About
Nestled on the hillside, surrounded by a cathedral of old growth trees, this community space feels less like a place and more like a feeling. The air is thick with life and earthy musk, whispering tales of the forest's quiet wisdom. Here, at the edge of untouched forest, just 40 minutes east of Seattle’s heartbeat, lies Whose Land.
Every moment here is a chance to unwind, reconnect with yourself and your purpose, a chance to breathe deeply amidst the vastness of nature and discover something about who you are within it. Whose Land transcends mere location to become an experience, a sanctuary for the soul.
This space presents an invitation to dive deep into stillness, relaxation, authenticity and freedom. Free yourself from the constraints of daily life. Embrace the quiet freedom of being present with yourself in this untouched haven. Where nature meets introspection, this sanctuary offers the opportunity to dive even deeper into your world of transformation.
Are you ready to embark on this journey of self-discovery and healing? Come step into the embrace of nature and uncover the transformative peace that awaits you.
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Our Philosophy
At Whose Land, we believe in creating spaces where people can connect more deeply with themselves, one another, and the natural world in authentic and transformative ways.
We honor the land as a teacher and a healer, a living guide that supports growth, regulation, remembrance, and awakening. We do not believe we own this land; rather, we understand ourselves as stewards and caretakers, temporarily entrusted with its care. It is an honor to walk upon this land, to listen to it, and to allow it to guide us deeper into wholeness.
Our approach weaves respect for nature with therapeutic wisdom and community connection. The land itself offers sanctuary, a place where nervous systems can settle, where time slows, and where we are invited to move at the pace of the land rather than the pace of productivity. Here, stillness is medicine.
This is a space of authenticity and permission: to express, to feel, to be wild, to be free, and to return to what is true.
Whether you come for therapy, a workshop, a personal retreat, or to host your own gathering, we invite you to experience the presence, peace, and quiet transformation that emerges when humans remember how to be in relationship, with the land, with others, and with themselves.
Land Acknowledgment
Whose Land is located on the ancestral and present-day lands of the Snoqualmie Tribe. We acknowledge the Snoqualmie people as the original caretakers of this land and honor their enduring relationship with it.
This acknowledgment is not merely a statement, but an ongoing practice of respect, learning, and responsibility. As stewards of this land, we commit to approaching our work with humility, gratitude, and care, recognizing that the healing and wisdom held here long predate our presence.