AstroHerbalism, Tarot, and Embodied Wisdom: A Mystery School Immersion 

An immersive evening of tea, astrology, and embodied ritual designed to deepen your relationship with plants, archetypes, and the cycles that shape us.

Each gathering is devoted to a single zodiac sign, approached through a mystery school lens where herbalism, astrology, and tarot are not separate systems, but reflections of the same underlying patterns.

Part l : Grounding 

We begin by arriving into the body with a guided meditation or grounding practice aligned with the energetics of the sign, creating a space to slow down and attune.

Part l l : Understanding

From there, we enter into a focused study of one plant ally. A full monograph brought to life through taste, story, and sensation. We’ll explore its planetary correspondence, doctrine of signatures, and the way it moves through the body. This plant will be prepared as a tea blend served throughout the evening.

We then move into the tarot archetype associated with the zodiac sign, unpacking its symbolism, planetary rulership, and core themes. Not as abstract concepts, but as living forces that can be observed within our own lives.

Part l l l: Embodiment

The experience culminates in an embodied practice designed to activate the sign, its ruling planet, and its corresponding tarot archetype.

A space to integrate the teachings through movement, reflection, or subtle ritual, allowing the material to be felt rather than just understood.

This is not a passive workshop, but a participatory immersion. A space to study, sense, and remember. An invitation into the language of herbalism and archetype as lived experience.

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Doors close promptly at 7:30pm

Artist Biography

Pauline is an herbalist, educator, and founder of House of Arcana. Her work bridges Western herbalism, Ayurvedic philosophy, Hermeticism, Astrology and energetic frameworks, offering a structured yet intuitive approach to plant medicine.

With years of study, clinical practice, and hands-on medicine making, Pauline teaches from lived experience rather than theory alone. Her approach centers on discernment, pattern recognition, and accessible ritual, guiding students to build confidence with plants in a way that is both practical and deeply rooted in ever evolving traditions.