Sabbat Ceremony, Imbolc Workshop

Carmel Smickersgill, Tours & Activities Editor

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Sabbat Ceremony - Imbolc Workshop

30 January 2022

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Join Amy and Eva for an evening of celebration where you’ll learn about the sabbats and connect with what they mean to you, through meditation and journaling. We’ll come together in circle and creative community, before a dreamy dual Reiki treatment to seal the group’s time together.

Imbolc: To mark this turning of the wheel they will be using the collective creative energy to create Brigid’s Crosses and Sun Wheels for Imbolc. Brigid’s Crosses represent the crossover between dark and light and were traditionally hung over doors and windows to ward off fire, storms and illness.

Sun Wheels welcome the returning light. Join us to make something steeped in history to hang in your window this Imbolc.

Eva from Moonhive Healing is a Reiki Master practitioner, and a Rituals and Ceremonies  facilitator who is passionate about bringing ritual into the every day to encourage a more fulfilling and balanced life.

Amy is the owner of Bee Wellness, a holistic therapist, energy healer and space holder for ceremony, ritual and meditation. Amy’s treatments are bespoke to your needs and can therefore differ from session to session, using a mix of traditional, shamanic, crystal and Reiki techniques. Her passion is to show you how you have the ability to heal yourself!

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