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At The Holistic Hive, we wholeheartedly embrace the transformative power of collective connection and support.
Our mission is to cultivate communities of care where we can harmoniously achieve wellness and balance in our lives, all while prioritizing safety, inclusion, and interconnection.
Together for the Collective Good
Nature-Based and Purpose-Driven Mental Health and Wellness
Especially Focused on Queens
Where Collective Care Begins
The Holistic Hive proudly offers inclusive and intersectional services, with a particular focus on those who embody matriarchal roles, as they are the heartbeat of the family unit.
These remarkable individuals serve as the glue that holds everything together and the honey that sweetens the lives of everyone around them.
We celebrate our Queen Bees, for without their strength and wisdom, there is no hive. Without them, there is no collective care. Without them, there is no "us."
Building Healthy Hives
All Families Are Welcome Here
We celebrate the unique ways in which each of us defines "family," for what truly matters is your personal interpretation. This hive is a sanctuary for you and your loved ones. The Holistic Hive, Honeybee Collective, and The Honey Hut proudly uphold all Federal and State civil rights laws.
Our commitment to equality means we do not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, or gender identity. We strive to treat everyone with the utmost respect, dignity, and compassion, creating a warm and welcoming community for all.
This Hive is Yours.
Why Bees?
Inspired by Hive Life
We take our name and philosophy for our collective from bees because we are inspired by their social structure, community, sustainability, and resilience.
We believe that genuine systemic change thrives in warm and supportive environments. We cultivate vibrant communities of care, where we uplift and inspire one another, embracing collaboration over competition.
Bees have held space in myths and legends in a
variety of cultures since time immemorial.
Celtic
Bees are symbols of community and harmony, and they are often regarded as members of the family. The phrase "telling it to the bees" refers to the tradition of sharing significant events in one’s life with the bees in the fields. This custom highlights the special relationship between people and bees in Celtic culture.
Ancient Greece
In ancient Greek society (2000-300 BC), bees and honey were significant symbols. Bees were often associated with knowledge, health, and power.
Africa
According to Raymond Huber, the Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert tell a creation story about a kind bee. One night, Mantis needed to cross a flooded river and asked Bee for help. She carried Mantis on her back but struggled against strong winds. Spotting a magnificent flower in the water, Bee dropped Mantis onto it and then fell beside the flower, dying from exhaustion. When the sun rose, the first human being emerged from the flower, a testament to Bee’s sacrifice.
Slavic
In Slavic folklore, bees were thought to have the ability to communicate with both humans and the gods. They were admired for their wisdom and their capacity to comprehend human speech. It was believed that bees would share their secrets with those who listened closely, and their buzzing was seen as a form of language that could be understood by individuals with the right knowledge or intuition.
Native American
In Native American mythology, bees are frequently featured in cautionary tales that emphasize the importance of respecting nature. They are depicted as fierce warriors, capable of defending themselves against much larger foes. Thus, underestimating their strength is considered foolish.
Honeybee Happenings
The Bees work tirelessly to create the most fulfilling connected experiences for you.