SomaEcho is a global living archive of personal, ancestral, and cultural stories — a sacred space where your voice, memory, and journey are honoured. We offer digital storytelling tools, creative workshops, and community experiences to help people remember, express, and grow.

You can: Submit a story (we call them “Echoes”) to the archive Explore the interactive StoryMap Join a workshop or creative learning session Book a Soul Alignment strategy or storytelling interview Head to the Become an Echo page to start your journey.

Exploring and submitting your Echo to the archive is completely free. We also offer paid storytelling sessions, creative programs, and mentorship for those wanting to go deeper. Optional donations support the sustainability of the platform.

SomaEcho is for anyone called to share, learn, remember, or create. It’s for youth, elders, artists, educators, seekers, and storykeepers—anyone with a voice and a story that wants to ripple through time.

All kinds — personal turning points, ancestral memories, spiritual awakenings, grief journeys, identity exploration, land stories, and more. If it changed or moved you, it’s welcome.

Yes! You can collaborate as a featured Echo, sponsor a hub or story circle, or volunteer to support education and outreach. Private Members Spaces are also available. More details are on our Support & Sponsorship page.

“Soma” means body, essence, or the wholeness of lived experience. “Echo” is the sound of memory — something that continues to ripple. Together, they form a call: Your body holds the memory. Your voice carries the echo. Your story maps the way.

SomaEcho courses explore voice, memory, embodiment, and transformation. These are based on the foundational Awæcnian Pillars, the heart of SomaEcho. They may be art-based, story-led, emotionally intelligent, or ancestral in theme. Transformative events are shared with extended opportunities to advance the practice. Learning happens when the heart is invested in the outcome.

Both! Some courses run live seasonally (or as in-person workshops), while others are available online as self-paced experiences you can start anytime.

Not at all. These experiences are built for everyone — no matter your skill level. The journey is inward; creativity is the tool, not the test.

An Echo is a lived story, memory, or experience that reverberates through your life. It could be ancestral, personal, cultural, or spiritual—a moment that changed you and carries meaning worth remembering.

Anyone. This archive is open to all voices — no matter your age, background, or experience. If it shaped you, it belongs.

Not at all. Your words don’t need to be polished. They just need to be true. You can submit in your own tone, your own rhythm — we honour the form it takes.

Yes. Many of us carry multiple echoes. You’re welcome to return and contribute more as your story evolves.

Yes. Submitting your Echo is completely free. We do offer an optional donation if you feel called to support the growing archive.

Your Echo is received by our team, gently reviewed, and then styled for the digital StoryMap. Once published, you may receive a notification if contact was provided.

Yes — we welcome photos, voice recordings, and creative artefacts that support your story. These help give texture and depth to your Echo. ⚠️ Media Content Reminder This is a publicly accessible archive viewed by a wide audience, including youth and global learners. We welcome your authentic expression — but ask that any images, audio, or video uploads remain appropriate for all viewers. Please avoid submitting: Graphic violence Explicit sexual content Hate speech or harmful imagery Stories of trauma and truth are honoured here, and may be accompanied by respectful visual content — we simply ask that submissions are handled with care, integrity, and in alignment with the community intention. “Our stories hold power. Let’s share them with wisdom.

Yes. You can choose to publish anonymously or use a story name or pseudonym. Just let us know in your form.

Yes — all Echoes submitted here are intended for publication on the SomaEcho Living Archive. If you’d like it to remain private or reviewed only, just tick the privacy request in the form.

Yes — you retain agency over your story. If you’d like to revise or withdraw your Echo, email us at support@somaecho.org

We honour all stories with deep care. If your Echo includes triggering content, we can add a content notice and frame it respectfully in the archive

Yes. You can book a guided Echo Interview session where one of our story facilitators will gently walk with you as you remember, express, and shape your narrative.

Yes. We invite Echo contributors to take their stories further — into artwork, offerings, or learning journeys that others can grow from. After your story is published, we’ll offer an opportunity to be featured in our expanded offerings.

Your story becomes a map. It reminds someone else they’re not alone. It ripples through time, becoming part of a tapestry of memory, meaning, and shared healing.

Yes — all of Felicia’s original works, prints, and story-inspired artefacts are available right here. Each piece holds a story and frequency designed to be felt, not just seen. [Postage Applicable]

What the heart creates - Paintings, woven pieces, oracle decks, textiles, photographs, and symbolic artefacts connected to personal or collective Echoes. Local artworks created in Echo community workshops. Creatives from around the world can echo the conscioussness of collaborative expression sharing their works in support of our building foundations. 30% of sale price echoes back the union in effect.

Yes! We are building a shared sacred commerce space for artists, makers, and storytellers aligned with SomaEcho values.

Each item is carefully wrapped with story-aligned intention. Domestic and international shipping options are available and calculated at checkout.

Felicia occasionally opens space for bespoke work. Please contact us if you have a vision aligned with the SomaEcho themes of memory, healing, and voice. Email us at support@somaecho.org.