
Mission Statement
At The Rose and the Flame, our approach is rooted in the ancient wisdom of matriarchal spiritual practices. Our mission is to cultivate inclusive, matriarchal spiritual communities that support personal sovereignty, ethical living, and collective care through education, spiritual practice, and service to our local communities.
Our Purpose
At The Rose and the Flame, we are dedicated to providing an inclusive, consent-based spiritual community that supports personal sovereignty, ethical living, and collective care. The organization carries out its mission through deconstruction, spiritual education, healing-centered practices, community connection, and mutual aid, serving individuals and families within the communities in which it operates.
The organization operates through a virtual-first model, utilizing online platforms, social media, and digital resources to provide spiritual programming, guided practices, educational materials, and community support. Programs may include spiritual education, reflective and contemplative practices, creative and expressive offerings, and access to resources that support emotional regulation, personal growth, and spiritual exploration across diverse belief systems. As capacity allows, the organization may expand to in-person gatherings, community partnerships, and physical spaces in service of its mission.
In addition to spiritual and educational programs, the organization seeks to support the well-being of local communities through mutual aid initiatives, resource-sharing, and partnerships with organizations that serve vulnerable populations, particularly women and children. All activities of the organization are guided by principles of consent, inclusivity, non-hierarchy, and respect for individual dignity, and are offered for the public benefit without discrimination or coercion.




"All paths lead to source. We honor plurality without collapsing into relativism. There are many paths, but only one source. No path requires conversion. Curiosity is welcome; persuasion is not required."
-excerpt from our Ethos
