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The Healing Power of Earth

This is your place and time for personal self-reflection, alignment, and grounding.

The air changes as you make your way over the bridge into the forest at Places In Time. You feel the change of energy as you approach the standing stones. Your body relaxes into something ancient.

It is in this mystical space that you can discover and explore ceremony, healing, and spiritual connection.

Within this sacred circle is the Ancestor Altar, a place to honor those who have gone before. Here the veil thins and you feel pulled into silence, ritual, and reverence.

Places In Time is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and is surrounded by a lush forest. Our Standing Stone Circle was erected with great intention and alignment to a special energy flow from the earth and above.

Contact Karen to reserve a time to explore and experience this magical place.

The Heart of Creativity

There is a gorgeous spacious place on this farm where Karen, a long-time textile felting artist, designs and creates unique art pieces.

Karen is a felt artist and educator whose work explores the transformation of wool fiber and other textiles into a variety of art pieces. Inspired by the natural world, she blends traditional and modern felt-making techniques of wet felting, needle felting, and Nuno felting to create unique art. Karen loves incorporating vintage textiles, especially old buttons, into her designs.

Karen’s art is exhibited and for sale at many NE Ohio specialty shops, and also available for sale in her art workshop. Karen’s art workshop is the creative heart of her business:

• A place to learn: in-person felting workshops for all levels of learning.
• A place to create: Karen cards and blends colorful wool fibers; designs, creates, and displays this beautiful textile felt art.
• A time to connect: The gathering room is a place and time where women meet monthly to share wisdom, friendship, and love on their non-traditional spiritual journeys.

This special place is located in Medina County, OH where Karen and her partner, Paul, share over seven acres of land with their little goats, a golden retriever, two cats, and an abundance of flora and fauna. They are grateful and honor all indigenous peoples who came before and were stewards of this land.