MAY | Wreathing the Greens of Mid-Spring with Miah

$45.00

Let's connect with our inner craftsperson for a ritual dedicated to herbal handiwork and making beauty in the world! Wreathing is an ancient process of twisting, encircling, and weaving plants into a circular shape. For our May ritual, we will work with herbs, flowers, and grasses to make uniquely personalized seasonal wreaths. What habits, attitudes, and ways of being are you seeking to twist, circle, and weave into your life? Let's wreathe our hopes, dreams, and prayers into reality!

Materials:

  • 1 metal clothes hanger

  • At least 7 arm lengths of natural twine or string such as cotton embroidery thread or hemp cord, best if you can obtain a spool or bundle 

  • At least 7 handfuls of fresh, aromatic, green herbs, such as mugwort, lavender, sage, tagetes, cleavers etc. keep as much of the length of the stem as possible. herbs can be wildcrafted from abundant nature areas, harvested from gardens, or store bought.

DATE : Monday, May 20
TIME : 6-7:30pm PDT
LOCATION : Online on Zoom

Zoom link will be sent the day-of program, and you’ll receive a recording available for 3 months after the program date.

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The RITUALS series.

A vibrant offering of seasonal rituals to nourish heart, mind, body, and spirit.

Offered online on the third Monday of each month, these 90-minute sessions provide an accessible, shared space to dive into guided ritual practice. 

Connect to presence, nature, the elements of the season, and your sacred self.

Drop into one ritual, sign up for a season, or join us for the full year of RITUALS.

 

Meet your guide.

Miah: craftsperson, educator, earth steward

My heart overflows with gratitude for the spirit guides and guardian angels who inspire me to make art and beauty in the world. I understand making as a process of energetic alchemy, where spirit becomes matter and ideas become reality. What type of world do we want to inhabit? Let’s build it! 

I work as a social justice educator, Ethnic Studies professor, and scholar activist. In this way, I follow in the footsteps of my ancestors who made the path by walking it. I support the integration of indigenous knowledge with radical dreamwork to make a pathway for just transition and collective liberation.