“Scholars write that when the moon returned, women danced and sang on the hilltops and gave thanks.” — Craig S. Barnes, In Search of the Lost Feminine
Once upon a time, the moon governed the natural rhythms of a woman’s body. Once upon a time, our ancestors honored the moon as sacred. And long before there was the man in the moon, there was the Goddess – and all of her faces personified in the moon’s phases. The sacred connections between women and the moon reach back nearly 30,000 years.
Come and join goddess educator Elizabeth Kelly for a special monthly moon circle designed to help you connect more deeply with your own sacred rhythms. In each circle, we’ll explore the origins and many aspects of Goddess worship, connect deeply in sisterhood and find the stillness needed to drop into our own internal fountain of wisdom.
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