Spring Equinox Circle

As days lengthen, we gather to celebrate the Spring Equinox. Just as our ancestors have done for centuries, we slow to feel the promise, the potential, the freshness and creativity of this time of year, and to harness this energy.

To open our Circle, I invite you to watch the sun rise on the morning of Sunday, 20 September ... to sit quietly and observe how you feel as the sun appears, to notice and reflect what this stirs in you. Later that evening, we will gather from 6 - 8.30pm (AEST) on Zoom. 

Over 2.5 hours, we will come together through story telling, guided meditation, poetry, prompts and ritual to reflect, to connect, to share and listen, and to set our personal intentions and hopes for the coming months. 

Tickets are $77 - this includes your Circle pack (which will be mailed to you with beautiful candles and creations for our time together) and a $7 donation to the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.

Ticket sales close on Wednesday, 9 September to allow enough time for your parcel of goodies to reach you.

If you have any questions, please reach out to me at clare@clarefoale.com

If you would like to attend, but finances are a hurdle, please get in touch as there are tickets set aside at no charge / reduced rate. You are most welcome and our conversation will of course be private and confidential.

Once you have purchased your ticket, I will be in touch to confirm your place and to ask you what I can do to make you feel as welcomed, safe and comfortable as possible. Maybe this is using captioning/subtitles in the Circle ... maybe helping you with any technical questions ... or a call on the day if you are feeling nervous about attending. Please let me know so that I can welcome you.

FYI - the Circle will not be recorded.

Please know: I am committed to the continual work of being a student of anti-racism unlearning and relearning and I am committed to creating safer, inclusive spaces. This means that there is no tolerance for racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism, ageism or other discrimination, whether explicit or in the form of micro-aggressions, bypassing or gas lighting within these gatherings.