Copperwoman

Copperwoman lives in a Tiny Home and loves her garden, where she grows all kinds of veggies, flowers and herbs. She thrives sleeping under the trees and being surrounded by nature in a small community in Sebastopol.

Copperwoman is a “song-carrier.” The songs she catches emerge out of the energy and common experiences of our growing beings. They inspire us with wisdom and insights and rise from a place of core connection. Copperwoman has been attending the Women’s Herbal Symposium since 2000. You might find her singing in the food line or be called into the opening circle with her song, “Bring Your Love, Bring Your Gratitude” —a song that came to her when she asked for one to use for the occasion.

You are invited to join her when she sings songs in the food line, around the fire and anywhere she breaks into song. She also leads songs for the maiden ritual as hundreds of women pass through the womb tunnel.

Copperwoman has 2 children’s music CDs and four CDs of ritual music songs to sing. Her last CD is comprised of the songs she wrote during her journey with cancer, songs to encourage positive attitude and gratitude.

You can find her music on all of the streaming platforms and her website for downloading.( www.copperwoman.com) There you will find accounts of her trips to Peru, Brazil, India and Guatemala. Check out her technowitchery in the form of website creation (including the Women’s Herbal Symposium website) and other graphic art.

Oh and one more thing, Copperwoman is the grandmother of Hudson Valentino, who recently graduated from the Sypmposium and Diem Amore, her young apprentice who helps lead the song for the maiden ritual.