Women's Wisdom Circles
Are you craving connection with other women?
Are you wanting to be more intentional about living into your gifts?
Would you like to live more aligned with Mother Earth and the Sacred Feminine?
This is an invitation to join in sisterhood with other women who are wanting to deepen their connection to their inner Wise Woman and the Holy Wild.
The Celtic Wheel of the Year is a calendar of festivals based on Celtic earth-based spirituality. It invites us to tune into Mother Nature’s rhythms while attuning to our inner transformation as well. Like the Earth, we, too, experience seasons of growth, rest, renewal, death and rebirth.
Each turn of the Wheel of the Year is an invitation to connect with the natural world, our inner lives, and to deepen for our innate feminine wisdom.
Are you wanting to be more intentional about living into your gifts?
Would you like to live more aligned with Mother Earth and the Sacred Feminine?
This is an invitation to join in sisterhood with other women who are wanting to deepen their connection to their inner Wise Woman and the Holy Wild.
The Celtic Wheel of the Year is a calendar of festivals based on Celtic earth-based spirituality. It invites us to tune into Mother Nature’s rhythms while attuning to our inner transformation as well. Like the Earth, we, too, experience seasons of growth, rest, renewal, death and rebirth.
Each turn of the Wheel of the Year is an invitation to connect with the natural world, our inner lives, and to deepen for our innate feminine wisdom.
LammasSaturday, Aug. 1st
6-8pm The Barn @Refugia House Come celebrate the first fruits of Mother Earth and join in gratitude at our shared Harvest Table. Please bring a dish or dessert made from the the abundance of this season... perhaps something grown in your own garden or picked up from the farmers' market! |
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Mabon (Fall Equinox)Wednesday, September 23rd
7-8:30pm Fire Circle @Refugia House Join the circle as we gather to share gifts of harvest, gratitudes, and reflect on the harmony of light and darkness. Invitation: bring a journal, a chair or blanket, and something to share, harvested from this season's gifts (ex: something from your garden, flowers, a poem) |
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