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The Art of Sacred Living is a path of remembrance.

It invites us to slow down, reconnect with the Earth, and live each day with sacred presence.
It’s about aligning our lives with the wisdom of nature, reclaiming our wholeness, and embodying the beauty and wildness of who we truly are.

Rooted in Earth-based spirituality, feminine wisdom traditions, and intentional living, Art of Sacred Living exists to support women in creating a life that feels connected, meaningful, and alive. It honors the truth that all life is sacred — from the smallest seed to the infinite cosmos — we are that.

Through seasonal mentorship, botanical offerings, ritual tools, and sacred space, this work is here to nourish your path of transformation — body, mind, spirit, and home.

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HELLO THERE. I'M TIA TUENGE

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A Sacred Living mentor, ceremonialist, energy healer, folk herbalist, and founder of Art of Sacred Living.

For nearly two decades I’ve been holding space for women to remember who they are — through ceremony, Council, Earth-based ritual, and creative embodiment. I weave ancient feminine wisdom with modern practices to help others live in rhythm with nature, reclaim their sovereignty, and embody the sacred in everyday life.

  

My work brings together a wide spectrum of mediums and modalities — from sound healing and altar creation to herbalism, movement, and sacred storytelling. At the heart of it all is a deep devotion to the Earth, to beauty, and to the sacred feminine in all her forms.

I’ve spent my adult life studying religion, history, philosophy, and healing — exploring the intersections of spiritual awakening, ancestral wisdom, and embodiment. I infuse that depth of study into every gathering, retreat, circle, and ritual I create.

Experience + Certifications

Council facilitator trained at the Ojai Foundation, Reiki 2 certified practitioner, certified crystal healer,  sound medicine woman, 300YT yoga instructor, and founder and director of Art of Sacred Living and the Center for Sacred Living, and herbalist in training with School of the Sacred Wild.

 

A Final Note

This is a living body of work — and you are invited to step inside.
Whether through ritual, rhythm, or remembrance, may this be a space where you come home to yourself.

A Few Things I love

Beyond the formal path, there are the quiet things that shape me — the daily rituals, tiny joys, and soulful moments that keep me rooted in what I teach. Here are a few things I love...

  • Morning tea in a handmade ceramic mug

  • Reading obscure books about feminine mysticism and ancient cultures

  • Deep conversations around a fire under the stars

  • The smell of sea air and the sound of birds in the morning

  • Moon rituals, wildflowers, herbal baths, and hand-written letters

  • Getting dirt under my fingernails while tending to the Earth

  • Moments of stillness and the way my consciousness shifts when I burn blessing herbs

  • Walking barefoot on the land that raised me

  • That moment when a woman remembers her power — and starts to glow

 

What do you love that brings you back to yourself?

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