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.
Soul Song & Remembrance : August News from Eva Tree & Tree Star Health
Soul Song & Remembrance : August 2026Remembrance • Grief & Aliveness • Monthly Circle • Women's Retreat Dear Reader, 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 bring a small gift of beauty or alchemy into the day. Here is today’s reflection, which is tinged with wildfire smoke sorrow and the woes of the world, as well as beauty and redemption. What is your daily practice to alchemize density? One thing that feels so true to me is to have the courage to feel the depth of our grief and then allow it to move through us so that we access the aliveness, beauty and Grace that is buried beneath it. TankaGrief and aliveness, I am apprentice to both. Sorrow’s threshold shows glimmering grace in marrow. My Soul sings love to all life. Grief is the sustained note of being alive. Grace is the marrow within the bone of sorrow. Every encounter is a threshold between loss and revelation. How do we tend the raw and tender paradox of these times? Recently I’ve been revisiting songs I wrote before becoming a mother. One in particular, That’s Alright, carries this dance of grief and joy. I wrote it while calling my daughter into this world, even as medical professionals told me it would take a miracle for me to have a child. That miracle came. She arrived as the child of my heart, followed closely by her spiritual twin brother, conceived on the very day she was born. Wild, magical, miraculous.
Listening again, I’m struck by the lyric “three crows take to the sky.” Many of you know I now care for three crows. Twenty years ago, my soul song offered an oracle for the life I am living today—a reminder to take what’s wrong and make it right through shamanic alchemy and amplified love. That lyric speaks to what Don Ivan Nunez del Prado of the Hatun Munay Andean tradition calls a twist of munay: transforming life through the power of love. I’m also deeply grateful to have the extraordinary Frazey Ford singing with me on this recording. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Community Monthly Circle: Dismember to RememberWednesday, August 19 22, 2026 If soul is trying to sing through you, what inherited patterns, trauma, or density may be muffling its expression? This month’s gathering is an invitation to consciously dismember what no longer serves so that we may remember our original coherence and soul song. Through shamanic journeying, we gently dismantle outdated beliefs and patterns, making space for the vitality and aliveness that longs to move through us. What is your soul song? How can you support your body, mind, and spirit to become a clearer instrument for it? Upcoming Community Monthly Circles
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Women’s Heart Medicine — This FallThe Stars Within - Women’s Heart Medicine RetreatOctober 16–18 • For-Rest Retreat, Salmo, BC Join us for a nourishing weekend retreat devoted to spiritual growth, emotional healing, and the gentle, profound teachings of Hummingbird Heart Medicine. Participants will also receive a discount to join the attunement. 12-Day Women’s Plant AttunementOctober 21–November 1 • Online Continue the journey in a sacred 12-day container with daily connection and guidance, including three live ceremonies via Zoom. Come for the retreat, the attunement, or both.
Sending eternal blessings and great love to your heart. Wiñay Saminchay, Hatun Munay! With Love and Gratitude, One-to-One Shamanic HealingI am having very limited hours during August off so that I may cherish this last summer with my kids before they head to university. Book a private session to explore:
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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.
Co-Creation : July 2026 Newsletter Dear Reader, I hope this finds you well and enjoying the fullness of summer. A heartfelt thank-you to everyone who joined our monthly gathering. Last month, we explored the living power of Ayni—sacred reciprocity—and how coming into right relationship with ourselves, one another, and the living world can open and illuminate our path. Here is the prayer altar we co-created together. Tending the altar daily with prayers, rattling and song has been a potent...
Anyi : June 2026 Newsletter Dear Reader, How are you giving and receiving in your life today? Cosmic law shows us that nothing goes only one way. Sacred reciprocity is the practice of bringing consciousness to how we give and receive, and how we bring that energetic relationship into balance and right action. This month, we are exploring Ayni: the living energy of balanced relationship. Ayni is a profound, nuanced, and powerful concept from Andean wisdom traditions. It can be understood as...
May 2026 Newsletter Dear Reader, This is your monthly update with what is coming your way, a poem, some thank-yous, and sharing from ceremonies this past month. I hope you will join us for our upcoming community call, as last month’s circle was incredibly potent and strong. I want to tell you a little about the circle we held on the theme of ancestors and leaning into Grace. Our circle was intimate but mighty, and our shared threads were strong and heartfelt. We named our ancestry as we knew...