Core Weavers

Holly Roxanne is a mother, artist, and creative producer based in Ibiza with over 15 years of experience blending art, community, and transformation. With a foundation in Theatre and Performance from Warwick University, she has created immersive events, from curating festival stages at Secret Garden Party and Wilderness to collaborating with Greenpeace at Glastonbury to amplify the ‘Voice of the Mother. ’Holly’s work weaves storytelling, ritual, and activism,  offering holistic spaces that blend music, healing, and motherhood. Deeply rooted in womb wisdom and the power of voice, Holly guides individuals to reconnect with their authentic expression and the sacred feminine. Whether mentoring vocal liberation, leading rites of passage, or producing cultural events, her work celebrates the sensual, wild beauty of being. Passionate about the arts as a force for cultural change, she nurtures projects that honor the Mother and inspire a collective reimagining and landing of the village.

Jasmeen Hana is a facilitator of shamanic processes and the temple arts, specializing in the ancient Egyptian path. She supports beings into shamanic processes of deep transformation through guided journeys, embodiment practices, emotional body integration and tantra. Her studies and degrees involve, a BA in Mass media and sociology, 3 years of classical theatre, diplomas in tantric studies and practices, kinesiology, 600 Hrs of Ancient Egyptian Yoga, theosophical esoterics, ayurveda, many courses in massage from different traditions, 3,5 years of apprenticeship with Highden mystery school, further studies in african cosmology…. and much more.Her workshop includes:
1. An opening ceremony meeting the land and waters of Auset and offering to the land and its ancestors, co-created with a local person.
2. A session on the power of water and the elixir of Auset, exploring the embodied mysteries of Isis, focusing on purification, the heart, and devotion.

Mona Rabie is an Egyptian/Canadian dedicated to facilitating personal and collective transformation and awakening the ancient future mysteries and universal truths encoded in the land of Egypt and beyond.  She is the founder of Together Temple in Maadi, Cairo and the Together movement where for the last 10+ years she has facilitated co-creation and social alchemy for a growing community of truth-seekers to awaken to their own divine potential.  She has deep knowledge of the mystical teachings and initiatory processes of Egypt and is a designer of transformative ritual and ceremony that are connected to the land and to remembering this timeless language of communication with Mother Earth.  She is also a designer of new civilization systems – including economic and governance systems that mimic nature and has been prototyping Sacred Commerce new systems for several years. She has a corporate background in simulation-based training where she travelled to 50+ countries training Fortune 500 companies across many industries.  

Zein Gaia is an artist, architect, and eco-feminist born and raised in Jordan, and is currently living as a global citizen and a nomad. She holds a master’s degree in Sustainable Architecture and Landscape Design and since then has been living and working in ecovillages around the world to dive deeper into the world of natural building. Her journey with water started with a seminar in Egypt called “Reviving the Rivers of Sinai” in 2023 with Mona Rabie and Rajendra Singh, the waterman of India. She then started organizing peace ceremonies for Palestine around water bodies in Jordan, specifically the Jordan River and the Dead Sea. After attending the “What Does Water Want” live online summit organized by Tamera ecovillage in Portugal, she birthed an Erasmus+ project called “The Way of Water” funded by the EU and scheduled to take place in France in June 2025. Zein is also a group facilitator, weaving in practices from The Work That Reconnects bridging worlds between science and spirituality. 

Aida Al-Shibli is a mother and a lover of life, born to indigenous tribes of Palestine. She is an ECO-feminist and a long-term political and social activist, her activism is embedded in sacred ways of being and acting. Aida is the founder of Global Campus Palestine; an educational initiative that promotes ecological interventions in Palestine as a base for political nonviolent resistance. Aida and her team helped transform a traditional village in Palestine to become the first Ecovillage of Palestine-FARKHA. Her project was awarded the Gaia Education/GEN Excellence award for the year 2014. She has been living in Tamera, a peace research village, in Portugal for 18 years and supports the community’s social fabric. Aida is a teacher in the LOVE SCHOOL of Tamera, addressing the role of Eros in our political, social, and spiritual lives. Aida offers her Indigenous knowledge as a way to invite folks to rediscover their lost indigenous roots. As a long-standing member of the Tamera community, A'ida works with the "Defend the Sacred Alliance" to champion water rights, peace, and ecological harmony in a region marked by profound conflict. Her activism underscores the deep intersection of water justice with issues of indigenous rights, environmental sustainability, and global peace.

