Greece Pilgrimage: Ancient Sites of Oracles and Healing

I’m pleased to invite you on a pilgrimage to the ancient oracular and healing sites of Greece. From October 10 – 22, 2026 Jason Holley and I will guide a journey through sacred landscapes of Northern Greece where seekers once traveled for guidance in times of uncertainty.

We invite you to walk with us on the same ground as those who once sought revelation, healing, and communion with the divine. Among other sacred sites, we will scale the breathtaking heights of the Oracle of Delphi and the Corycian Cave of Mount Parnassus. We will descend to the underworld rivers and shadowed chambers of the Necromanteion, where an oracle of the dead devoted to Persephone and Hades once received those seeking communion beyond the veil. We will wander among the oracular oaks of Dodona, where priestesses called Peleiades (the Doves) delivered prophecy through the voices of the wind, leaves, and the living forces of the landscape.

Our pilgrimage will also take us into Thessaly, a land renowned for its deep magic and mystery. In Trikala, birthplace of Asclepius, we will honor the god of healing and dream incubation. In the landscape of Mount Pelion, we will enter the cave of wise Chiron who mentored and fostered Asclepius as well as many other legendary figures, honoring the lineage of mentorship that continues to shape our work.

Throughout our travels, Jason and I will offer storytelling, teaching, and guided reflection attuned to each site, and morning dream circles, facilitated by Jason, will provide a contemplative rhythm to our days.

Jason and I previously led a pilgrimage through sacred sites in Greece in September 2024 and found the group experience to be extraordinarily rewarding in ways that continue to reverberate through our lives. We hope you’ll join us on this journey into the ancient oracular landscape of Greece!

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There is an early discount available for those registering prior to March 31, 2026. Register and read additional information here: