Midsummer Immersion with Horus

July 22-26, 2026

In beautiful remote British Columbia Canada

Summer Solstice Immersion with Horus

Experience the height of summer's power through this extended retreat celebrating the sun's peak and the fullness of life. Connect with fire element energies and cultivate your inner light.

Highlights:

Solar celebration rituals

Fire element work

Manifestation practices

Riverfront ceremony

Community feast

$997 (early bird) / $1195 (regular)

Registration opens: December 2025

What to Expect on Our Retreats

Transportation to and from the nearest airport to the wilderness retreat location. 

Accommodations

Our retreats offer rustic camping accommodations. You'll need to bring your own sleeping bag. Bathroom facilities include porta-potties and basic outdoor shower stations.

Meals

Meal making will be a group activety. All retreats include nutritious omnivoire meals prepared with care. We can accommodate some dietary restrictions with advance notice.

Activities

Each retreat includes a balanced mix of:

Guided spiritual teachings

Community rituals

Personal meditation time

Nature connection

Calling forth and communicating with the Deities

Free time for reflection

What to Bring

Detailed packing lists will be provided before each retreat, but generally you should bring:

Sleeping gear

Weather-appropriate clothing

Personal toiletries

Journal and writing implements

 

Athena 

Founder & Lead Teacher, Temple of Solomon Retreats

Athena brings over 36 years of spiritual practice and teaching experience to Temple of Solomon Retreats. Their journey began in a far too haunted house on the sunshine coast of British Columbia,  Canada.  Leading to deep study of Theosophy very early in life, then the study and practice of magic once she came of age.

After a vision quest, then again during the Abramelin working years later, Athena was called to create a sacred retreat space where seekers could connect deeply with nature, divine energies, and their own inner wisdom.

Known for her no nonsense approach, Athena creates transformative experiences that balance traditional wisdom with accessible, contemporary approaches. Their teaching style emphasizes practical and effective methodology. 

Example images of our planned retreat property and experiencese. These are not photos of the actual participants for privacy reasons. 

Students agree to:

Honor Sacred Space: Treat the land, sanctuaries, and communal areas with reverence

Practice Consent: Respect physical and energetic boundaries

Contribute Positively: Bring supportive energy to our collective experience

Embrace Simplicity: Accept the rustic nature of our accommodations with grace

Participate Fully: Engage sincerely with the practices and community

Respect Confidentiality: Honor the privacy of personal experiences shared

Practice Self-Care: Take responsibility for personal needs and limitations

Communicate Clearly: Express needs and concerns directly and compassionately

This policy supports clarity of mind and spirit for our sacred work together. Necessary prescription medications are, of course, permitted.

Technology Guidelines

To support deeper connection with nature and spirit:

Cell phones should be silenced and turned off during retreats

Designated "tech" spaces and times will be established, but they will be few and far between. Screens are extremely discouraged.

Photography is not permitted

Conflict Resolution

When conflicts arise, we follow these steps:

Direct communication between involved parties when possible

Facilitated conversation with a community leader if needed

Group process for community-wide issues

We approach conflict as an opportunity for growth and deeper understanding.

Environmental Stewardship

As caretakers of this sacred land:

We practice Leave No Trace principles

We minimize waste and properly sort recyclables and compostables

We use biodegradable products for cleaning and personal care

We honor the natural features and beings of the land

Temple of Solomon Retreats

A sacred space for spiritual growth, connection with nature, and transformative experiences.

Opening Spring 2026