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Description
This sanctuary on the Chinook land at the Whidbey Institute is a non-denominational refuge in the forest, created for meditation, sacred music and prayer. Kim Hoelting handcrafted this unique structure with the help of a small circle of fine craftspeople. Every piece of wood in the building was sustainably harvested or reclaimed, and each has a known story going back to its origin in the forests of the Pacific Northwest. One poetic guest described this sacred space as a place “where the echoes of the forest meet the stillness of the heart, and the spaciousness of the spirit.”
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