Esphera
We believe in the sacred circle of life. Our projects are spirit-led and are a sacred service to build a harmonious world and New Earth. Medicine is everywhere and in everything. Healing is a direct action and our social movements must reflect the laws of nature. This elemental activism mainstreams the mystical, cleans our rivers, and un-cancels humanity. Liberation is our responsibility.
Mission
We regenerate people, land and culture through direct service, sacred activism, and storytelling
Re-store Ecosystems and Community
Re-member Divinity
Our work encompasses food, health, and transformative justice, housing rights, rehabilitation, music, media, ancestral wisdom, and community healing
Pillars
Our Work
Essential Food & Medicine 2023: Growth
Essential Food and Medicine (EFAM) distributes food surplus and natural medicines to unhoused, formerly incarcerated, and indigenous communities to regenerate people and land.
Whats Your Medicine? Wood St.
WYM at Wood street brought together over 30 different practitioners from all stripes to bring healing to the unhoused residents of Wood Street, one of the largest encampments of unhoused people on the West Coast.
About
AshEL Seasunz Eldridge, of West African/Blackfoot ancestry, is a longtime activist, ceremonialist, healer, musician, and creator. He is cofounder of Esphera, umbrella of EFAM, Solestial Church, and Earth Amplified, which restores ecosystems, regenerates community, tells stories and remembers divinity.
Xochitl Bernadette Moreno, of Mexican/Australian lineage, is a longtime activist, ceremonialist, clinical herbalist, healer, media maker, and creator. She is a Co Host & producer for KPFA Radio’s, La Onda Bajita; https://www.laondabajita.com/ and is cofounder of Esphera, umbrella of EFAM, Solestial Church, and Earth Amplified, which restores ecosystems, regenerates community, tells stories and remembers divinity.
Our Method
We believe that in these times of socio-political unrest, environmental degradation, climate change, and other pivotal emergencies in human culture also provide a critical opportunity and imperative for the “wise ones” to gather for “ceremonial organizing’ ‘. Ceremonial Organizing, a term coined by Carla Perez from Movement Generation, is a response to movement building where spirituality and ancestral wisdom can no longer be considered an “add-on” part of the work. Indeed, an enlarged cosmovision of a multidimensional humanity that includes relationships with the “unseen and the elemental worlds“ are integral to the forward progress and evolutionary processes of Humanity.