What does it mean to live in sovereignty in the world as it is right now?
What does it mean to feel clear, free, and deeply rooted in who you are, while also recognizing that we are living inside systems that are crumbling, breaking, and being torn apart?
How do we move from toxic, extractive, patriarchal narratives toward collaborative, life-honoring, matriarchal ways of being?
Spiritual Sovereignty is not isolation.
It is not rugged individualism.
Freedom without fragmentation.
Reconcile with our ancestors
Heal what has been silenced
Remember what has been buried
Call forward what wants to be born
In this gathering, we expand sovereignty beyond the individual self.
We explore how sovereign villages — online and offline — can be rooted in ancestral intelligence, creative power, and collective care.
And we gather in direct solidarity.
This is a Pay-From-the-Heart event benefiting Gaza Soup Kitchen, supporting vital food relief efforts for families in Gaza.
Reconcile with our ancestors
Heal what has been silenced
Remember what has been buried
Call forward what wants to be born
In this gathering, we expand sovereignty beyond the individual self.
We explore how sovereign villages — online and offline — can be rooted in ancestral intelligence, creative power, and collective care.
And we gather in direct solidarity.
This is a Pay-From-the-Heart event benefiting Gaza Soup Kitchen, supporting vital food relief efforts for families in Gaza.
✨ Call in our Ancestors — including the Ancient ones and the Mighty Dead
✨ Invite the wisdom of land and place
✨ Engage in guided ancestral inquiry
✨ Write from deep time and embodied memory
✨ Constellate Ancestral intelligence in community
✨ Ancestral reconciliation and healing
✨ Clarity around your sovereign path
✨ Collective narratives rooted in collaboration
✨ Futurist, planetary, embodied wisdom
✨ A deeper sense of belonging
This is not about perfection.
Feel called to ancestral healing work
Long to reclaim your voice and spiritual authority
Desire community rooted in depth and integrity
Want to align your spiritual practice with tangible solidarity
Are ready to embody sovereignty beyond individualism
No prior writing experience is required.
Kind Words from
I was immediately interested in Tanya’s workshop when I saw that it involved Family Constellation work and writing with the ancestors. I loved working with her and am glad that I signed up for her workshop. I found her demeanor to be very kind and encouraging to each of us, and I appreciated how present she was with the group. I had the sense that she truly enjoyed what she was doing as she facilitated our work.
Her mastery of the topic was evident in the information she presented and the exercises she guided us through. She has done a great deal of inner work, and I felt comfortable with how genuine she was during the rare moments when she spoke about her own journey. I really enjoyed working with her and will pursue the possibility of having her help me as I continue writing my memoir.
The same can be said for her work with family constellations. During a private session, Tanya gently guided me to uncover and transmute deeply rooted blockages beyond my conscious awareness. Generational conditioning surfaced—beliefs my unconscious thought needed to be carried forward—and they were released with gratitude and love.

Tanya Taylor Rubenstein has been a writer, story mentor, and solo performance coach for over 30 years. She began her journey as a performer, writing and starring in her first solo show, Honeymoon in India, which launched a career in monologue and storytelling rooted in personal transformation.
Trained as an actor at Carnegie Mellon University, Emerson College, and HB Studios in New York, Tanya studied with celebrated teachers such as William Hickey and Sandy Dennis. While at Emerson, she met her mentor, the late monologist Spalding Gray, who inspired her passion for solo performance. Tanya went on to create and perform three critically acclaimed solo shows, with her debut named one of Santa Fe's "Top 10 Performances" by The Santa Fe Reporter, alongside productions from Santa Fe Stages and the Santa Fe Opera.
Tanya has since devoted her life to mentoring others, particularly actors, musicians, and creatives, in writing and performing their personal narratives. Her students have performed at repertory theaters across the U.S. and at fringe festivals worldwide, including New York, Toronto, Edinburgh, and beyond.
In 2010, she co-created a yearlong memoir program with author Candace Walsh, helping hundreds begin the first draft of their books.
Earlier, in 2002, Tanya released The Cancer Monologue Project, an anthology featuring work from students living with cancer. The project garnered national attention, with features in O Magazine, Rosie, NPR, Spirituality & Health, and The Dallas Morning News, establishing her as a leader in personal narrative work.
Tanya also developed The Life Monologue Project, supporting individuals facing trauma and serious illness in writing and performing their stories on stage. She has collaborated with organizations such as Gilda’s Club, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Cabrini-Green, Ambercare Hospice, San Diego Repertory Theatre, and the New Mexico Cancer Center to create safe, transformative spaces for storytelling.
In 2020, while living at the foot of Black Mesa outside Santa Fe, Tanya formally codified somatic writing as a process, a unique methodology integrating writing, embodiment, land-based wisdom, and ancestral healing. She continues to guide writers into deeper layers of truth by helping them access stories held in the body, land, and lineage.
In 2024, Tanya deepened this work by training in Hellinger Family Constellations, adding ancestral constellation work to her storytelling and memoir process. Today, she supports clients at the intersection of writing and deep healing, believing that when we tell our stories while healing at the root level, we unlock profound personal and collective transformation.
Please give what feels aligned.
Every amount is welcome.
Pay From the Heart Benefit for Gaza Soup Kitchen
Spiritual sovereignty is not a destination.
It is a practice.
A remembering.
Come write with your Ancestors.
Come help weave the future.
Send your receipt.
And please take your seat in the circle.