theatre and somatic training focused on emotional expression and energy awareness.
Jasmeen’s leadership blends ancient Egyptian wisdom with modern methodologies and psychotherapy, offering a unique and grounded approach to connection, authenticity, and purposeful growth. 

Margot de Broglie

Margot is the founder of Juno, a financial education platform that has supported over 250,000 women in reaching their financial goals.
She’s raised £2.5 million, been named Forbes 30Under30, been featured in the BBC, Vogue, Glamour, Business Insider, Cosmopolitan, and been an editor for the Financial Times.

Over the past seven years, Margot’s work has moved beyond traditional finance into the deeper story of money - blending economics, somatics, and the feminine mysteries. Her central inquiry is: What does it mean to hold and direct wealth in a way that supports life?