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center sage | a soul care practice

Center Sage is a soul care practice rooted in tea, remembrance, and community. We create spaces where people can slow down, reconnect with themselves, and remember the wisdom they already carry. Through tea, reflective experiences, education, and meaningful conversation, we offer gentle invitations to return home to yourself.

Our intention is to cultivate a safe space for reflection, restoration, and transformation. Whether you arrive through a cup of tea, a Soul Session, a gathering, or a moment of learning, each experience is designed to help you reconnect with your inner wisdom and live from a place of greater alignment—with yourself and with your community.

Journey home to yourself.
Find your safe space within.
Sit. Sip. Remember what you didn't know you forgot.

Center your Sage.

Based in Atlanta, Georgia

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Marasia Simone

founder | soul care practitioner | herbalist

Photo by Jasmine Murrell

I am a Soul Care Practitioner, community herbalist, educator, and well-being facilitator. Through Center Sage, I create tea-centered experiences that help individuals, teams, and communities pause, reconnect, and cultivate meaningful practices of care.

My work is shaped by more than seven years in herbalism and wellness, ten years as a corporate engineer, and my current graduate-level studies in Clinical Herbalism. After leaving corporate life in 2024, I began building a practice that bridges practical education with reflection, creativity, ancestral wisdom, and community care.

Through Soul Sessions, workshops, organizational wellness experiences, and gatherings, Center Sage creates welcoming spaces for connection, remembrance, and restoration.

Let me make you a cup of tea.

“You only are free when you realize you belong no place — you belong every place — no place at all.”

— Maya Angelou