Highland Breeze

When Women Gather ...

Magic happens when women join together in circle.
A vessel of trust forms between us, spacious and alive.
Through listening without judgment, a quiet healing begins to rise and move among us,
reminding us of the power found in shared presence.

Celtic ancestral ways call us back to earth and to the turning of the seasons.
They are not a creed to follow but a remembering—
a deep knowing carried in the blood,
the wisdom of those who came before us that still speaks through wind and stone.
This path welcomes every heart,
resting easily beside any faith or set of beliefs you already hold.

Even a first-time heart feels the echo of this ancient call.
As we lean toward the old ways,
we find ourselves held by the living spirit of Mother Earth,
guided gently toward the truth that we, too, belong to the rhythm of the land.

Within the Circle

My Moon Mná gatherings honor the Divine Feminine, inviting each woman to celebrate the power and beauty of her own womanhood.

Each gathering is intentionally small, a circle of no more than ten to twelve, so every voice is heard and every story has space to unfold.

Before we begin, we share a warm cup of tea and a few sweet bites, letting conversation flow as softly as the evening itself.

We begin by opening sacred space, weaving a sense of calm like moonlight spilling over still water.
From there, a theme gently guides our time together: the current moon phase, the timeless tale of a Celtic goddess, or a rite of passage such as motherhood or menopause.

Our time together flows like a slow moving river, two and a half to three unhurried hours for reflection, sharing, and deep connection.

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