The Remembrance Temple is a soul-conscious sanctuary—both online and in person—designed for those seeking embodied remembrance, inner clarity, and self-led reconnection.

It is a grounded, inclusive space offering emotional and spiritual support, especially during life transitions. The Temple is structured as a tiered space where the explorer can move up or down the spiral staircase of truth and remembrance at their own pace.

The Temple was co-created by Simone Quinton and Rachel Stephenson, who together hold the space as Temple Stewards. Drawing on decades of experience in embodied healing, intuitive guidance, and holistic practice, they offer a place where people can reconnect with their own inner knowing.

It is not a place of teaching, but of remembering—where your own soul becomes the guide.

You will find gentle practices, ancient sounds, and supportive tools designed to help you reconnect with the deepest parts of yourself and feel more like the “you” that exists beyond stress, doubt, and forgetting.

Offerings include guided experiences, sacred tones and symbols that resonate with your body’s natural wisdom, and a safe space to explore your own spiritual journey at your own pace.

Simone and Rachel hold this space with a balance of spiritual depth and grounded human care, offering practices and activations that have supported their own paths of remembrance.

Just breathe, listen, and allow yourself to be welcomed.

Many people describe their first experience here as a soft recognition — a sense of remembering something they already knew within themselves.

People often gain a deeper sense of standing in themselves—feeling braver, inspired, stronger, and more grounded.

You may find new self-healing abilities emerging alongside a steadier heart-centered awareness and emotional rhythm.

Over time, many people experience a deeper alignment with truth—remembering who they are and why they are here—and gaining the confidence, energy, and strength to walk that path.

Aqua Sha Ra essences are vibrationally infused water essences.

Water is intelligent and holds information, especially in the form of sacred geometry—the language of the soul and the universe. Aqua Sha Ra is activated with sacred soul language known as the Soul Codex, sometimes referred to as the Sh Lu Mei and Sha Ra Spiral, a tri-spiral architecture through which energetic information is transmitted.

These essences support remembrance and inner alignment while respecting the sovereignty of each individual.

The Aqua Sha Ra essences emerged through Simone Quinton’s long-standing relationship with water, embodiment, and vibrational healing, and are now held and shared through the Remembrance Temple alongside Rachel Stephenson.

Yes. Many people have shared reflections about their experiences with the essences and the Temple’s offerings.

Personal stories and testimonials will be shared throughout the site and community spaces so others can hear how the work has supported people in their own journeys of remembrance.

The Soul Codes are energetic keys that provide the body with the information it needs to vibrate at the frequency where truthful awareness becomes accessible again.

They are described as the building blocks of both the universe and the soul, born from the Flame of Origin and unfolding through the tri-spiral architecture of Sophia, Christos, and the unified Source field.

In simple terms, they represent harmonic patterns that support the remembrance of our natural soul structure.

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The Remembrance Temple is not a cult, religion, or belief system, nor is it a place of worship. There is no guru hierarchy.

Simone and Rachel see themselves as stewards of a space rather than leaders to be followed. The Temple exists so that individuals can explore remembrance and inner truth at their own pace.

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You remain completely sovereign in your experience. Nothing is required of you and there is no pressure to adopt any belief.

You are always encouraged to filter everything through your own heart and discernment.

Hesitation is natural. For some, it comes from a fear of change, fear of looking within, or uncertainty about stepping into deeper personal responsibility.

The reassurance is that the Temple is designed to be a loving and respectful space where people are welcomed exactly as they are—fears, questions, and all.

Through words, tone, movement, sound, and the water essences themselves, Simone and Rachel aim to create an environment where people feel safe enough to explore their own truth.

This work is suited for anyone who feels called to explore deeper truth within themselves.

It resonates most strongly with those who feel ready to reconnect with their inner knowing and walk a path of remembrance with honesty and curiosity.

Even a small spark of curiosity is enough to begin.

This work may not resonate with those who prefer to give their authority or personal power to external systems, leaders, or belief structures.

The Remembrance Temple is rooted in personal sovereignty and self-responsibility.

For those who are curious but not ready to go deeper yet, free resources such as the Temple’s YouTube activations and introductory essences can be a gentle place to begin.

