New Moon

Our women’s circle is a remembering. When women gather intentionally—especially in rhythm with the Moon—we step out of the noise and pace of our everyday lives and return to something more ancient. Sitting together in circle tends our  nervous system, invites truth, and creates a space where we can be seen and heard without the need to fix or solve eachother. Over time, this shared witnessing becomes medicine as our trust of the process and each other builds.

Gathering outdoors, around a fire, deepens this medicine. Fire warms, illuminates, and holds us in the present moment, while the earth beneath our feet reminds us that we belong here, that the earth is our home. In nature, our defences naturally fall away; we breathe differently, listen more deeply, and attune to the quiet wisdom that exists beyond even the words. The rhythms of the land mirror our own inner landscapes—light and dark, growth and rest—and allow us to meet ourselves honestly and gently.

When women circle together regularly, relationships are built  through deep sharing and presence. As we return month after month, trust deepens, stories weave together, and a  sisterhood forms. Our connection to the earth mirrors our connection to each other: rooted and cyclical.  In tending these connections, we are invited back into relationship with ourselves—remembering who we are beneath the roles we carry and the masks we wear.  We embody our strength and softness. The circle holds us and we hold each other.

As the trees release their leaves and the nights deepen, this Scorpio New Moon offers a moment to turn inward. In the weeks following Samhain, the earth is drawing its energy back to the roots. We, too, can pause and listen to what needs tending beneath the surface.

In astrology, Scorpio is associated with transformation, emotional depth and the cycles of death and renewal. These themes invite us to sit  with what we feel. To notice what we are ready to release, where our energy is held, what we want to return to the earth and what we wish to nurture through the darker months to birth in the spring.

We will gather in our circle to share this threshold. As always, a space to be witnessed, to listen to the body and to set intentions rooted in what feels important. There is no hurry to find the answers. Something may begin simply through giving ourselves time to listen.