New Moon Womens' Circle | Holding the Flame
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Holding the Flame | New Moon in Taurus
Choosing what matters ~ Learning to stay ~ Building steadiness from within
🌿 Circle Intention 🌿
This circle marks our fourth gathering of the year, continuing the thread that began with the hearth, moved through the reflection of our harvest, and into the rekindling of the inner flame.
Now we arrive at the next step… holding the flame.
Not everything unfolds in perfect timing, and sometimes the moment to begin and the moment to commit arrive together.
Guided by the New Moon in Taurus, this circle invites us to reconnect with what is real, steady, and worth our energy. Taurus carries the energy of grounding, patience, and building something that lasts.
Together, we will pause to notice what feels ready to begin or re-begin, reflect on what truly matters, and gently explore what it means to stay with something long enough to let it grow.
This is less about doing more, and more about choosing what matters, and giving it your attention in a consistent, supportive way.
This is a space to remember, honour, and tend the sacred feminine cycles through moon wisdom, ritual, cacao, meditation, craft, sound, sharing, and community.
This three hour circle includes
🌿 Creating a shared flame and earth altar
🌿 New Moon reflection and grounded intention setting
🌿 Ceremonial cacao to support clarity, steadiness, and self-trust
🌿 Guided movement and meditation to shift from activation into grounding
🌿 Journaling and quiet reflection
🌿 Gentle, spacious sharing circle
🌿 A ritual craft practice to anchor what you are choosing to begin and stay with
🌿 A closing sound meditation to support integration and calm
This is a welcoming space for all women, and you do not need to have attended the previous circles to join this gathering.
You are invited to bring a small item to place on the altar that represents something you are ready to begin, or something you are ready to truly stay with.
Come to pause, reconnect, and choose what matters, supported by circle and community.
Spaces are intentionally limited to keep the circle intimate.
Choosing what matters ~ Learning to stay ~ Building steadiness from within
🌿 Circle Intention 🌿
This circle marks our fourth gathering of the year, continuing the thread that began with the hearth, moved through the reflection of our harvest, and into the rekindling of the inner flame.
Now we arrive at the next step… holding the flame.
Not everything unfolds in perfect timing, and sometimes the moment to begin and the moment to commit arrive together.
Guided by the New Moon in Taurus, this circle invites us to reconnect with what is real, steady, and worth our energy. Taurus carries the energy of grounding, patience, and building something that lasts.
Together, we will pause to notice what feels ready to begin or re-begin, reflect on what truly matters, and gently explore what it means to stay with something long enough to let it grow.
This is less about doing more, and more about choosing what matters, and giving it your attention in a consistent, supportive way.
This is a space to remember, honour, and tend the sacred feminine cycles through moon wisdom, ritual, cacao, meditation, craft, sound, sharing, and community.
This three hour circle includes
🌿 Creating a shared flame and earth altar
🌿 New Moon reflection and grounded intention setting
🌿 Ceremonial cacao to support clarity, steadiness, and self-trust
🌿 Guided movement and meditation to shift from activation into grounding
🌿 Journaling and quiet reflection
🌿 Gentle, spacious sharing circle
🌿 A ritual craft practice to anchor what you are choosing to begin and stay with
🌿 A closing sound meditation to support integration and calm
This is a welcoming space for all women, and you do not need to have attended the previous circles to join this gathering.
You are invited to bring a small item to place on the altar that represents something you are ready to begin, or something you are ready to truly stay with.
Come to pause, reconnect, and choose what matters, supported by circle and community.
Spaces are intentionally limited to keep the circle intimate.