Eva Eagle Tree is a shamanic mentor and practitioner of the healing arts with over 23 years in private practice and founder of Tree Star Health. She offers Shamanic Mentorship, Cranial-Sacral Therapy, Voice Alchemy, and ceremonial work rooted in nature-based mysticism and the Andean Cosmovision. Her work empowers deep transformation and harmonizes Body, Mind, and Spirit. Subscribe to my newsletter.
April News from Eva Tree : Tree Star Health
April 2026 NewsletterDear Reader, As we move deeper into spring, we are invited into renewal, emergence, and the gentle unfolding of what has been quietly gestating within us. There is a soft courage in this season—a willingness to open, to trust, and to allow new life to take form. Ancestral Healing and the Calling in of GraceIf you are struggling with chronic pain, a new diagnosis, or the return of something you thought had passed, please know—you are not to blame. These experiences can be invitations. Openings. Initiations into deeper awareness. When we meet these moments with presence, we begin to transform resistance into relationship. “The feeling of disconnection and numbness… comes from habitually absenting ourselves from difficult experiences.” — Toko-pa Turner, Belonging What if, instead of pushing away discomfort, we gently turned toward it? Eva’s Ancestor StoryThere is deep medicine in remembering. My grandmother, Elsie, would have been 117 this March. Though I never met her in this lifetime, she has become a powerful guide for me. Through journeying, through grief, and through unexpected moments of connection, she has revealed herself as an ally of light and healing. This relationship has taught me that our ancestors are not gone—they are available, present, and waiting for us to remember. Flowers from Tears is a song full of hope and transformation. It is my deepest prayer that we may all emerge stronger and wiser from our life's trials. Watch/listen (slideshow) on YouTube or listen on Spotify. Ancestral Practice: Listening to the Living FieldWhat I learned through connecting—spiritually, mystically, creatively—with my grandmother is that when I am open to it, she is communicating with me always. As are the many other ancestors who I have welcomed into my ancestor circle. They are all around us. They are everywhere. InquiryWhat project, vision, or dream have you perhaps abandoned or discarded? InvitationFind your ancestor tree. Walk in the forest or on your land with an open heart, and you may be led to a tree that is waiting to be a portal for you. For me, this beautiful tree friend is a yew tree, which holds deep significance as a communicator between the realms and carries potent medicine in its bark, needles, and berries. I first found this tree five years ago when a beloved family member passed away, and I have been working with it ever since. I bring gifts of tobacco, sage, rose petals, whiskey, wine, coffee, or water—depending on which ancestor’s thirst I am meeting. In the Peruvian tradition, the Quechua word for tree is Malki Kuna, which also translates as “ancestor being.” Dear friends, there is no wrong way to pray. It is beautiful to open your heart, ask for support, and offer gifts of love and gratitude to the seen and unseen realms. May this simple practice open new channels of nourishment, vitality, and creativity within you, and may your practice be infused with remembrance and self-love. Other Upcoming EventsEarth Days in Nelson, BC (and surrounding areas)Join us (Eva Tree and Nancy Brown) in co-creating a beautiful Earth Altar Mandala, where each offering becomes a prayer of gratitude and a call for unity, balance, and peace. Gather in circle with song, drum, story, and prayer as we create together. In honor of Earth Day, we will offer shells, flowers, seeds, and leaves—infused with our prayers—to honor Mother Earth and the elements: earth, fire, water, and wind. Lakeside Park, Nelson, BC There are also many other Earth-based events happening in Nelson, BC throughout April: https://www.earthdaysnelson.ca/ Dandelion Festival in Salmo, BCSaturday, May 9th https://dandelionfest.ca/eva-tree/ Community Monthly CircleAn Online Gathering for Ceremony, Connection, and Sacred Service Each month we explore themes of:
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Closing BlessingMay you trust the unfolding of your path. May you feel supported by the seen and unseen. May you remember that you are never alone. With Love and Gratitude, Work with EvaI am here for you! Come, let's walk together. I am excited to share new tools, skills, inquiry and practices with you!
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Eva Eagle Tree is a shamanic mentor and practitioner of the healing arts with over 23 years in private practice and founder of Tree Star Health. She offers Shamanic Mentorship, Cranial-Sacral Therapy, Voice Alchemy, and ceremonial work rooted in nature-based mysticism and the Andean Cosmovision. Her work empowers deep transformation and harmonizes Body, Mind, and Spirit. Subscribe to my newsletter.
Dear Reader, October finds us with the first scent of frost in the air, the turning leaves ablaze with colour, and an invitation to turn our gaze inward. During our recent Equinox gathering with the Mesa Munay Ayllu (family), we each called three things into our lives. One of mine was movement and dance! It never ceases to amaze me that when we open our hearts and ask Creator for guidance, we are given precisely what we need, often abundantly so. I am now three dances into a beautiful...
Dear Reader, The turning of the season is here and I hope this note finds you well in your heart. Autumn is asking us to slow down and begin to crystallize our intentions and harvest the gifts given from our gardens. Coming home from the coast, where I launched both of my children into their first year of university, means a return to the proverbial empty nest. This feels extremely tender and also potent terrain, and I’m thinking of past TSH themes, where together we have traversed liminal...
Soul Song & Remembrance : August 2026 Remembrance • Grief & Aliveness • Monthly Circle • Women's Retreat Dear Reader, White Flower Ceremony How are you faring in the intensity of these times? One practice I love, is to give myself the liminal time in the morning to put pen to paper and allow 15 minutes of creative free writing. Within this practice, I have fallen in love with a simple structure of Tanka poetry. The syllable flow is five, seven, five, seven, seven. This simple practice aims to...