The Professional Path of
Devotion & Mastery

Healing, Ritual & Ceremony

A 508(c)(1)(A) Earth-centered ministry rooted in Angelic Shamanism, offering apprenticeships and mentorships for emerging and experienced practitioners, alongside clergy care and ceremonial guidance.

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A Life Devoted to the Healing Arts

Naomi Amaya Love, Heaer

Aloha Beauty,

I am Naomi Amaya Love, M.Div., D.Min., Healer, Priestess, Mystic Medicine Woman, Folk Herbalist, Seer & Devotional Artist.

For more than three decades, I have guided tens of thousands of clients worldwide, led thousands of ceremonies, and devoted my life to the practice and teaching of the healing arts.

The plants were among my first teachers.

From childhood, I gathered herbs, made medicines, communicated with animals, and lived in relationship with the subtle realms. By twelve, I was independently studying Herbal Remedies, Crystals, Holistic Medicine, Massage, and Witchcraft, exploring the mysteries of the body, nature, and the unseen.

At eighteen, I entered my first formal herbal medicine apprenticeship, beginning a lifetime of learning from medicine folks, herbalists, shamans, mystics, and ceremonial practitioners around the world.

My botanical education included three years of Clinical & Folk Herbalism, Herbal Medicine Making & Formulation, Clinical Nutrition, Aromatherapy, and Flower Essences. I became a Certified Clinical Herbalist and Clinical Nutritionist, with additional certification through the Flower Essence Society.

As a Licensed Massage Therapist, I apprenticed with master bodyworker Shari Sunshine and studied Hawaiian Lomi Lomi, Craniosacral Therapy, Lymphatic Massage, Energy Healing, Womb & Abdominal Massage, Taoist Organ Massage, Elemental Bodywork, Ceremonial Bodywork, and Holistic Pelvic Care. My education also included Reiki Master Training, Birth & Postpartum Doula Training, Somatic Healing, and a five-year apprenticeship in Shamanic Medicine.

Over the decades, I have been fortunate to study with many wonderful teachers.

In Herbal Medicine, Botanical Traditions, Nutrition, and Women's Healing, my teachers have included Brigitte Mars, Matthew Becker, James Snow, Sevensong, Candis Canton Packard, Rosemary Gladstar, Jeannine Parvati Baker, Dr. Deborah Frances (Beautiful Little Dancing Crow), Juliette de Baïracli Levy, Michael Tierra, Matthew Wood, Matthew Moore, Mark Plotkin, Feather Jones, Herbal Ed, Christopher Hobbs, Terry Willard, Paul Bergner, Dr. Aviva Romm, David Winston, David Hoffmann, David Crow, Mindy Green, Cascade Anderson-Geller, Susun Weed, and Joshua Rosenthal.

My studies in Shamanic & Ceremonial Healing have included Ann Drucker, Jyoti Wind, Dr. Rosita Arvigo, Maya elder Miss Beatrice Waight, Granny Hortense, Kumu Makaʻala Yates, and Don Oscar Miro-Quesada. I have also learned from Ayurvedic doctors in India and traditional healers in Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize.

At nineteen, I traveled to India, beginning a lifelong relationship with pilgrimage and spiritual study. Over the years, I spent more than a year living in India, studying Tibetan Buddhism, receiving teachings from His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Tibetan Rinpoches, and immersing myself in Ayurveda, Sanskrit, Yoga, Kundalini, and Meditation.

My education has also included Astrology, Human Design, Hakomi Somatic Therapy, Yoga Teacher Training, and Human Behavior studies with Dr. John Demartini.

These years of learning gave me the foundations for what would become my life's work. Through apprenticeship, ceremony, and direct experience, I began weaving together the practices I had studied while discovering my own ways of working.

In Hawaiʻi, I spent five years at the Four Seasons Resort on Lānaʻi, offering bodywork to international guests and training massage therapists. Later, in Boulder, I founded Maya Moon Healing Center, bringing practitioners together for healing, education, and community gatherings.

As my practice grew, I had the privilege of accompanying others through some of the most intimate experiences of their lives.

These hands have welcomed new life, worked with bodies carrying decades of pain, comforted the dying, and anointed the dead.

My work has taken me into healing temples, hospitals, hospice rooms, family homes, mortuaries, and onto sacred lands. I have accompanied women through fertility and birth, couples through love and separation, and families through illness, trauma, grief, and death.

My work with animals includes Animal Communication, Relational Assessment, Nutritional Guidance, and support for animals and their guardians through behavioral concerns, illness, life transitions, and death. I also offer ceremonial care for homes, land, and ancestral lineages.

The breadth of my education, combined with more than three decades of working intimately with tens of thousands of clients, has deepened my ability to perceive what others often miss. I've learned to read the body and energy field, track patterns of thought, emotion, and behavior, and recognize how a person's lived experiences continue to influence their relationships, health, and the way they move through life. I can follow these connections to uncover what lies outside their own awareness and help them recognize what has been shaping their experience.

I founded Wise Womb Medicine Path, an international women's healing school I directed for fifteen years. Through original teachings, professional trainings, apprenticeships, and mentorships, hundreds of practitioners worldwide were educated in the healing arts.

The work brought me tremendous joy, especially witnessing others discover their gifts and develop confidence in their practice. Yet the cumulative weight of other people's unexamined projections and expectations of what a healer should give had taken its toll.

