An intimate gathering to honour yourself and the first New Moon of 2023. Connect with fellow kindred spirits and kind hearts in an intention based ceremony and sound bath that will leave your cup filled and fueled for the year ahead.
Tickets for this event cost $40pp. The gathering will take place in Melbourne (Northside).
January's new moon falls in Aquarius. What this means…
- The first new moon in a new year creates a potent time for new beginnings and setting intentions that align with your future vision and dreams. Start as you mean to go on make it a year where you soar.
- An optimal period for collaboration where out of the box ideas flow with ease, supported by the desire for group activities, pursuits and projects. Birth those ideas and find the support network that will keep you powered for the future.
- A rich time to detach and objectively let go of what has been, the patterns, habits and past we've kept replaying. Let is float away with ease and formulate a new solid base line.
- Experience a heightened sense of community, platonic love, hope and positive energy both inward and outward. Sisterhood is in full force - foster and leverage it!
- A progressive energy force will flow from within. Areas that need your attention and time will be obvious and you'll feel the confidence to foster the change you want to see. It's all about upgrades, improvements and life renovation. Hello, 3.0 you!
WHAT THE EVENING WILL INVOLVE:
- An intimate group of women
- A space to connect with yourself and others through sound, ritual and free dance
- Sound bath & guided meditation
- Tarot & Oracle
- Intention setting, personalised rituals & sharing circle
- Nibbles, tea & cacao
WHAT TO BRING:
- yoga mat
- blanket
- pillow
- eye mask
- journal / pen
- wear comfy clothes
- open heart & mind
This is an invite-only event. Please register your interest for future events by joining the mailing list.
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I would like to acknowledge that we are working on stolen land. We acknowledge the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin nation as the traditional custodians of the land on which we live and journey. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging as well as to all First Nations’ communities who significantly contribute to the life of the area.