Welcome
At MiraSoul, we are more than just a business; we are a sanctuary for healing, community, and ancestral wisdom. Rooted in the vibrant heart of Greeley's east side, we honor our heritage and continue our legacy of care and community.
Through massage therapy, herbal apothecary, moon gatherings, and a diverse range of community offerings, we embody the belief that wellness is holistic, encompassing the physical, spiritual, mental, and emotional realms. We recognize that community is medicine, and through laughter, art, food, and sacred practices, we strive to provide a space that uplifts and heals.
Our space in Greeley's Creative District serves as a nexus for local businesses, healers, and creators to share their gifts and contribute to collective well-being. We embrace partnerships with light workers, wellness practitioners, and curanderas, amplifying their missions to support humanity's spiritual awakening and ancestral healing.
At MiraSoul, we are not just a retail shop or a clinic space; we are a vibrant community dedicated to nurturing the soul and fostering generational wellness for our beloved Greeley.
We grew up on the east side of Greeley and we were raised to prioritize family and give back to community. We are a collective of brown women, prima hermanas, and soul sisters from the Montoya, Archibeque families. Our grandparents owned the Mirasol Mexican Restaurant and Lincoln Square Apartments, both projects inspired by their love for the people of Greeley. We chose to open our version of MiraSoul on the east side to come back to our neighborhood and to provide access to healing for all.
Our name comes from the Mirasol chile pepper and our family’s history with the plant. Our iteration of MiraSoul started as space to be together and work on our own healing. We gathered around the moon, we drank tea, we burned sacred smoke, and we engaged in platica (talk therapy). AKA we kicked it! We were there for each other. We gathered in sisterhood, love, and fire.
MiraSoul has grown into a community offering because we feel called to share the tools passed down from our elders and & reclaimed with our ancestors.
