Forest Temple: Bealtaine
Sun, Apr 30
|Mebane
Bealtaine marks the halfway point between Spring Equinox and Summer Solstice and is an opportunity to celebrate the cycle of growth currently underway. The energy of these early Summer days calls us to sing, dance, create, and delight in the pleasure of our sensuous aliveness!
Time & Location
Apr 30, 2023, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Mebane, 1021 N Frazier Rd, Mebane, NC 27302, USA
About the Program
Bealtaine marks the halfway point between Spring Equinox and Summer Solstice. If the message of Spring Equinox is about breaking free from what is confining, then Bealtaine is about embracing freedom and taking it into the realms of embodied fulfillment and ecstacy. Let us join the seasonal frolicking and commune with the vitality of life. It's all about releasing your inhibitions, letting go of the things that hold you back, and allowing yourself to express what comes naturally!
Nature reflects the vitality of life that inevitably arises after a time of dormancy and digestion. As we look toward the peak of the year with Summer Solstice on the horizon, the seasonal energy is building toward fullness. This expansion reflects a time of growth which ultimately leads toward abundance, and so Bealtaine invites you to tap into the source of your vitality - that which makes you come alive.
Bealtane is an opportunity to celebrate the wholeness of who you are becoming and the cycle of growth that is currently underway. The energy of these early Summer days calls us to sing, dance, make love, create, and delight in the pleasure of our sensuous aliveness; to express our joy in bold new ways. It's a time of year that also reminds us to give thanks and to honor the beauty and gifts of our unique expression; how necessary we are as part of the vast web of life.
THIS GATHERING WILL COMBINE ELEMENTS OF:
- Community connection
- Exploring seasonal themes & Insights
- Creativity, movement, and play
- Earth connection
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
OVERVIEW:
- 3-3:30: welcome & opening circle
- 3:30-4: TBD
- 4-4:30: TBD
- 4:30-5: harvest & closing
WHAT TO WEAR / BRING:
- Please wear whatever you will feel most comfortable in. Ideally close toed shoes.
- Drinking water
- Bug repellant if necessary
- Sun screen if applicable
ACCESSIBILITY / LOCATION NOTES:
- Gravel roads and mowed grassy area for parking
- Meeting in the grass under the Grandmother Oak Tree
- Trails: natural surface trails include mowed grass trails along the fields and narrow foot paths through the forests
- Rest rooms: outdoor privy / not wheelchair accessible
We strive to be diverse, intergenerational and accessible people of all walks of life. Please contact us when you'll be attending with children or when accessibility is a concern so that we can be as accommodating as possible.
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