Rahlüne

hello 2026

I spent the last day of 2025 and first day of 2026 in service to the sacred, and I wouldn’t have had it any other way

On NYE Tanya and Sean welcomed me into their second year holding the Enchanted Forest Tent at Illuminate PVD, an event put on by . In this tent (seeded by Tanya), folks entered and wrote their wishes on cards, hanging them up on the Enchanted Trees. All evening, these trees got showered with prayers and blessings and so many hearts were touched - including ours as the kindness of the prayers filled the space with light for humanity 🩵

Sean and Tanya shared musical wizardry, and Tanya & I even got an impromptu big stage moment where we got the hype up a crowd of 10,000+ with our Bellydance improv channeling the Goddess through our hearts & bodies !! We love a Big Stage and got an incredible response from the crowd.

I started the new year with and continuing with my role as Wish Guardian, I invited attendees to write their prayers to be offered to the flame. The day ended with a visit from sweet friends and the chance to offer them my heart and presence through prayer and song.

I intend for 2026 to be a year of meaningful work, of labors of love whose fruits of abundance bloom naturally from a place of presence, embodiment and devotion.

Regarding personal intents, I’ll save those for spring when nature calls for it. Until then, may the shed and space-making continue of winter continue.

Cheers and gratitude for the opportunities to make a loving impact through embodied, prayerful art. What do you want to show up in service to in 2026? Share in the comments, I’d love to know!

So much love,
Rahlüne

P.S. 2025 was a year of many lessons, which I will be sharing on a Substack soon. Subscribe for free through the link in my bio to receive. 📝

hello 2026 I spent the last day of 2025 and first day of 2026 in service to the sacred, and I wouldn’t have had it any other way On NYE Tanya @prasaada and Sean @sean_vanriper welcomed me into their second year holding the Enchanted Forest Tent at Illuminate PVD, an event put on by @providencetourism . In this tent (seeded by Tanya), folks entered and wrote their wishes on cards, hanging them up on the Enchanted Trees. All evening, these trees got showered with prayers and blessings and so many hearts were touched - including ours as the kindness of the prayers filled the space with light for humanity 🩵 Sean and Tanya shared musical wizardry, and Tanya & I even got an impromptu big stage moment where we got the hype up a crowd of 10,000+ with our Bellydance improv channeling the Goddess through our hearts & bodies !! We love a Big Stage and got an incredible response from the crowd. I started the new year with @altaersauna and continuing with my role as Wish Guardian, I invited attendees to write their prayers to be offered to the flame. The day ended with a visit from sweet friends and the chance to offer them my heart and presence through prayer and song. I intend for 2026 to be a year of meaningful work, of labors of love whose fruits of abundance bloom naturally from a place of presence, embodiment and devotion. Regarding personal intents, I’ll save those for spring when nature calls for it. Until then, may the shed and space-making continue of winter continue. Cheers and gratitude for the opportunities to make a loving impact through embodied, prayerful art. What do you want to show up in service to in 2026? Share in the comments, I’d love to know! So much love, Rahlüne P.S. 2025 was a year of many lessons, which I will be sharing on a Substack soon. Subscribe for free through the link in my bio to receive. 📝 #illuminatepvd #cityofprovidence #waterfire #providencepreformingarts

Introducing the Honey Temple–a place that has always existed in the in-between, called in when the need for it is there. A place where women remember what it is to be part of one cloth– one earthly, singing, loving, nourishing body– offering our gifts for the filling of the well in ourselves, each other, and the world.
We know in our blood and bones the sensual primordial Mother. The mother culture, the Goddess, the temple of mud, blood and water– of our earthen bodies and how they move with swaying hips, together, long skirts caressing the earth and temple floor, adorned as the earthly goddesses we are, singing our love into being.
Recognize this place of many names that we are calling the Honey Temple.
Come, let down your burdens, your repenting, your striving, your silent turmoil, your simmering rage. Let them melt in this honeyed cauldron of life to be voiced, sung, offered, wept, held, danced and stirred into the wholeness and embrace of the Mother.
It is no mistake that we raise this temple within the first hundred days of the inauguration of one firmly holding the same banner as those who tore down our temples thousands of years ago. We raise them again, and again, and again because the life force of women is as whole as it ever was and we do what we do, birth life.
The first hundred days will be our declaration of life. The raising of hearth and of heart, of song and of sensuality, of ritual and of rage. With bells on our feet, sandalwood on our breasts, and honey on our fingers, we will sing our love and grief for the world and in so doing become so vulnerable to love that we become invincible. Emerging into Spring filled with ancient primordial power and connected to sisterhood through both sorrow and celebration.
Join us.
https://jonahruhroberts.com/honey-temple/

Happy Valentines Day!
Here is a free gift, from my heart to yours, for all the Lovers