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Copyright 2002-2009 Tara Greene - All Rights Reserved
Women's New Moon Dreaming Circle
New Moon Women's Dreaming Circles
Beginning Jan. '08 at 7:00 PM
Dates and Times to be announced.
continuing on each successive New Moon,I invite women wanting to manifest their dreams and visions to gather in circle,do
ceremony, and dream a new dream at each New Moon.
Traditionally women gathered at New Moons and focused on bringing in
new visions, goals, insights, healing and dreams for themselves,each other and their community.
Using the elemental energies offered at each New Moon,Tara Greene, Certified Transformational Psychotherapist will
focus the ceremony using Native Indian shamanic rituals and wisdom,intuitive visons, symbolism, wicca, Dream Work, Meditations,
gifts from the Tarot, Astrology, Dream Work, Journalling, Art work, drumming,sounding,toning movement,and dream maps to enable
all participants to share their dreams and manifest their dreams'intentions.
Working in a sacred circle we expand out visions
of abundance, love, harmony interconnection and peace. Intention is everything.
Please bring a journal, a cushion,
a rattle, and an open heart. Cost is $20. Tea and refreshments will be served. This is a very powerfull Scorpio New Moon,
the perfect time to release the old to make way for the New. New Moon Initiates are very welcome.
Space is
limited, please email ahead of time to register and for more information. In the Queen and Coxwell area of Toronto.
Tara Greene is a professional Therapist,Tarot reader, Astrologer, Psychic, and artist who has lead Women's Spirituality
Workshops, Ceremonies and Dream Groups since 1989. Tara is also available to do individual Dream Coaching
Ah, the Moon, so beautiful in her silvery garments, shining her beams upon us, mirroring our feelings, pulling us like
the ocean tides, reflecting on the waters. The 13 Moon cycles of the year beckon us to flow with her annual dance across
the skies, through the Astrological signs symbols and elements.
She waxes, she wanes, she disappears for 3 nights to rejuvenate. She is constantly showing us the way.
Grandmother Moon, the Native Americans call her.
Pagans have gathered under her silvery beams to worship her. They gather in the Light and in the Dark Moon times.
She rules women, their monthly bleeding cycles synchronized to her rounds, her endless rounds.
Moon Songs
"Under the full moon light we dance, spirits,
dance we dance, joining hands we dance,
joining souls, rejoice."
Nissa, Nissa, Nissa,
Nissa, Nissa, Nissa,
Nissa, Nissa, Nissa,
Guy we oh, Guy we oh - Native American Full Moon Song
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