Future Visioning
Do you ever feel a little jealous of people who can set a goal and actually follow the steps to get there? Maybe you can see the finish line, but the path feels like a mystery.
Or maybe long-term goals just bore you to death; you’d rather live a project-based, ever-evolving life that expands with you … but you’ve never quite seen it modeled.
Then whew, this workshop is for you.
Join Kearstin Bailey for a mystical and practical dive into Future Visioning — a playful process of listening for what the universe is calling you toward and mapping the archetypal magic that can help you bring it to life.
Together, we’ll:
• Explore your future self through creative visualization and guided journaling
• Identify the archetypes and energies ready to help you take aligned action
• Ground your dreams in real next steps (without killing the magic)
This is about building a life that feels like yours — flexible, evolving, and world-changing in its authenticity.
🖥 Online via Zoom (link after RSVP)
🗓 Wednesday, December 10 · 7–8:30 PM EST
🎟️ $24 or included in LoveClub!
You're supporting a bigger vision & vibrant community we're cultivating.
You might make a friend, you might get lucky and find more.
Bring a journal, a favorite pen, and your wildest dreams. Let’s get archetypal and weirddd (and wonderful).
To join on December 10:
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This gathering is open to all ages, genders, and sexualities.
🔮 About Kearstin Bailey
Kearstin Bailey (she/her) is a creatrix, mystic, and all-around queer troublemaker. In her day job as a local church pastor, Kearstin is the chaotic-good spiritual leader for a progressive and kooky band of Christians. On the side, she’s the Head Babe in Charge at heyKB, her multifaceted spiritual care business where she does everything from leading an online summer camp for adults, to doing human design and astrology readings, and even teaching workshops on archetype embodiment. At her core, Kearstin wants to help folks be well-resourced, paradoxical, expansive humans with the power to change the world around them for the better.
If you want to follow along with Kearstin’s good chaos, you can find her on Instagram, Facebook, in her monthly email newsletter, and in occasional long-form writing (that’s also in email form, because she can’t be bothered to start a Substack).