Join Garwyn and I for an exquisite weaving at the height of Summer's bloom, just before July's Full Moon.
At this time of peak solar and lunar radiance, Mugwort reaches her fullness with aromatic, silvery-buds alive with sweet, sensual energy. Her leaves are a deep green yet soft and silvery underneath, evocative of the Moon and her ability to support women's cycles, health and hormones.
As the Moon moves tides, Mugwort is linked with the water element increasing blood flow to our abdominal organs, encouraging the ebb and flow of menstruation, digestion and the rise of subconscious emotions.
Mugwort's unique bitterness also relaxes nerves, calms fires of inflammation, moves energy and eases anxiety to bring us into a state of presence and receptivity.
The Latin name given to Mugwort is Artemisia Vulgaris - honouring the Greek Goddess Artemis, the original 'wild woman', goddess of the Moon, huntress and fierce protector of nature! Like Artemis, Mugwort's messages are straight and true, bringing forth buried experiences, patterns and stories we need to see, process and heal. A potent oneirogen, she stirs the subconscious, guiding us through dreamscapes that awaken ancient memory and a more primal way of being.
Meeting Mugwort at dusk, we begin with a traditional tea ceremony and smoke, opening the body and stirring the cauldron of consciousness. Once we have received her medicine, we lie and listen, bathed in interwoven sound. There will be an opportunity to share reflections afterwards, should you wish.
What to Expect
Tea Ceremony with Mugwort
Guided Liminal Journey
Immersive Sound Bath with Interwoven Sounds
Optional Sharing Circle for reflection and integration
Healthy, homemade treats to ground back into the body
Where Mill Yard, Duncton Mill, Dye House Lane, Duncton, GU28 0LF
When Sunday 26th July, 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Investment £45
Please note Mugwort is not recommended during pregnancy, while breastfeeding, or if you are actively trying to conceive. Caution for those with deep and unprocessed trauma, anyone with a history of psychosis or borderline personality disorders, and anyone with addiction.