Life isn’t linear. All things cycle. We cycle. Period.

Moonsong explores and honours our menstrual, life, lunar and earth cycles.

The purpose of this Moonsong workshop is to explore and honour our menstrual cycle and life seasons, the influence of the lunar cycle and the earth’s seasons, the spiritual practice of menstruation and the transformative power of our rites of passage.

These are historically aspects of our embodied experience as women and humans that have been denied, denigrated and made taboo. Gathering as women in circle in this workshop space is a reclamation – a Re-Membering – of our cyclical wisdom and power…

Together we’ll remember the Herstory, where we have come from and how we find ourselves here in a culture that devalues our female bodies.

Together we’ll recall our menarche, our first blood, and all that this rite-of-passage taught us about what it means to be a woman.

Together we’ll create a map of the cycles by which to orient ourselves and alter our perspective.

All we need to do is bring awareness, and things change! And the world is in sore need of our wisdom as embodied, joyful women right now…

FACILITATOR

This workshop will be held by:

Sequoia Glastonbury: Shamanic Craftswoman, mother of two, Teacher with the School of Shamanic Womancraft, Red Tent and workshop facilitator, writer and witch. @thewildestwitch

We bring you this work as part of a lineage of brave women (and men) and give great thanks for our teacher, Jane Hardwicke Collings, and her teachers, including Jeannine Parvati Baker, Cedar Barstowe and James ‘Blackbear’ Harvey. Please see www.moonsong.com.au for more information.

We now add to this important lineage and message, and would love to sit in circle with you!

LOCATION

Femhood Byron Bay

Babes in arms welcome.

COST

$150

This includes pre-reading and morning/afternoon tea.

BYO lunch

BRING

- a cushion to sit on

- lunch

- waterbottle

- a wrap for warmth

- your journal and a pen

MORE INFO:

sequoia@withinwoman.com.au

Contact the host of Moonsong - Mullumbimby