No more performing. More becoming.

We practice devotion over discipline, truth over niceness, sovereignty over “shoulds.” If you’re ready to belong to yourself, you’ll belong here.

Monthly women’s circles, Sanctuary & Sisterhood suppers, and a women-centered membership for real support in real life. Sliding-scale. East Texas + online.

Come home to your self-trust.

Spaces that help you belong to yourself (and each other).

At Unleashed Creatrix | Oak & Ember Sanctuary, we practice devotion over discipline and self-authority over shoulds. The work is simple and human: breath, truth, circle, meal, seasonal tending. No gold stars. No fixing you. Just steady support while you reclaim your voice, your boundaries, and your joy.

  • Spiral — Full Moon Circle
    Emotional release, truth-telling, and reclamation rituals. (In-person; occasional online)

  • Ember — New Moon Circle
    Intention setting, creative spark, and gentle reset. (Online-friendly)

  • Sanctuary & Sisterhood
    Shared meal, soft conversation, and being witnessed. (In-person)

Wayfinders — the women-centered membership

For when you want steady support, not more noise.

  • Monthly access to Spiral, Ember, and Sanctuary & Sisterhood

  • Seasonal devotion guides (moon + seasons, tiny somatic practices, micro IRL actions)

  • A short weekly “you’re not alone” note (grounded, doable, human)

  • Sliding-scale: Community • Supporter • Backer (access, not perfection)

Wayfinders is where we practice self-trust in small, consistent ways—together.

Sliding-Scale Explanation:

  • Community — reduced rate for those who need it right now.

  • Supporter — standard rate that sustains the space.

  • Backer — pays forward community access + mutual aid.
    Choose what’s honest for you this season; you can change tiers anytime.

Devotion over discipline (why our approach lands)

  • Tiny + human: Rituals that fit real life, not your ideal day.

  • Body-led: We titrate truth and somatics so change sticks.

  • Community-held: Shame dissolves when we’re witnessed with care.

  • Cyclical: We work with lunar/seasonal rhythms to prevent burnout.

Angi Powell

— Community Weaver & Women’s Self-Trust + Reclamation Guide

I don’t sell fixes. I hold spaces where your own wisdom gets louder than the world’s noise: monthly Spiral and Ember circles, Sanctuary & Sisterhood suppers, and Wayfinders, our sliding-scale membership/community.

My work centers self-authority, devotion over discipline, and unlearning the stories that kept you small.
Rooted in rural East Texas, with an open door for online sisters who want the same grounded, no-performance support.

FAQ section

Questions women ask

I’m new and a little nervous. Will I fit in?

Yes. We move slow, explain everything, and you can pass on any share. Presence is enough.

What is shadow work here—do I need to dig up my worst memories?

No trauma-tourism. Shadow work (our way) means gently noticing the patterns that keep you small—people-pleasing, over-functioning, silencing your needs—and giving them light, voice, and a new choice. We titrate with breath, body, and simple practices so you don’t flood.

What if I can’t afford much right now?

That’s why we use sliding-scale tiers and mutual-aid energy. Choose the tier that’s honest this season; you can change later. (If mutual-aid energy is something you want more information about this - message me here

Are these spaces religious or dogmatic?

No. We’re deconstructing patriarchal/colonial conditioning and honoring diverse personal paths. Expect consent, sovereignty, and respect.

In-person or online?

East Texas circles + Sanctuary meals in person; Ember is online-friendly. Wayfinders includes both.

A gentle weekly “you’re not alone”

Short notes with one grounding thought and one tiny practice. You're not alone. You are seen. No fluff.

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This is a space for women who are ready to:

  • Rise through shadow work, not bypass it.

  • Reclaim the wisdom of their bodies, cycles, and stories.

  • Be seen, held, and witnessed in community—without performing.

  • Weave ritual into everyday life.

  • Gather, create, cry, scream, laugh, rest, and begin again.

  • Feel free without having to leave themselves behind.

What we stand on

  • Self-authority: your yes/no are holy.

  • Devotion over discipline: loving consistency beats harsh rules.

  • Community care: sliding-scale access + mutual aid.

  • Deconditioning: we name and unlearn patriarchal + colonial patterns together.

Ready to belong to yourself?

Start with Wayfinders or save your spot at the next gathering. Either way, you’re welcome here.