One of the reasons I always take time to plan at the start of the year is because it shows me what’s actually true, not just what sounds nice. As I was planning this year, something really clear landed for me. When I first started my group on Skool, it was intentionally quite open. I didn’t fully know where I wanted it to go yet. It was a reflection of where I was, exploring, recovering from burnout, finding my feet again. I ran it, added tiers, tweaked things, and kept asking myself: How do I upgrade this? What is this really about? And during my planning, the answer became obvious. It’s about follow-through. I’m actually very good at vision boards, ideas, and plans. I can see what I want clearly. What’s been harder, and I know I’m not alone here, is following through without burning out, pushing too hard, or giving up a few months in because I’m exhausted. I don’t want another year of: - forcing myself - hustling until I collapse - abandoning my plans halfway through And I realised, this is exactly what my group should be about too. Not just dreaming. Not just calming down. But supporting people to follow through on what matters to them, in a way their body can actually handle. For some people, that follow-through might look like: - finally taking rest seriously - prioritising healing or trauma work they’ve put off for years - setting and keeping boundaries For others, it might be: - building a business - changing direction - creating something new and meaningful All of it is valid. The missing piece for so many of us isn’t desire or clarity, it’s that our nervous system doesn’t feel safe enough to stay with the change. So this year, the focus is different. Inside my group, we’ll be using breathwork, meditation, somatic practices, and nervous system regulation not as the end goal, but as the support that allows real change to stick. Instead of “I made a beautiful plan but never acted on it,” the work becomes: - regulate first - then take action - so the shift actually settles in the body

Hello 💛 I'm fairly new to Skool and wanted to introduce myself here. I’m Zoë aka Ankh 𓋹 I'm a priestess and Sibyl and as my name may suggest, I carry the frequency of the Goddess Hathor. My work is rooted in reading symbols, myths, dreams, and archetypes as living languages of the unconscious. I don’t work with spirituality as belief or performance, but as something embodied, psychological, and deeply human. Much of my path has been shaped by descent, rupture, awakening, and the long work of integration. Because of this, I’m especially drawn to what remains unintegrated in both the personal and collective unconscious. When shadow is ignored, it doesn’t disappear, it acts through us. What I offer is a way of meeting that material consciously, with honesty and depth rather than bypass or denial. I work primarily with ancient mythic frameworks, especially Egyptian and Greco-Roman, not as distant gods, but as archetypal forces moving through human experience: desire, grief, rage, eros, devotion, wisdom, sovereignty. These stories have been my teachers, mirrors, and medicine. At this stage of my work, I’m gathering those who feel that spirituality needs to be integrative rather than escapist, and that remembering ancient wisdom is part of healing something much larger than the individual. This is what has led me to create theTemple of Ankh here on Skool, an extension of my priestess work, rather than a brand or belief system. If any of this resonates, if you’ve walked through your own descent, or feel that something ancient is stirring and asking to be lived rather than idealised, I’m glad to be here and to share this space with you 𓋹 https://www.skool.com/the-temple-of-ankh-5088/about?ref=1facc9e17d3249e899a7ecca2b6e7034

It’s Christmas and I hope you are all having a wonderful day. Mine is a bit quiet as my son is with his dad this year so I thought we could have some fun. Type Christmas followed by your name into the gifs and let’s share a Christmassy version of us 🤣

I’m deeply drawn to quiet, scripture-anchored reflection as a spiritual practice—creating space to sit with God honestly, without rushing to fix or perform. One of the tools I love most is guided written reflection, using journaling and gentle scripture prompts to help people slow down, name what they’ve been carrying, and reconnect with truth in a safe, grounded way. This month, I’m focusing on teaching how I’ve learned to remain soft, quiet, and vulnerable without feeling the need to match the energy of the season, and on finding peace within that space—even in the midst of Christmas.

Sacred Drum Circle is a space dedicated to remembering who you are through direct experience. Here, I share drum journeys and lived insight — not as techniques, but as invitations back to presence, authenticity, and inner power. This video is a glimpse into my drum journeys — the way I work intuitively with the drum to hold space, presence, and truth. Sacred Drum Circle is about slowing down, listening inward, and reconnecting with what’s real beneath conditioning. It’s a living circle where everyone has a voice and an important role, held with intention, honesty, and truth — guided from experience, not theory. It would be an honor to share this space with you. Much love ❤️ Andrés