as the wheel of the year, the sun cycle, ends and begins once again at winter solstice, the cycle of death and rebirth continues. at yule, or winter solstice, we gather to celebrate all that has been birthed, grown, bloomed, harvested, decayed and died over the past year. as we walk our spiral we give thanks for what was. We also find the glimmer of light within ourselves during the dark, and begin to dream about what may come when the light returns.
traditionally winter solstice has been a very auspicious time, the darkest it will be on the longest night of the year. a time to go inwards, to reflect and celebrate, to acknowledge endings before we think about what’s next. as we build our capacity to slow down and find comfort and trust in the dark, we can grow trust in ourselves that the light – inwardly and outwardly – will return. such is the wisdom of the cycles.
Join us for our annual special winter solstice spiral ritual, feasting, celebration, sharing circle, journeying and sisterhood on this yule night.
I can’t wait to sit in circle with you.
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Charlotte Pointeaux is an Internationally Award-Winning triple-Certified Coach, Priestess, Youth Mentor, Host of Wild Flow Podcast, a sought-after guest menstrual educator and speaker. Charlotte founded First Moon Circles and has trained nearly 100 menstrual educators and rite of passage facilitators globally. She is a Wild Feminine Cycle Coach, Ceremonialist, a Priestess of the Cycle Mysteries.
Charlotte's work weaves together shamanic womb and rite of passage work with menstrual cycle awareness and feminine embodiment tools, to guide women through their transformational journey of reclaiming their wild feminine cyclic power and expressing their big magick as a sacred leader.
haven’t been to a women’s circle before? have a read of this blog post to bust some myths and dispel any uncertainties you might feel… https://charlottepointeaux.com/the-truth-about-womens-circles-behind-the-magic-mystery/
I acknowledge the sovereignty of the traditional owners of the unceeded land on which I work, live and learn – the Gundungurra People of the Yuin nation. I pay my respects to their Elders past, present and future.
I sincerely welcome people of all racial, gender, sexual and cultural identities. I am committed to holding a safer, inclusive and anti-racist space.
