Equinox Ritual

~ Join us in sacred space to honour the turning of the wheel to the Autumnal Equinox. ~

The Equinox is a beautiful time to gather in celebration of the fall and harvest season. During this ritual offering, we will come together as our ancestors have done for thousands of years.

Our time will involve ritual, reflection, discussion, and solo time on the land. We will close with a shared potluck feast and song around the fire.

Please bring a small camp chair and/or blanket, a journal and writing utensils, an item for the collective altar, a dish to share for the feast, a hand drum or rattle if you have one.

I look forward to seeing you there!

LOCATION 

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This offering will take place in the Nine Mile River Valley just outside of Dungannon. The address is 83933 Cransford Line. Follow the driveway ~100m until you arrive at the campsite next to the river. We will direct you where to park from there.

REGISTRATION 

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The cost of this offering is $50. You can secure your spot by sending an etransfer to: innercadence@gmail.com.

*No one will be turned away due to lack of funds. Please reach out if the cost is a barrier or if you would like to offer a reciprocal exchange.

FACILITATOR 

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Cadence Moffat McCann (she/her) ~ ritualist / healer / facilitator / guide ~ 

I come from long lineages of Celtic and Germanic Peoples. I am on a journey of reconnecting and honouring them through land-based ceremony and ritual. I have facilitated wilderness education and healing for nearly 20 years across Canada. I am dedicated to helping us remember our place in the web of life through deep nature connection and sacred circles. 

https://innercadence.com

CONTACT

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Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or want more information: Cadence - innercadence@gmail.com

*With gratitude, this offering takes place on the lands of the Odawa, Mississauga, and Anishinabewaki ᐊᓂᔑᓈᐯᐗᑭ Peoples. I am dedicated to supporting a process of decolonization

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