Dark Moon Women's Circle April

The Death Cafe
This month we welcome sister Joleen with her unique offering.

Come and experience the Death Cafe with Joleen Watson, a civil celebrant, mother and death doula. She will guide us gently to explore themes of ego death and facing our deepest fears, while creating a safe space to process that which we as women feel so deeply through experiences like miscarriage, abortion or caring for the elderly.

Dark Moon Women, enter the wilderness of your being! We gather in circle monthly, around the time of the dark moon, to honour the feminine mysteries, connect and journey inward.

The gathering is a potent, supportive container of recognition, an opportunity to be seen and held by powerful sisters, share our gifts and inspire one another into blossoming, healing as a collective! Together we celebrate our creative power as women, not just in our ability to bring new souls into this dimension but to manifest through sacred longing and bring forth the new world based in love. Self-promotion is also welcome.
Please feel free to invite your close women friends and share the event.

These are our shared AGREEMENTS:
*We treat the circle as sacred, anything shared within the circle takes a lot of courage to share and remains in the circle.
*We enter with a sense of openness and respect, for all other beliefs/journeys/values etc.
*Always endeavouring to speak from our own personal experience.
*No unsolicited hugs, touch or offering of tissues, advice.
*We gather with the intention to support our own and each others’ healing and sense of empowerment.

Air-conditioned, indoor venue - Make your way up the stairs weaving up the right side of the Fib, we will be in one of the top rooms. Bolsters provided. BYO water, journal and low camp chair if necessary.
Bring flowers, crystals or objects for the altar if you like.

Bookings Essential - limited spots!
Exchange: Waged $30, Unwaged $20 (unemployed, struggling financially.)
No refunds. Transfers welcome on the FB group 'Dark Moon Tribe' prior to the event.

Art: Mark Ashkenazi