About this Event
Join our Priestesses of the Spiral Path Women's Circle for soulful sisterhood, a safe and sacred space to share your heart and speak your truth, and participate in powerful indigenous Irish ritual.
The ancient Celtic festival of Bealtaine (pronounced Be-owl-tin-eh), translated from Irish as the “Mouth of Fire”, is the midway point between the Spring Equinox and the Summer Solstice, and marks the start of the Summer season. Similar to its opposite festival in the Celtic Wheel of the Year, Samhain, the veil between the worlds is thin, making it an auspicious time to work with na Sídhe (the “Shining Ones” in Irish) or what we commonly call the Fae. The sacred hawthorn is known as the faerie tree, providing a portal to the Otherworld. As we sip hawthorn tea together in circle, we’ll connect to the medicine of the Shining Ones, and awaken our true heritage of magic, light and love within.
Come join us back at the beautiful Rainbow Heart Healing Collective yurt in southwest Austin. Set amid the tranquil Texas Hill Country surroundings, and cozily nestled in among live oaks, we’ll sip hawthorn tea, beat our drums, and honor the wild willful woman within us!
Date: Wednesday, May 6th
Time: 6:45pm – 10pm (gates close at 7pm)
Location: Private Residence near Belterra, ATX 78737 (address given after booking)
We have 13 spaces available for this intimate circle, including 1 space offered at a special scholarship rate. Because of limited spaces, our circles have a waitlist, so please let us know if you can't attend as this frees up a space for another women to attend. And for your benefit, our refund policy is 3 days, so if you let us know 3 days in advance, your ticket will be automatically refunded.
Items to bring:
- A cushion or low chair to sit on (as we'll be sitting on the floor in circle)
- Journal and pen
- Water
Optional Extras:
- Drum, rattle or sacred noise-maker if you have one
- Special items to place on our altar
- Simple treat to share
Brenda is a Moon Mná Celtic women’s circle facilitator, a shamanic reiki master, and a Journey of Young Women mentor. She works with her own indigenous Irish tradition, guided by her Tuath Dé Danann (pronounced Too-ah Day Dan-ann) preCeltic mythic ancestors, and has been holding safe and sacred space for women since 2021, facilitating in-person and online circles. Visit her website for more details: https://www.brendaryan.com
10% of event regsitration fees will be donated to Hometree, a native tree-planting charity in Co. Clare, dedicated to restoring our Irish temperate rainforests.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Private Drive, Private Drive, Austin, United States
USD 12.51 to USD 33.85
