About This Event

Gather round for a soulful drum journey under the Harvest Full Moon—let’s vibe and heal together in person! Join Our Harvest Full Moon Shamanic Drum Journey Circle! Get ready for an in-person experience like no other. Under the glowing harvest full moon, we’ll gather to dive deep into rhythmic drumming and Shamanic vibes. Whether you’re new or a seasoned journeyer, come connect, relax, and explore your inner world with the power of the drum. Bring your open heart and let’s create some magic together! The Harvest Full Moon is acknowledged as a spiritual reaping, to harvest the "fruits" of intentions planted in the spring. A time to celebrate accomplishments and internal growth, and a time to honour the energy release of the Autumn Equinox that represents a balance of light and dark. Shamans use this equilibrium to release behaviours or habits that no longer serve and to prepare the soul for the quieter, shadow-work months of winter. This is an optimal time to connect to ancestors as the golden glow of the Harvest Moon is heavily tied to honouring lineage, spirit guides, and the natural world, as the veil between the physical and spiritual realms begins to thin. I will use the light of the Harvest Moon to amplify healing and blessing, and to give back to the earth through offering and ceremony that expresses appreciation for life's bounty and to release the old, and prepare your spirit for winter. Under this Harvest Full Moon, join me to journey to the Lower World, Middle World and Cord Cut, where I will help you to release what ties you to unhealthy emotional past events, places, or people. The Harvest Full Moon (the full moon closest to the Autumnal Equinox) represents the peak of physical and spiritual manifestation. It marks a powerful time for gratitude, abundance, and letting go of old patterns, serving as a bridge between the active light of summer and the inward darkness of winter and in Bristol, the Harvest Full Moon peaks on Saturday, 26 September 2026 at 16:49 BST, occurring before sunset.

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