Aisha Radwan, MA in Psycology PhD canditate, is a dedicated Expressive Arts Therapist and the Founder of Expressive Arts Egypt Organization and Bayt Salam Holistic Health Centre. She holds a Master’s in Expressive Arts Therapy from Helwan University and is currently completing a Master’s in Psychology at the University of Liverpool. A board member and regional co-chair of the International Expressive Arts Therapy Association (IEATA), she also co-chairs Expressive Arts Without Borders. Aisha has led the first-ever Expressive Arts Egypt Festival, bringing together over 30 therapists from around the world. With over 1000 hours of supervision, she has designed and facilitated extensive training programs, including a 400-hour Expressive Arts training and workshops on Embodied Self-Awareness. She has collaborated with institutions like UNICEF, the American University in Cairo, and Coventry University and has worked in psychiatric settings across Egypt and the UAE. In recognition of her impactful contributions, she received the IEATA Rising Star Award in 2023.

Idiosyncratic and globally resonant, Caleb Kunle weaves Soul, Folk, and Jazz into a sound uniquely framed by his West African heritage. Drawing inspiration from the three cities he calls home—Lagos, Laois, and London—his music explores the dualities of identity, self-love, and the complexity of modern romance. Like Nina Simone, Caleb exists "between a few worlds," crafting songs that are as intimate as they are expansive. His richly woven soundscape is a celebration of heritage and humanity, captivating hearts on a global scale.

House of Arkaya also known as Empress Storm who is based in the UK is an energy, crystal and sacred water holistic guide, who has in depth knowledge of ancient history, sacred sites, ley-lines, and specialises in grounding, cleansing the toroidal field/aura using sacred waters, smudging, sound, vocal tones, and high frequency energy. She is highly experienced in holding sacred loving safe space for others and has proudly held space in Avebury, Stonehenge and in the divine feminine waters of the White Spring in Glastonbury. She has travelled to some of the most sacred places on earth and has been permitted to enter some of the most sacred inner sanctums and oracle chambers known to the ancient world. She has guided countless people through deep earth connection to awaken, align and ground. On rare occasions she is known to make bespoke jewellery on a prescriptive level to support and align.

Mohamed El Mongy is a certified mediator with over 20 years of experience in sustainable development and conflict transformation. Prior to founding Sycamore Consulting, Mohamed was Co-Founder and Director at Misriyati for Peace Building and Conflict Transformation Processes. A passionate believer in pan-African collaboration and the ability to transform situations through meaningful dialogue, Mohamed recently co-founded the Nile Forum, a platform and a learning ecology where people of – and interested in – the Nile Basin can engage in meaningful conversation, collective learning processes, reconnecting to the land and its stories and inspiring trans-local collaborations. Throughout his professional career, Mohamed has also held a variety of positions in sustainability consulting, brand management, and project management. Mohamed holds an MSc in Environment and Development from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland and is currently pursuing his PhD in Integral Design. He also holds certifications in conflict resolution, agriculture and ecosystem services, and climate change and water.

The award-winning South London Native Teshay Makeda (pronounced Tash-Eye Ma-Keeda), fuses Reggae, Soul & Rnbcreating her own dynamic genre dubbed ’Roots Soul'.Teshay isan international artist who has performed in the UK, Europe,Africa & Jamaica. Teshay has also toured with the GrammyAward-winning Trevor Horn and collaborated with ReggaeLegends Beres Hammond & Sean Paul Teshay uses her music tospread messages of divinity and higher power. Her songwritingis a vibrant, contemporary take on expressing spiritualitythrough song.Makeda recorded her highly anticipated 8 track EP ‘OmegaMother Goddess’. Released in 2021, this EP was shortlisted forReggaeville’s ‘Album of the Year’ it explores the Roots and Soulof the 'Divine Feminine', providing a quirky introduction toTeshay Makeda’s Jamaican influenced London twang. Knownfor her powerful vocals, Teshay Makeda’s voice exudes herpurpose to heal, ground, and connect with her listeners.