The Bee Hiven Temple Project
A Sacred Offering to the Divine Feminine, the Bees, and the Community
Join us in bringing to life a visionary project that merges ancient wisdom, natural building, and sacred ceremony. We are raising funds to construct a 200-square-foot hexagonal building, inspired by the sacred geometry of the bee hive. This unique structure will serve as a ceremonial space for women crossing the threshold into menopause, honoring their life’s journey.
Why This Project Matters:
A Space for Transformation: The hexagonal structure will provide a sacred gathering place for women entering a new phase of life, fostering empowerment and community support.
Honoring the Bees: Located on land where bee hives thrive, the building will include an observation hive embedded within one of its walls, creating a living connection between the space and the bees. The presence of the hive serves as a reminder of the vital role bees play in our ecosystem and their connection to the divine feminine.
A Natural Building Legacy: This project will be a hands-on natural building workshop, offering the community the opportunity to learn and engage in every step of the construction process.
Building Details:
Hexagonal design mirroring bee hives.
Natural straw flake wall infill, clay plaster finish, a metal roof, and an earthen floor.
The project will be called The Bee Hiven — a play on "heaven" and "hive" — symbolizing a sacred haven for bees and the community that honors them.
Why We Need Your Support:
This project is more than just a building — it is a living, breathing extension of the community and the Earth. By contributing, you are:
- Supporting sustainable and regenerative building practices.
- Giving back to the bees and the environment.
- Honoring women through the stages of life with a sacred space designed specifically for them.
Give in Reciprocity:
Help us weave this vision into reality. Your donation directly contributes to materials, workshop facilitation, and the creation of a lasting ceremonial space that will serve generations to come. This is an offering not just to the Goddess Temple, but to the Earth, the bees, and the sacred cycles of life.