Spiritual Retreats

Sacred Feminine Retreats in Mexico: Temple of Remembrance

Two men in traditional Maya body paint and feathered headdresses hold ritual objects, Lunita Jungle Retreat

What happens when women gather not to fix themselves, but to remember who they already are? That question is the heart of the Temple of Remembrance, a sacred feminine retreat in the Mexican jungle, a living ceremony of feminine remembering. Here's what it offers. (Meet the woman who guides it.)

What is a living ceremony of remembering?

Rather than self-improvement, the Temple of Remembrance is about return, softening back into the body, reconnecting with intuition, and reclaiming inner authority. Guided by Veronika Starr through embodiment, ritual, and trauma-aware presence, it holds women without pressure, performance, or spiritual bypassing. The jungle becomes a temple, and remembering becomes the practice.

Carrying it home

The deeper work is letting this remembering live on after the retreat ends, which is its own art. Learn about integrating the experience into daily life, or explore the wider world of spiritual retreats for women. Book a discovery call to learn more.

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About Lunita

Lunita Jungle Retreat Center is an off grid, solar powered retreat center in preserved jungle at Km 17 of the Ruta de los Cenotes in Puerto Morelos, 40 minutes from Cancun airport. Since opening in 2022 it has hosted more than 120 retreats, with room for up to 20 guests.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Temple of Remembrance retreat?

A sacred feminine retreat in the Mexican jungle where women gather not to fix themselves, but to remember who they already are. Guided by Veronika Starr through embodiment, ritual, and trauma-aware presence, it's a living ceremony of feminine remembering, a space to soften back into the body, reconnect with intuition, and reclaim inner authority, without pressure or performance.

Who is the sacred feminine retreat for?

For women longing to slow down and return to themselves, whether navigating a transition, carrying old patterns, or simply feeling the pull toward deeper presence. No particular experience is required, only openness. The retreat meets each woman where she is, gently.

What is spiritual bypassing, and is it avoided?

It is using spiritual language to skip past something that needs feeling, and yes, this retreat is built to avoid it. The work is remembering rather than self improvement, which means softening back into the body and reclaiming intuition without pressure or performance. Trauma aware presence is the reason that can happen safely, and it is why nothing here asks a woman to transcend anything.

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