As the Autumn tips towards the first few days of Winter, here in the Northern Hemisphere, there is a sense of everything being whipped up and destabilised. The Harvest is done and if it's not done by now, then it's too late, too late, too late. The wind shrieks, rain penetrates in sharp, unwelcome angles and darkness crowds in. How do you manage it?
The mythos of this time of year is that it is when the veil between the living and the dead is thinnest. This is a broadly cross-cultural phenomenon and so ubiquitous as to not be an accident. The dead are close. It is a ghosty time of year.
No matter if you believe in all this or not, the wildness of the weather, can easily elicit feelings of existential unrest and emotional destabilisation. Maybe the fag end of Autumn naturally carries this within it. But add to this, climate shifting big weather events and the craziness being whipped up on the human scene at the moment and it all adds up to a very wierdy, wildy time.
This workshop is an invitation to gather together, settle in, invite in some protective powers, do some banishing of what's no longer relevant, and some gathering in of our precious longings. What resources do we want to take with us into the Winter time? Let's see if we can carve a stable enough path for ourselves through the wild unrest.
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