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Submitted by Sarah on Tue, 12/11/2007 - 7:12am.
Does anyone know of any events happening for the winter solstice? It seems like there ought to be something happening....and I'm not finding it. Thanks!Rachael over on oly.tribe.net wants to know. If you know of anything please let us know too.
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Sorry to be so vague....
Submitted by jlw on Tue, 12/11/2007 - 3:19pm.Peace became pizza. -- Guglielmo
Solstice Red Cedar Circle
Submitted by flyfreeasabird on Wed, 12/12/2007 - 10:10am.Hello,
we will be having a red cedar circle on this night. the red cedar circle is based in the si.si.wiss tradition on the coastal first peoples.
it is an open healing and prayer circle and i have asked folks to bring teachings about what the solstice is. below is the email i sent out. all are welcome.
for further questions email me at flyfreeasabird@gmail.com.
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hello dear family,
the moon's circle lines up to the day of winter solstice, december 22nd.
on the shortest night of the year join us for a potluck at 7pm and a red cedar circle will follow the meal.
please feel free to bring drums, solstice teachings, songs, friends, and family. this will be an informal sharing circle and we welcome all ethnicities, traditions, ages, and backgrounds to come and share with us this evening. we are usually done by 10pm.
if the weather allows we will have a fire outside after the circle until late.
in peace and looking forward,
~michael (kate.on.sawgaa) kelly
"we are the ones we've been waiting for" -hopi elders
directions: heading south on I-5 take exit 104 and merge onto highway 101 heading west. take the exit marked 'evergreen state college' and keep left to stay on the evergreen parkway. follow the evergreen parkway to the first traffic light, that will be cooper point road. take a left on cooper point road and go a little less than half mile. take a left on 36th Ave nw and go a little less than a mile. take a left on 36th loop and the first left up the driveway. we are the third house on the left.
More solstice yoga
Submitted by jlw on Wed, 12/12/2007 - 3:04pm.It looks like Wild Grace is having a solstice event, too.
Peace became pizza. -- Guglielmo