Two practitioners, one calling: back in Shasta

Chapter one

It began on Kauai

Every good partnership has an origin story. Ours begins on Kauai. We met on the island, recognized the same devotion to this work in each other, and have been holding clients through their healing journeys together ever since.

Three years later, here we are.

Experience you can feel in our hands

This work is learned through the hands, over years, one client at a time. That experience is what we bring to every person who comes to us.

Meet Maya

From dance to devotion

Ayurvedic practitioner, bodyworker and founder of Sacred Shakti.

My path into Ayurveda began with dance, with learning to listen to the body from the inside. Today that listening lives in my hands, and in every Pancha Karma I hold at Sacred Shakti.

Meet Myrica

From singing to joy

Pancha Karma practitioner and author of The Art and Practice of Pancha Karma. She brings an old tradition to life with warmth, precision and a lot of laughter.

Working beside her is a lesson in how much care this tradition asks of us, and how much joy it can hold.

How we work

Held, not hurried

This is not a spa weekend. It is a real process, and it asks for real support.

With two experienced practitioners, you are held at every step: the treatments, the food, the quiet moments in between.

Pancha Karma

Ayurveda’s deepest reset

Warm oil, herbal steam, simple nourishing food and true rest, guided day by day.

The body is given the conditions to let go of what it has been carrying, in food, in feeling, in life.

From our kitchen

Nourishment is medicine

During Pancha Karma, food is part of the treatment: kitchari, golden broths and seasonal dishes prepared with care, so digestion can rest while the body renews.

Our free guide includes a simple kitchari you can make at home.