Celebrating and honouring the cyclical nature.
Throughout the ages, we - humans - have been observing nature’s cycle.
The Seasons, the Moon, the Stars… The cycle of Life and Death itself.
These shared rituals and ceremonies not only honour the cycles of nature but also deepen our understanding of our place within the cosmos, enhancing our personal and collective evolution.
On this land, our ancestors, prior to roman colonisation and the introduction of Christianity, celebrated the seasons following the movements of the Sun and Moon. Gazing up to the heavens they created stories that reflected their reality and dreams here on Earth.
They were deeply connected to the rhythms of nature, to the Earth’s experience and process through her own Life and Death cycles.
Celebrating and honouring the festivals imbued with seasonal wisdom in the way that the stewards of this Land did for thousands of years is a way for us to bridge the gap that our modern day living has created between us and the Earth.
The Earth remembers how we spoke and engaged with her. We can learn to speak this language once again.
The trees remember our songs. The rocks remember our prayers. The water remembers our blessings.
upcoming cyclical circles
upcoming cyclical circles
Samhain Yoga Circle
Celebrate Witches' New Year in Movement, Breath, Meditation.
We gather to honour Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival that marks the turning of the Wheel into its darkest quarter. It is the moment when the veil between worlds grows thin, when the seen and unseen dance closer together, and whispers of our ancestors travel upon the night air.
Samhain is both an ending and a beginning, the final harvest before winter’s rest, and the first spark of the new year in the Celtic calendar. The Earth Mother quiets; her breath slows. We, too, are invited to descend inward, to tend the hearth of our inner world and honour all that has come to pass.
This is the season to acknowledge death as part of life’s great cycle, the composting of old dreams, the return of energy to the soil of Spirit. We remember our lineage and those who walked before us, whose stories, resilience, and love still move through our blood and breath.
As the mists of Samhain gather and the nights grow long, we light candles to guide the spirits home, to welcome the wisdom of our ancestors, and to find comfort in the darkness. This is not a darkness to fear, but to revere for within it lies renewal, gestation, and mystery.
Let us gather in stillness and gratitude, allowing the final leaves to fall, each one a quiet prayer returning to the earth.
November 2nd
Shakti Den, Whitstable
December 21st
Yule Yoga Circle
More info to come ♡
Shakti Den, Whitstable
More details
General Timeline
Opening Circle + Community Tarot
Embodiment: Yoga Asana + Somatic Practice
Meditation: Journey Within
Closing Circle + Final Shares
What to bring
All Cyclical Circles, come with a handout for you to make the most of our time together.
✴ An Altar Offering (to leave or take back)
✴ A notebook + Pen
✴ Water to keep yourself hydrated and in flow
Mats + Yoga Props provided ♡ Herbal Tea Included
