The work hits differently when it's witnessed.
You can do the axis visualization practice alone. Kayelee designed it to be used that way. That's the whole point of the self-paced format. And it works.
But there's something that happens when you drop into your line in real time, in a room full of women doing the same thing.
The practice deepens. The resistance you didn't know you had becomes visible. Something about being held — not coached, not analyzed, just present alongside — changes the quality of what's available.
That's what the Integration Circle is for.
What it is
The Feminine Power Line Integration Circle is an ongoing series of live integration experiences where Kayelee guides a small group of women through the axis visualization practice at the heart of the FPL course — done together, in real time.
This is the same practice you have in Module 3. What's different is the container: live, witnessed, in community with other women who are working their own lines.
You don't need to share anything you're not ready to share. You don't need to have figured anything out first. You show up, you follow the practice, and you let the circle do what circles do.
What you'll walk away with
Who this is for
This is for you if you've taken (or are currently working through) the Feminine Power Line self-paced course and you know the visualization practice is where the real work lives — but something keeps the solo version at a slight distance. You're not looking for coaching or analysis. You want a live practice space.
It's also for current 1:1 clients who want a regular integration touchpoint between sessions, and for women who learn best in the presence of others doing the same work.
One-time investment. Ongoing access.
Early bird: $67
Standard: $97
This is a one-time payment, not a subscription. You pay once and you have access to live integration experiences as long as the circle runs.
The Feminine Power Line work doesn't require perpetual monthly support. It has a rhythm — active for a stretch, quieter, then active again. The one-time payment model matches how students actually move through this material.
You won't be watching a billing date decide whether you can show up.