Over time, it became clear that the beautiful school I had created was unknowingly built on the bones of self-sacrifice. Continuing to share my medicine within a structure that perpetuated the very conditioning I wanted to heal was no longer possible. Letting it go was one of the most painful decisions of my life.

I gave away my belongings and answered the call to pilgrimage. For a year, I walked more than a thousand miles through nine countries, visiting 167 sacred sites, including churches, temples, mosques, holy wells, ancient stone circles, and sacred lands.

Along the way, songs, prayers, rose petals, and tears became my offerings. The journey became a living ceremony of shedding the identities and conditioning that no longer served me.

What emerged was something I deeply needed: the space to find myself beneath the layers of who I had been told to be.

Returning home, I wasn't certain I wanted to continue working as a healer. It was all I had ever known. The pilgrimage had given me the opportunity to reconsider how I wanted to live, whom I truly felt called to serve, and how I wanted to share my medicine.

Wild Rose Ministry began taking shape in my dreams as a new way of sharing my life's work, one that nourished my joy, honored my needs, and welcomed relationships rooted in mutual respect and reciprocity.

You are more than the sum of the experiences that have shaped you.

When your attention remains focused on what has hurt you, pain can become part of your identity. You can spend years trying to heal while continuing to see yourself through the very experiences you are seeking to transform.

The medicine I now share helps you recognize these patterns, tend what needs care, and rediscover who you are beyond the conditioning and pain you have carried.

You can enter the depths of your pain, meet the shadows of your unconscious patterns, and release what has shaped your life while remaining oriented toward love, beauty, and the Holy.

Living Life As Ceremony and honoring the Beauty Way are the foundation of Wild Rose Ministry, devoted to restoring coherence and supporting the remembrance of your Holy, Whole, and Healed Self.

Teaching remains one of the greatest joys of my life, and these understandings are woven into the professional paths I now offer.

Apprenticing with me is an opportunity to develop your own medicine through the wisdom of my teachers, decades of clinical and ceremonial experience, and the teachings that have emerged through my life. You will learn to recognize patterns outside another person's awareness, deepen your intuitive perception, refine your discernment, and develop the confidence to share your gifts while remaining faithful to yourself.

Through Wild Rose Ministry, I offer apprenticeships and mentorships that include formal initiation, professional training, and ordination through the Priestess Path, the Medicine Woman Apprenticeship, The Way of the Mystic Witch, and Guiding the Mystic Mentorship.

Whether you are beginning your studies or deepening an established practice, I would be honored to guide you in bringing your own medicine into the world.

Ministry Offerings

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In Person & Virtual

Wild Rose Ministry offers ceremonial care for individuals, couples, families, animals, homes, businesses, and communities.

Offering guidance and support for all ages and stages of life, the ministry serves you from preconception through birth, postpartum, childhood, adulthood, elderhood, palliative care, dying, death, and the mysteries of the afterlife.

The ministry also tends to life's initiations through love, relationships, separation, divorce, illness, loss, grief, and the healing of ancestral and generational pain patterns.

Through Angelic Shamanism, ritual, ceremony, and healing, I tend the physical, emotional, mental, spiritual, and energetic dimensions of your experience, supporting coherence throughout all layers of your being.

At the heart of my work is a devotion to walking the Beauty Way and Living Life As Ceremony, supporting your reorientation from identifying with the pain of what you have experienced toward the remembrance of your Holy, Whole, and Healed Self.

Connect With Wild Rose Ministry

Whether you are seeking clergy support, exploring an apprenticeship, or looking for guidance through a life transition, I welcome your inquiry.

Inquire: For questions about apprenticeships, mentorships, ceremonies, clergy services, or spiritual advocacy, contact Aloha@naomilove.org.

Explore: For Healing Sessions & Ceremonies, Medicine Days & Personal Retreats visit NaomiLove.org.

Consult: Schedule a 20-minute consultation to discuss your interests, ask questions, and explore the path that best serves you.

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Support the Vision: Sustaining the Sacred

Your contributions help Wild Rose Ministry continue offering healing, ceremony, pastoral care, apprenticeships, and community programs while nurturing our vision for a permanent Temple and Animal Sanctuary.

Every contribution supports the ministry's ability to serve our community, provide accessible care, and pass the healing arts to future generations.

Ways Your Contributions Help

The Temple Land & Animal Sanctuary Fund

Supports our long-term vision of purchasing land and establishing a permanent Wild Rose Temple and Animal Sanctuary devoted to healing, ceremony, compassionate care, and animal stewardship.

The sanctuary will offer refuge for beloved animals whose guardians are navigating major life transitions, terminal illness, dying, death, relocation, or circumstances where continued care is no longer possible.

The Community Scholarship Fund

Provides financial assistance for life rites, private healing sessions, ceremonial care, and spiritual support for low-income individuals and families in crisis.

The fund also supports apprenticeships, mentorships, memberships, and educational offerings, helping those who feel called to the healing arts receive the training and guidance they need.

The Ministry Fund

Sustains the daily operations of Wild Rose Ministry and the care of our Boulder Temple.

Contributions support rent, utilities, ceremonial supplies, educational resources, community gatherings, pastoral care, outreach, administrative responsibilities, and assistance for animals whose guardians are in transition.

Your generosity helps us continue providing accessible healing, spiritual guidance, and opportunities for community participation.

As a 508(c)(1)(a) Faith Based Organization, donations to the Wild Rose Ministry qualify as tax deductible charitable contributions according to each donor’s individual tax situation.

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