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Sunday, FEB 1, 4pm-7pm
in Oklahoma City (you will receive the exact location after booking)
Imbolc is the quiet threshold of first light, when something tender begins to stir beneath the surface and asks to be listened to.
Archetype - the poet
Body focus: womb & nervous system
Mood: soft, cozy, inward, inviting
What to expect:
This is a ceremonial women’s circle rooted in seasonal rhythm and the traditional celtic calendar and the four major fire festival of the wheel of the year.
each gathering includes breathwork, reflections and journaling, heart-centered sharing, simple hands on ritual, embodied presence, light movement, grounding and nourisihing seasonal refreshments and light food.
✴︎ THIS CIRCLE STANDS ON ITS OWN AND IS ALSO PART OF THE MILK / FIRE / HONEY/ BONE SEASONAL ARC ✴︎ you may choose to come to just one, or a few or celebrate all four circles at a reduced rate
The other circles are Beltane (Fri, May 1, 7-10pm), Lughnasadh (Sat, Aug 1, 8-11pm) and Samhain (Sun, Nov 1, 6-9pm)
Sunday, FEB 1, 4pm-7pm
in Oklahoma City (you will receive the exact location after booking)
Imbolc is the quiet threshold of first light, when something tender begins to stir beneath the surface and asks to be listened to.
Archetype - the poet
Body focus: womb & nervous system
Mood: soft, cozy, inward, inviting
What to expect:
This is a ceremonial women’s circle rooted in seasonal rhythm and the traditional celtic calendar and the four major fire festival of the wheel of the year.
each gathering includes breathwork, reflections and journaling, heart-centered sharing, simple hands on ritual, embodied presence, light movement, grounding and nourisihing seasonal refreshments and light food.
✴︎ THIS CIRCLE STANDS ON ITS OWN AND IS ALSO PART OF THE MILK / FIRE / HONEY/ BONE SEASONAL ARC ✴︎ you may choose to come to just one, or a few or celebrate all four circles at a reduced rate
The other circles are Beltane (Fri, May 1, 7-10pm), Lughnasadh (Sat, Aug 1, 8-11pm) and Samhain (Sun, Nov 1, 6-9pm)