Beneath the apple tree, the air hums with forbidden fruit and untold stories. This is where desire was once yours — before shame, silence, or someone else’s story tried to claim it. Here, we listen for the voice of your body: the one that knows what feels good, what feels true, and what it’s been waiting to say. We’ll trace the roots of your sensuality, unearthing where it was cut back or hidden, and gently invite it to grow wild again.
- You have carried shame or confusion around sex, pleasure, or your relationship with your body.
- Are moving through the echoes of past experiences or conditioning that taught you to disown this part of yourself.
- Long to feel safe in your sensuality — as a creative, emotional, or spiritual force.

In tales of exile, there is an apple of temptation, and a bite of poison.
Here we explore Lilith’s story in your chart. We look to the nature of your siren qualities, your sensual instincts, and the erotic desires that call you back to your body’s wisdom.
From Sleeping Beauty to Snow White to Lilith and the snake, we are told of women exiled, silenced, or poisoned into forgetting their own vitality.
In this vessel, we uncover the patterns that numb or withhold your erotic self: the conditioning, shame, or fear that taught you to disown your pleasure. Together, we trace the threads of how intimacy, safety, and sovereignty can reawaken your sleeping fire.
Eden lost is not Eden gone.
In the old myths, the apple tree is also a place of union, fecundity, and renewal. Here we explore what sensuality longs to become when freed: devotion, creativity, and the joy of inhabiting your body as a living temple. This vessel is where sexuality returns as sacred power — not only for passion, but as nourishment for your wholeness and your art of living.

Beneath the apple tree, the air hums with forbidden fruit and untold stories. This is where desire was once yours — before shame, silence, or someone else’s story tried to claim it. Here, we listen for the voice of your body: the one that knows what feels good, what feels true, and what it’s been waiting to say. We’ll trace the roots of your sensuality, unearthing where it was cut back or hidden, and gently invite it to grow wild again.
- You have carried shame or confusion around sex, pleasure, or your relationship with your body.
- Are moving through the echoes of past experiences or conditioning that taught you to disown this part of yourself.
- Long to feel safe in your sensuality — as a creative, emotional, or spiritual force.

In tales of exile, there is an apple of temptation, and a bite of poison.
Here we explore Lilith’s story in your chart. We look to the nature of your siren qualities, your sensual instincts, and the erotic desires that call you back to your body’s wisdom.
From Sleeping Beauty to Snow White to Lilith and the snake, we are told of women exiled, silenced, or poisoned into forgetting their own vitality.
In this vessel, we uncover the patterns that numb or withhold your erotic self: the conditioning, shame, or fear that taught you to disown your pleasure. Together, we trace the threads of how intimacy, safety, and sovereignty can reawaken your sleeping fire.
Eden lost is not Eden gone.
In the old myths, the apple tree is also a place of union, fecundity, and renewal. Here we explore what sensuality longs to become when freed: devotion, creativity, and the joy of inhabiting your body as a living temple. This vessel is where sexuality returns as sacred power — not only for passion, but as nourishment for your wholeness and your art of living.