Registration for the Founder's Circle closes April 19th at midnight HST. ~. Beginner friendly. ~ Cancel anytime

Ancient wisdom. For your daily life.

There's a part of you that already knows stillness. You feel it -- between the day's demands -- and then it's gone.

The WaterWays Collective is where you return to it. Not to escape your life, but to move through it with more clarity, and more of yourself intact.

Each month we gather on-line - twice - to practice Taiji and Qigong together. We move with the season. We breathe with intention. We follow Five Element wisdom - an elegant way to understand how nature, and your body, flows.

Between sessions, the practice continues with weekly micro-practices, journal prompts, and a community on the same path. This isn't a course to consume. It's a practice to inhabit.

What you receive each month:

• Two live 60 minute sessions.  First & Third Tuesdays at 5:00 PM Pacific -- guided practice, teaching and live Q&A
•  Full replay access. Every session recorded -- return to the practice anytime, anywhere.
• Weekly micro-practices Short, purposeful practices to keep your momentum alive between sessions.
• Seasonal themes. Each month's practice rooted in Five Element Theory and the rhythms of nature.
• Journal prompts and reflection guides. Written practices to integrate the work into daily life.
• Community. A gathering of people who share your curiosity and your commitment -- practicing alongside you every month.

Rooted in tradition. Backed by science.

Your brain notices the difference. Taiji and Qigong are among the most well-researched movement practices for brain health, supporting focus, reducing cortisol, improving memory, and building cognitive resilience over time.

As a licensed Brain Health Trainer, trained with Dr. Daniel Amen, Faith weaves brain health principles into every session of the WaterWays Collective. What these ancient arts have practiced for centuries, neuroscience is now confirming. When you move with intention, your whole system responds.

Your guide

Faith LeLievre has practiced and taught Taiji and Qigong for most of her life -- not as a system to master, but as a way of moving through life itself.

She lives and teaches from Hawaii, where the land, the ocean, and the seasons are her daily teachers. That connection to nature -- the aloha that shapes her practice -- is woven into everything she offers.

As a licensed Brain Health Trainer and a lifelong student of the internal arts, Faith created the WaterWays Collective to offer what she has always sought: a place to gather, to practice with others, and to return -- month after month -- to what matters.

TaijiNature was born from collaboration, friendship and a deep belief that these arts belong to everyone. That spirit lives in the heart of the Collective.

This practice is for you if --

• You feel the pull toward stillness but rarely find it in your day.
• You are curious about Taiji or Qigong and don't know where to begin -- or you have practiced before and want to go deeper.
• Your body is asking for something gentler, more intentional, more sustainable.
• You want to understand not just the movements, but the philosophy behind them.
• You are drawn to living in rhythm with nature and the seasons.
• You want to practice with others -- to belong to something, not just consume it.
• You are ready to make your practice a way of life.

The Founders Circle

For those who feel the call early.

The Founders Circle is for those who trust that something worth showing up for is already here. As a founding member, you join at a special rate -- and it stays with you, for as long as you remain part of the community.

You will be there from the very first gathering. You will help shape the culture of this community simply by being part of it. And along the way, there will be a few quiet gifts reserved for founding members.

The Founders Circle closes at midnight HST on April 19th -- two days before our first gathering on April 21st. After that, the door remains open at the regular rate.

Have questions? Reach out to us at [email protected] or visit www.taijinature.com for more information.