Moon Lodge Rememberings is a collection of poetry and other musings received from Great Spirit during thirteen separate and sacred occasions of menstruating inside the moon lodge at Kipukamaluhia, a unique eco-sanctuary in the heart of the Kaʻū district on the Big Island of Hawai`i.  

The book speaks to the shaming of moon time by the patriarchy, and shares historical information of moon lodge practices from Indigenous cultures throughout the world.  It is a story of one woman's journey to de-colonize and re-indigenize her relationship to her moon cycle, coupled with beautiful and poetic expressions of silence and stillness from her direct experience inside the moon lodge.

“Moon Lodge Rememberings is a red-thread back to what patriarchy taught us to forget: that our blood is an oracle and our bodies are a temple of the Earth’s dreaming. Keri’s poems arrive like small, clear drops of medicine - part prayer, part transmission, part instruction manual for how to sit still inside the storm of being a woman who bleeds. This book remembers spirituality in the oldest way possible: bare skin on the ground, listening.” –Maya Luna, author of She Is God and creator of the Forbidden Fruit podcast