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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAYAncestral Code: Return to the Roots
Join us for a sacred gathering honoring our lineage, reconnecting with our ancestors, and remembering who we are.
This immersive International Women’s Day experience brings women together through powerful healer speakers, movement and womanhood dance, creative art activities, sisterhood circles, intentional networking, and nourishing food. Together, we create space to gently explore ancestral connection and support healing across generations—at your own pace, in a safe and supportive environment.
DRESS CODE: Come dressed in honor of your ancestors or your cultural roots.
✨ Limited spaces available. Reserve your spot and join us for this meaningful International Women’s Day gathering. ✨
KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Daphne Paras
Daphne Paras is a Sakahan Firewalk Master, founder of Sacred Seeker, and best-seller book author with over two decades of experience guiding individuals—especially women—through powerful breakthrough and empowerment experiences. Trained at the world-renowned Sundoor School of Firewalking, she has led workshops, women’s retreats.
Through Sacred Seeker Retreats, Daphne creates sacred, high-impact spaces where women shed fear, reclaim inner authority, and rise into embodied leadership. Her work blends ancient firewalking wisdom, Toltec teachings, and modern leadership principles—igniting transformation that ripples through both life and business.
Her own journey began in 2016, after climbing a pyramid that forever shifted her sense of self and connection. That awakening sparked a deep commitment to self-discovery and healing. Today, she creates powerful experiences that help others rise, awaken, and step into their own higher knowing.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Chicago Theater Works, 1113 W Belmont Ave,Chicago, Illinois, United States
Concerts, fests, parties, meetups - all the happenings, one place.
