Sara Aljneibi is an artist and ritualist with roots stretching from the Arabian peninsula to Northern England and Europe.

A medicine woman and shamanic practitioner initiated through long standing lineages. A certified Breathwork and bodywork facilitator, Sara is professionally training in Sensed Ecology and Focusing; a psychotherapeutic and somatic self-awareness technique developed by Eugene Gendlin. She carries 11 years experience holding a lead position in the Art and creative field, working with international museums and institutions between France and the Arab world.

Passionate about feminine mysticism and women’s rites of passage, Sara’s work bridges ancient wisdom, with our modern technologies and future potential. She weaves with the elements and the organic intelligence of the Earth. Her work is centered around the human body as a conduit and an inseparable part of nature.

Her deepest joy is walking with people to their fullest potential. Guiding them back to their original blueprint and supporting them lead a sovereign life from a place of grounded and integrated presence.

Founder of the Black Tent, an Arabian rite of passage. Sara currently offers immersive retreats, online programs and in person workshops around the world. Her yearly in person Black Tent immersion invites women from all over the world to deepen their roots and embody their sovereign power.