There is a place inside all of us that remembers the sound of horse hooves thundering across the steppe, there is a place that knows the morning hum of an old time village, and there is an inner homelands that lives across time and through generations regardless of current circumstances. Myth Club offers gatherings that call upon our ancient knowing and brings it forward to meet the beauty and mystery within our ancestral stories.
Stephanie's gatherings are a deep dive into the hidden layers of knowledge and wisdom that all our ancient stories carry. For spiritual guidance in todays world, we need not look beyond our own heritage, we simply can look to the old stories that keep our souls alive. As settlers on this land, we recognize the importance of searching within our own origins for a culture worth living for, that we may come to the table of reconciliation free from the hunger of spiritual poverty.
Myths are seed jars, waiting to be opened….ancestral seed savers. They are ancient indwelling stories that we rarely recognize as part of our lives anymore, yet they can guide us through harrowing times. Myths come from our ancestral beginnings, from every culture, and have been a guiding light for the people throughout time. These stories as they exist today still carry the vestiges of old wisdom that are at the very heart of life. They are our guides as we navigate the deep heart of our global and personal unfolding.
If you love stories, if you love land-based knowledge, and if you have a spiritual longing in your heart, come and join us as we journey into the realm of myth and soul.

"Myth Club is the warm feeling of gathering around a campfire with kindred souls. Stephanie leads the group with a deft and gentle hand, carrying deep insights into the myth, and welcoming us to speak what is moving in us. It's never long before our circle is diving deep into layers of time and being: an ocean within what seemed to be a simple old tale."
-Theodore Lowry
We will spend the entire season with one story: The Epic of Gilgamesh.
Gilgamesh comes to us from a world deeply embedded in the Holy matrix of life. And yet, within this ancient story we can also feel the stirrings of an emerging, once-unthinkable thought: that we are separate from the Land, separate from the Holy in Nature, and perhaps even exempt from the great cycles of life and death. It is a thought that would become a crack in the foundations of the old European cultures, eventually shattering ways of life that had been intact for millennia. This is part of the extraordinary complexity that Gilgamesh carries.
Within one ancient story, we encounter both the memory of an intact culture and the beginnings of its shattering. And perhaps this is part of what these old stories have to offer us now: not a way back, but something that might help us remember, learn, and participate in the long work of regenerating an intact culture for a time beyond our own.
Dates: November 15, December 13, January 17, February 14
Time: 1-5pm on Sunday, the last Sunday will run from 10am-5pm
Location: Wild Hawthorn Homestead, Gabriola
Cost: $405
Dates: November 7–8, December 5–6, January 9–10, February 6–7
Time: 6-9pm Sat eve, 9:30am-1:30pm Sunday
Location: Fairfield, Victoria
Cost: $585
Dates: Nov 21, Dec 12, 2026 and Jan 23, Feb 20, 2027
Time: 10am-12:30pm, PT
Location: Online via Zoom
Cost: $210 CND
**Recordings available. Registration is for all 4 sessions.
1. Equity pricing is available - email to inquire.
2. No Refunds 7 days before start date
3. Participants may attend some in-person and an online session if needed; however, the in-person session rate applies

Each Myth Club gathering unfolds in a consistent, intentional rhythm, designed to deepen your connection to myth, land, and community. We begin with a settling circle—introductions, expressions of gratitude, and check-ins—to ground ourselves in shared space. From there, we move into immersive story time, with a full telling of the myth followed by teachings that uncover its hidden layers and ancestral wisdom.
After the story, we open the space for reflection and discussion, inviting participants to share how the myth touches their curiosity and where there are challenges or resonance. This fosters mutual insight and relational depth within the group. To help carry the myth into daily life, each session includes a soul-centered practice such as journaling prompts, land-based rituals, or simple creative activities. We close the circle with a communal gesture—perhaps a song, a prayer, or blessing—and offer next steps for continued integration.
Throughout the series, you’ll be part of a stable cohort that nurtures trust and meaningful exchange. You’ll receive tools and rituals to support mythic integration at home, along with rich teachings rooted in ancestral wisdom and land-based knowledge.
Optional support includes access to online gatherings that follow the same structure via Zoom, as well as the opportunity for one-on-one mentoring with Stephanie for personalized mythic guidance (info@stephaniemackay.ca).