Celebrate the Winter Solstice

As the Wheel of the Year turns toward the Winter Solstice, we arrive at the longest night and the shortest day of the year.

For generations, this sacred turning point has been honoured as a time to gather close to the fire, reflect upon the journey so far, and trust in the return of the light.

Winter invites us into a quieter rhythm.

A rhythm of stillness.

A rhythm of listening.

A rhythm that reminds us we do not need to bloom all year long.

This is a season to tend the inner flame, nourish your spirit, and reconnect with the wisdom that lives within your heart.

Join us for an evening of connection, reflection, ritual, and soul nourishment as we honour the Winter Solstice together.

We’ll create space to listen deeply and receive the wisdom that is waiting within.

During our Winter Solstice Women’s Circle, you’ll experience:

• Sacred Cacao Ceremony

• Guided Meditation

• Winter Solstice SoulCollage® Oracle Card Creation

• Reflective Journaling

• Women’s Circle Sharing

• Winter Solstice Ritual

• The Healing Sounds of My Celtic Harps

• Connection, Inspiration, and Soul Nourishment

You’ll also have the opportunity to:

• Slow down and reconnect with yourself

• Release what no longer serves you

• Tend your inner light

• Nourish your dreams and intentions

• Celebrate the return of the light

• Gather in the warmth of community and sisterhood

There is something deeply healing about women gathering together in sacred space.

We remember that we are not walking alone.

We remember the wisdom we carry.

And we remember that even in the darkest season, the light is never truly lost.

I would love to welcome you into the circle.

Many blessings,

Norma x

What women are saying:

“I love the women’s circles that Norma holds. You feel so held, supported, nurtured and honoured to be a witness to the magic that occurs!’

“There are no words to describe how much this experience has changed me. I’m feeling reconnected to who I am, what’s important in my life and my purpose for being here. Endless gratitude…”