Spirit Weavers Gathering
THE VIRTUAL WEAVE
June 11th-15th, 2020 on Hopin
The same time that the Moon Session would have taken place in Oregon, we will gather together across space in a virtual setting, to share stories, skills, songs, and support in our community.
The Opening and Closing Rituals will be taking place from Cedar Bloom in Southern Oregon.
We hope you will join us for this exciting new venture that we will be co-creating together.
Tamara plans to teach a workshop on Sunday afternoon called
IUD Awareness Story: Are They Really Safe?
The virtual gathering is a 5 day online event from June 11th-15th 2020, and participants will have access to all of the offerings taking place throughout the weekend through the virtual site and meeting platform.
The weekend will have a similar flow to SWG with opening and closing rituals from the land and beloved river, morning tea, yoga, movement and meditation class options, 1.5 – 3 hour morning and afternoon classes each day, and evening performances including song circles, stories and offerings.
The vision is that this can be an opportunity for all participants to take 5 days to really receive and turn inward, as we look forward to doing each year together in June. Attendees are encouraged to participate in the full gathering, setting aside this time to be present with the community. Of course, it will be different with everyone in their own homes, but this will be an opportunity to get creative - set up tent and sleep outside on the earth in your backyard if that’s available to you. Or perhaps, you have a candle lit throughout the weekend like our sacred hearth fire. You can also join just for a few classes throughout the weekend. It’s up to you.
Join in this virtual global gathering of women from all across the world.
ORIGINAL GATHERING DATES
SUN SESSION (originally June 4-8 )
- postponed until 2021
MOON SESSION (originally June 11-15)
- postponed until 2021
Spirit Weavers Gathering is a five day celebration of cultures past, a remembering and practicing of basic human skills to ensure the survival of the body and the soul. Fermenting foods, weaving, dying fabrics, creating ceremony, sharing meals at night and dreams in the morning, drinking tea, and making plant medicines- singing songs, together as a community- these were the common knowledge ways and part of the simple pleasures of a life lived in balance and harmony with nature. Let us gather together as Women and share our skills in remembrance of the beauty path and an honoring of our Ancestors.
