Goddess Sisterhood Circle ~ on Zoom
Grief Support
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"If there is a future, it will wear a crown of feminine design. "
Aurobindo Ghose
"To look at another woman with inspiration rather than the green eyes of envy.
To love another woman as a sister, rather than seeing them as the enemy.
To remember we each hold a love so vast and powerful it could heal the World,
To realise within our femininity is a strength that can moves mountains,
That can either heal or crush another’s soul,
To take our responsibility as the wardens of Mother Earth as a privilege, rather than a burden.
To embrace and engage with the unspoken within and without.
To heal our wounds consciously for ourselves, our ancestors, future generations and one another.
To allow the feelings to flow through,
To be acknowledged and let go.
To observe,
To speak from the heart,
To accept our vulnerabilities as strength,
Sister I see you as you speak your truth,
Sister I honour you as you claim who you are,
Sister I hold you as you rise to who you are destined to be.'
~Clare Deale
Saturday December 11
9-10:30am MT
Quarterly this Goddess circle holds space for our Grief
See You are not alone, below
Goddess remembrance is humanities doorway to alignment with nature, attunement with purpose
and it offers us possibilities hidden in plain sight in our past and present
to reclaim a peaceful and global existence here on Earth.
"The Goddess reveals herself as woman warrior, teacher, mother and consort. In different moods, she appears youthful, ancient, or ageless. These are actual dimensions of experience which can be entered by her devotees. She is divine creativity, evolutionary energy, timeless awareness, transcendent reality, and she is every woman.
She constitutes the feminine principle within male and female persons and also manifests the gender free feminine-self luminous Mother Wisdom, non dual awareness and bliss." -Lex Hixon
Each Goddess circle we will dive deeper into understanding the Goddess and how her
ancient stories and myths
give us hope and strength in modern times.
This is not a yoga class, but a joining of sisters in circle of support and co creation.
We will ground, connect, write, dance and share.
This session will be focused on grief support.
Ways to access and increase Shakti and Goddess energy
- Activate your sacral chakra.
- Tap into the water element.
- Meditate, meditate, meditate.
- Call on Kali, Durga, or Parvati.
- Follow the Moon.
- Grab some moonstone.
- Take time with nature.
- Get in touch with your shadow side.
While I am facilitating this event, I'm looking forward to us joining with the gifts we have to offer one another as a group.
Now is the time for us to take our seat, with our collective energy and feminine strength we can impact the world we live in.
It's time to gather together in the sanctuary of our homes and call in the divine feminine. We need some global healing and the feminine is the way toward a world with more balance. We need the feminine and the masculine to combine collectively. In ancient times when we were more in tune with this balance, life was more harmonious. What we need is harmony.
Let's gather and offer our strengths to one another, focus on community and share our riches about how we can cope and possibly even thrive in and through these times. We will have some open discussion and break it up with a dance session.
Create a comfortable space to sit in with space to get up and dance.
With the assistance of the Goddess, we will unravel her timeless, sustainable sense of healing, and
so beyond the borders of our gathering, waves of this can be felt throughout the world.
Wear comfortable clothing.
You are welcome to dress up for your sisters and yourself, or come in your pajamas!
The beauty of being at home.
What to bring;
A candle
any sacred objects
something to write on
make sure you have space to get up and dance and for this one a spot to lay down
Suggested donation $20-$25, give what you can.
No one will be turned away for financial reasons, we prefer to hold you in circle when times are tough.
To reserve your spot, register by submitting payment to;
Venmo account, Christine-Moore-123
Paypal account: csymore@aol.com
Please indicate it is for friends or family. That way I won't have to pay fees.
Or mail a check
Christine Moore
PO box 432
Palisade Co
81526
Meeting ID: 893 4659 9531
Passcode: 876355
Passcode: 876355
You are not alone!
I see you and respect that your story is one I could never imagine.
We walk together as survivors in our process of our grief. Each one different and many startlingly similar. Our grief circles offer support, guidance and there is no hierarchy to the grief. We hold space for sisters with whatever kind of grief they hold. The feedback from these gatherings is amazing,
My life has been filled with grief & recovering and becoming resilient from loss and learning how to manage grief.
I have been called to assist others in this process in a rather organic throughout my life.
When I was 24, my best friend was diagnosed with breast cancer. After 5 remissions, she lost her battle. I was devastated and lost and yet I had to pull it together to care for my young son. He was really my thread to sanity and after 7 years of therapy and grief work I was better able to manage my husbands death in 1996.
I still had a lot to process and eventually sought support again, not to mention reading every book about grief I could get ahold of. I lost a lover to suicide, my father to cancer and most recently a dear friend in a shooting in Boulder Colorado in March of 2021.
I see you and respect that your story is one I could never imagine.
We walk together as survivors in our process of our grief. Each one different and many startlingly similar. Our grief circles offer support, guidance and there is no hierarchy to the grief. We hold space for sisters with whatever kind of grief they hold. The feedback from these gatherings is amazing,
My life has been filled with grief & recovering and becoming resilient from loss and learning how to manage grief.
I have been called to assist others in this process in a rather organic throughout my life.
When I was 24, my best friend was diagnosed with breast cancer. After 5 remissions, she lost her battle. I was devastated and lost and yet I had to pull it together to care for my young son. He was really my thread to sanity and after 7 years of therapy and grief work I was better able to manage my husbands death in 1996.
I still had a lot to process and eventually sought support again, not to mention reading every book about grief I could get ahold of. I lost a lover to suicide, my father to cancer and most recently a dear friend in a shooting in Boulder Colorado in March of 2021.