The Remembrance Temple was co-created by Simone Quinton and Rachel Stephenson, who serve as Temple Stewards.

Both bring decades of lived experience in healing, embodiment practices, and intuitive work. Their paths converged through a shared recognition of the deeper principles of remembrance and sovereignty.

Simone Quinton has spent over thirty years working across bodywork, movement, and energy medicine. Her work has included teaching Pilates, fitness, and dance, alongside studies in modalities such as Reiki Mastery, Shiatsu, acupressure, shamanic bodywork, and vibrational water work. Her lifelong relationship with water and energetic healing led to the creation of the Aqua Sha’Ra Water Essences, which now form part of the Temple’s offerings.

Rachel Stephenson brings a deeply grounded presence shaped by nearly three decades of work in holistic healing and community support. Her training includes Reiki, Pellowah, Reflexology, Zen Shiatsu, Holistic Counselling, Energetic Healing, and vibrational essences. Alongside her healing work, Rachel has held leadership roles within retirement communities, managed a health clinic and store, and worked extensively supporting women and children through Domestic and Family Violence services.

Together, Simone and Rachel hold the Remembrance Temple as a space where people can reconnect with their own inner knowing. Their approach blends spiritual depth with practical human care, creating an environment where remembrance can unfold in a grounded and supportive way.

The Remembrance Temple is organised into several interconnected spaces, each offering a different doorway into remembrance.

These include the Aqua Sha’Ra Water Temple, the Activation Temple, and deeper practitioner spaces sometimes referred to as Flame Holder work.

Each space offers a different way to explore the Temple’s teachings and experiences — whether through water essences, energetic activations, transmissions, or community gatherings.

People often move between these spaces naturally as their journey unfolds.

The Aqua Sha’Ra Water Temple is the space devoted to the vibrational water essences and the Soul Codes that activate them.

Here you will find the Aqua Sha’Ra essences, teachings about the Soul Codex and Sha Ra Spiral, and resources to support remembrance through the energetic intelligence of water.

Many people begin their journey with the Temple through the water essences.

The Activation Temple focuses on energetic activations, transmissions, breath, movement, and practices designed to support shifts in awareness and embodiment.

These experiences help people reconnect with their inner wisdom and activate deeper remembrance within the body and consciousness.

Activations may be offered through recordings, live sessions, events, or guided practices.

The Flame Holders Temple is for individuals who feel called to hold the work of remembrance more deeply, both within themselves and within the wider community.

This space is typically for those who have spent time engaging with the Temple’s practices and feel ready to explore the teachings and responsibilities at a deeper level.

Flame Holder work is about embodying remembrance and helping to anchor that awareness within everyday life.

No. The Temple is intentionally designed as a spiral rather than a straight path.

You are free to move through the different spaces in whatever way feels natural for you. Some people begin with free teachings or YouTube activations, others feel drawn to the water essences, while some enter through community gatherings or membership spaces.

Your own intuition will guide the order.

Some areas of the Remembrance Temple are open to everyone, while others are deeper spaces designed for ongoing exploration and community.

Our paid membership space, is referred to as the 'Remembers Portal'. Through a monthly membership, the space offers access to additional teachings, transmissions, community gatherings, and a library of recorded content. This area allows people who feel called to go deeper to do so within a supportive and consistent environment.

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There are many ways to engage with the Temple without becoming a member, including free teachings, public events, online content, and introductory offerings.

Membership simply provides additional depth and continuity for those who feel ready to explore further.

Soulscribers is the Temple’s open community space — a place where people can connect, share reflections, and receive occasional teachings, recordings, and updates.

It is a gentle entry point for those who are curious about the Temple and wish to explore the work in a supportive environment.

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The Aqua Sha Ra essences are vibrational wellness products designed to support personal reflection, energetic awareness, and spiritual wellbeing.

They are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure medical conditions.

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The Temple offers both online and in-person gatherings, depending on the event. These may include transmissions, teachings, community circles, and other forms of shared exploration.

Event details will always be provided within the event listings.

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The Remembrance Temple is not connected to any religion or formal belief system. The work draws from many streams of wisdom and experience, but participants are always encouraged to explore through their own inner discernment.