Community Is Medicine: A New Moon Women's Circle

Join us at the Brooklyn Apothecary on Tuesday, December 8th, from 7pm - 9pm for a women’s circle on the night of the new moon in Sagittarius.

For millennia, women across cultures and continents have formed intentional spaces to gather, share stories, honor the rhythms of nature and life, and offer mutual support. Women’s circles are anti-hierarchical spaces intentionally designed to bring us back to the sacred power of community and to return us to the wisdom that lives within each of us.

Each month, the new moon invites us to set intentions and strengthen the connection to our intuition so we can plant seeds for the future. This month’s new moon is in Sagittarius, a fire sign ruled by Jupiter that is associated with expansion, philosophy, travel, optimism, and luck. It is the perfect time to bring forth a new vision that takes us beyond the bounds of our current circumstances.

Drawing inspiration from yoga, traditional and contemporary rituals, and reverence for the power of the divine feminine, the evening will include an opportunity to connect with your body and breath:

• Co-create an altar to support our intentions
• Share literature and ritual
• and make time for community and restoration.
• There is never any pressure to speak, and we listen without advice or interruption so that we may witness and hold whatever is present.
  

Guests are invited to wear comfortable clothes and bring a journal and a small object for the altar that represents an intention or vision you have for the future. You’ll take it home at the end of the evening.
Come as you are.

Included:

• Herbal tea on arrival
• 15% off Anima Mundi products to shop in store. 

Space is limited, please purchase your tickets prior to event day to secure your space. Refunds accepted up to 24 hours in advance unless otherwise cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. 

Liz Walsh is a yoga teacher, writer, and longtime advocate for women’s rights. Her practice deepened during a transformative time living abroad, when yoga and community became her anchors. She has taught yoga in Los Angeles, Hawaii, Costa Rica, and currently at Yogamaya in New York. She offers women’s circles to carry forward what women who came before have always known: that healing and resistance are not separate acts, and that community is medicine.