Births, deaths, marriages, careers, moving home, ill-health, divorce, puberty, the menopause.

This short life is filled with points of transition which challenge us to find flow. Many of us feel out of touch with organised religion, or considered neurotic by medical ‘professionals’ as we navigate the upheavals of modern life in the urban jungle.

Our ancient ancestors stood at the threshold of life changes in ceremony to celebrate, anchor or make sense of complex emotions. Somewhere along the line, we lost our connection with these Earth-based traditions as they became engulfed by the concrete, traffic, hashtags and pixels of modern civilisation.

It’s time to reclaim the art of ceremony in the spirit of peaceful anarchy, away from the hierarchy of organised religion, government or whichever conduit decides to stand in the way of your connection with all that is.

Ceremony brings people together in community to draw power and inspiration from the present moment. Through this gateway we can touch another dimension, stop time and surrender to the authenticity of the moment.

Ceremonies are tailored to the group or individual and can include the following:

• Preparing a sacred space
• Crafting sacred objects and sigils
• Circle casting, focusing intent and raising energy
• Meditation, breathwork, visualisation and journeying
• Sound baths with gongs, tibetan bowls, drums and rattles
• Fire ceremonies
• Divination with cards
• Closing and disbanding
• Integration

Finding the courage to be vulnerable makes us feel truly alive and the gift of the present can help us initiate change instead of being at the mercy of it.

We undertake this journey for ourselves and all our relations. Mitakuye Oyasin (Lakota Sioux prayer – “all are related”).