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Almar Farm
4:30 onwards
Cacao or blue lotus to open
Pranayama (breathwork)
Meditation
Closing circle.
Journal prompts to work through post circle.
I always love hosting these circles as we get a chance to connect with like minded beings. Appreciate the natural beauty around us and the changing of seasons. If you haven’t been out to Almar farm you are in for a treat you really get to see the solstice and nature in all its glory.
Bring a warm jacket and blanket - we will have a fire going.
The deeper details
Held on the winter solstice spiritually represents rebirth, the triumph of the light over darkness and the awakenings of new beginnings. As the longest night of the year, it offers a sacred pause for introspection, honouring your shadow self, and resting before the sun’s energy slowly begins to build again.
We will be utilising cacao or blue lotus to guide us through depending on where you feel you’d like to be guided.
Blue lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) is an ancient water lily native to Egypt and parts of Asia. It is primarily consumed to induce mild relaxation, mood elevation, and subtle euphoria.
Cacao is an ancient ritual rooted in indigenous traditions, celebrated for its heart-opening, grounding, meditative qualities and ability to thin the cloud between the spirit world. During this sacred gathering, participants consume a specially prepared cacao drink made from raw cacao beans, considered a potent superfood and spirit medicine. The cemony begins with setting a collective intention, leading participants in pranayama (breathwork), movement and then medication to deepen their connection to the self and others.
The cacao is revered for its ability to enhance mood, boost creativity, and facilitate emotional release, creating a shared space of healing and transformation. As the warm, rich beverage is savoured, individuals are encouraged to explore inner landscapes, express gratitude, and manifest personal growth, making the cacao ceremony a profound and communal plant spirit journey.
Almar Farm
4:30 onwards
Cacao or blue lotus to open
Pranayama (breathwork)
Meditation
Closing circle.
Journal prompts to work through post circle.
I always love hosting these circles as we get a chance to connect with like minded beings. Appreciate the natural beauty around us and the changing of seasons. If you haven’t been out to Almar farm you are in for a treat you really get to see the solstice and nature in all its glory.
Bring a warm jacket and blanket - we will have a fire going.
The deeper details
Held on the winter solstice spiritually represents rebirth, the triumph of the light over darkness and the awakenings of new beginnings. As the longest night of the year, it offers a sacred pause for introspection, honouring your shadow self, and resting before the sun’s energy slowly begins to build again.
We will be utilising cacao or blue lotus to guide us through depending on where you feel you’d like to be guided.
Blue lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) is an ancient water lily native to Egypt and parts of Asia. It is primarily consumed to induce mild relaxation, mood elevation, and subtle euphoria.
Cacao is an ancient ritual rooted in indigenous traditions, celebrated for its heart-opening, grounding, meditative qualities and ability to thin the cloud between the spirit world. During this sacred gathering, participants consume a specially prepared cacao drink made from raw cacao beans, considered a potent superfood and spirit medicine. The cemony begins with setting a collective intention, leading participants in pranayama (breathwork), movement and then medication to deepen their connection to the self and others.
The cacao is revered for its ability to enhance mood, boost creativity, and facilitate emotional release, creating a shared space of healing and transformation. As the warm, rich beverage is savoured, individuals are encouraged to explore inner landscapes, express gratitude, and manifest personal growth, making the cacao ceremony a profound and communal plant spirit journey.