This work unfolds in relationship with specific lands, seasons, and earth–sky alignments rather than fixed schedules or year-round availability. Each pathway is held when the conditions support deep entry, coherence, and integration — shaped by the intelligence of place, the nature of the work, and the readiness of those involved. While private work may occasionally arise outside these primary windows, most immersions are offered within distinct thresholds and are often reserved well in advance.

Sedona Immersions are most often held during fall, late winter and early spring, when the land supports vision, initiation, and threshold work. These windows are shaped by earth–sky alignments and are not offered year-round.

Mt. Shasta Immersion & other forest based Pathways are most often held in spring or early summer, when the land supports re-patterning, embodiment, and integration.

Costa Rica pathways are most often held between late winter and mid-summer, particularly from March through July, when the land supports vitality, nervous-system regulation, and embodied restoration. These immersions tend to emphasize water, breath, sound, and integration, and timing may vary by region and group configuration.

Peru Immersions work is typically held in the autumn months, aligned with ceremonial descent, ancestral listening, and deeper initiatory pathways. These immersions are offered selectively and often planned well in advance.

Timing varies by location and group configuration. In some cases, private work may arise outside these windows by invitation, when alignment is clear.