Matriarchal Wisdom, Spirit-Aligned Vision, Land Stewardship, and the Future of Regenerative Healing Spaces
In this illuminating and personal talk, Millicent Kasal shares her journey of land acquisition and stewardship through the lens of oracle leadership—a practice rooted in ancestral listening, visionary practice, and radical trust in synchronicity. Blending personal storytelling with insights from regenerative leadership, Indigenous ecological wisdom, and contemporary thought leaders, Millicent explores how visions, dreams, and spiritual guidance can shape tangible action in the physical world.
Through her experience developing a regenerative retreat space in Minnesota, she reflects on the intersection of matriarchal wisdom traditions, ecological stewardship, and community healing. The talk will explore how reconnecting to land, ancestors, and spiritual practice can inform leadership models that move beyond extractive systems toward regenerative futures.
Participants will hear about both the mystical and practical dimensions of this work—from visions and ancestral guidance to grants, community partnerships, and the hands-on labor of tending land, bees, forests, and soil.
Grounded in her doctoral studies in Visionary Practice and Regenerative Leadership, this conversation invites participants to imagine a future where healing spaces are not confined to buildings, but are cultivated in living landscapes—where humans remember their role as stewards, co-creators, and participants in a sentient Earth community.
This session offers an invitation to reconsider leadership itself:
What becomes possible when vision is aligned with spirit, when land becomes teacher, and when regeneration becomes the guiding principle for how we build the future?
Millicent Kasal
Millicent Kasal is a multi-disciplinary leader, farmer, and apiarist whose work bridges technology, land stewardship, and community healing. As the owner of Mama’s Honey Haus LLC, she cultivates a life deeply rooted in beekeeping, regenerative agriculture, and the transformative power of fungi and ancestral plant traditions. Millicent is currently contributing her expertise to the creation of a community-focused mushroom laboratory—an emerging initiative dedicated to education, exploration, and empowerment through functional and gourmet mushrooms. Millicent brings to this work a deep passion for both beekeeping and mycology, recognizing the powerful role these organisms play in our ecosystems and our collective well-being.
Millicent holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Mathematics and a Master of Business Administration. With extensive experience in information technology, she brings a rare blend of analytical thinking and earth-based wisdom to co-create spaces where innovation and ancestral knowledge coexist.
As a farmer and apiarist, Millicent honors the cycles of nature and the interconnectedness of all living systems. She is passionate about helping communities reclaim their relationship with land, food, and healing traditions. Through Mama’s Honey Haus, she offers education and products that promote wellness, sustainability, and spiritual nourishment.
Through her work with the emerging mycology lab, Millicent is helping to build a future where land, learning, and liberation are deeply intertwined—and where every community has access to tools for wellness, empowerment, and transformation.