Nurture yourself through all seasons
This ongoing year-long journey will guide us intentionally and gently with the seasons. We will nurture slowness together, grounding our growth and evolution in cyclical rituals that follow the sun and the changes of our earth.
We will meet every 6 weeks, coinciding with the seasonal festivals, or sabbats, of the year. These festivals are made up of the solar events of the year, the solstices and equinoxes, and the half-way points between. They mark the beginning of our seasons and the halfway marks of each season, offering a perfect rhythm for checking in with ourselves.
Each session will consist of a seasonal ritual, intention setting, gentle yoga and breathing, guided meditation, guided journaling, and a final integration. These will be deeply personal sessions, with cameras and microphones off so that you can attune to and care for yourself throughout the 2 hours of guided practice.
Together we will start to build sacred practices of our own - nurturing our internal growth, and exploring a deeper connection with ourselves that comes from moving with our natural world.
up next... Mabon, the Fall Equinox
As the earth fully welcomes Autumn, we arrive at Mabon—the Fall Equinox, the second of the harvest festivals. The days grow shorter. Winds carry in cooler air. Chestnuts, walnuts, acorns, and pinecones fall, and the leaves begin to turn. We can feel the whisper of winter. Like the animals around us, we prepare for the coming cold. We step fully into Autumn now.
This is the heart of harvest season. There is still work to be done, gathering in what we can before frost sets in. These harvest festivals are rich in symbolism—reminders that even if we no longer bring in literal crops, we still feel the energy of this season in our bones.
This is also a time of thanksgiving. As the harvest reaches fullness, we can pause in gratitude—for what has been created, for what sustains us now, and for what will carry us forward.
This is the energy we’ll ground into in our next seasonal workshop—a space to reflect, discern, celebrate, and gently prepare for what’s to come. These pauses, these festivals, are invitations to ritual: moments to acknowledge the passing of time and the continuous spiral of our lives and souls.
the details:
Workshops are held every 6 weeks, from 9am-11am MT on the following Saturdays:
Samhain: Saturday November 1st, 2025
Yule: Saturday December 20th, 2025
Imbolc: Saturday January 31st, 2026
Vernal Equinox: Saturday March 21st, 2026
Beltane: Saturday May 2nd, 2026
Summer Solstice: Saturday June 20th, 2026
Lughnasadh: Saturday August 1st, 2026
Mabon: Saturday September 19th, 2026
Samhain: Saturday October 31st, 2026
Yule: Saturday December 19th, 2026
Imbolc: Saturday January 30th, 2027
Vernal Equinox: Saturday March 20th, 2027
For quick time difference calculations, these will be held:
8am-10am PT | 9am-11am MT | 10am-12pm CT | 11am-1pm ET | 4pm-6pm UTC
What to Expect:
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2-hour session blending seasonal ritual, intention setting, gentle movement, breathwork, guided meditation, and journaling
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Live on Zoom every 6 weeks, with the recording sent afterward
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No yoga, meditation, or breathwork experience needed — accessible for all bodies and abilities
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An introduction to the season, a bit of movement/ gentle yoga to help ground our bodies and quiet the minds, and then a lot of great time spent in reflection and meditation
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Cameras & mics off for a fully personal, inward-focused experience
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Pre-workshop email with seasonal insights, background, and any materials you’ll need
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Post-session email with the session recording, extra rituals, recipes, poetry and prose, and more
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What to bring: journal (or voice recorder), comfortable and quiet space, optional candle or other items to set the mood
pricing:
$18
Single Workshop Drop-in
live + recorded workshop sent to you
with seasonal insights, rituals, and more sent via email
$60
Half Year of Workshops 4 consecutive workshops
(save $12)
$96
Full Year of Workshops
8 workshops
(save $48)
*please reach out if you’re interested but feeling financial strain. Sliding scale, payment plans, and trades are all options when needed.
I’d love to have you along for this journey, so let’s find a way to make sure you can be!
register:
- The Spiral: Seasonal Reflection & Ritual MabonSep 19, 2026, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
an invitation from our earth...
If you have been feeling a longing for slowness, wanting to find more intentional ways to connect with yourself, with our earth, if you have felt distant from yourself, or disconnected from the earth, if you have been wanting to establish rituals, a journaling practice, a meditation practice, if you just feel lost and like you need to grasp on to something, anything, let this be an invitation....
Or maybe you already have a strong connection with yourself, have your own established practices and rituals, know how to connect with the earth, how to tap into your innate self. If all that is true, I am guessing you still feel a deeper call, a nudge, like me, to keep reaching, keep learning, keep grounding, keep becoming.
Wherever you are at in your journey, this is for you. This practice of grounding is for all of us. Because as the earth teaches us, we will continue to begin. We evolve, yes, over time, but we ground ourselves in the seasonality of life, we are offered, time and time again, to begin again.
So wherever you are coming from, wherever you are at, let's step into this journey together and see where it can lead us, see what the earth has in store to teach us.
a quiet calling...
As I’ve moved through a very transitional year for myself, I’ve continued to come back to these sabbats, these markers of time passing. And while they show the time is passing, the earth shifting and changing, they are also steadfast, constant. They continue to return to us, or we to them, season after season, year after year. They offer us a return - to ourselves, to the earth - a moment to let go of the constant push toward progress and a breath to see the beauty of an ever-changing landscape. From each blade of grass, to the birds in our trees, to the leaves at the end of the branches. The frost that blankets the earth, the flowers that begin to peak as the sun fills our sky... longer and longer and longer, then less and less and less. In Midwinter we feel hope and security in the promise of the return of light, and in the heat of summer a longing for the slowness and retreat that is promised to come as that light fades again. Promised change, steadfast patterns. We have so much to learn from our natural world.
My own journey of discovery of these markers of time, of living and breathing with the seasons, has ebbed and flowed, yet I’ve continued to find solace and peace in the practice of following. And in this following, I’ve found that the earth and its cycles has so much to reveal to us, if we let it, if we slow down enought to see and listen. Through this practice of seasonality, of slowing down, grounding down, and flowing with and through the earth, we can find a more natural way of living, a simpler, humbler, truer way of being, a way of being that is with and of nature. We are nature. We’ve busied our little selves, created distractions, pretend we are not, forgotten what our ancestors knew to be true, but we are of nature. And when we slow down, ground down, get gentle with ourselves and send our roots down into the earth again, when we let nature show us how to change, how of balance, we can find a deeper peace and truth to our own sense of belonging in this place.
I have held my practices of moving and living with the sabbats close over the years, never really sharing them, but I have been feeling the urge to reach out and offer my hand so that we may walk together. I’m hearing from all over that a heavy sadness has been sinking in - a sadness at our disconnection, a loneliness we have created as a society, a low murmur of anxiety over all our distractions and problems we’ve created for ourselves. And gosh I feel it too. But when I slow down and ebb and flow with the earth, I feel an ease, I sense something deeper and truer that speaks to our existence as human beings. And so in all of this, I’ve felt an urge to reach out, to take a bigger leap and share, facilitate, and reach for more connection with each other and our earth.
