Full Moon in Aries

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Saturday, September 26 at 7pm

Coedwig & Co. • The Forest Room 

3857 N. Steele Street #1288
(southside entrance)

The Full Moon in Aries brings our attention back to the self. Our needs. Our desires. Our limits. The parts of us that know what we want before we begin negotiating with everyone else in the room.

This ceremony explores the difference between selfishness that disconnects us from others and healthy selfishness that allows us to care for ourselves without guilt, resentment, or self-abandonment.|

Through Conscious Connected Breathwork with Josie Day of Respira, guided reflection with Megan of Coedwig & Co., cacao, and a closing fire ceremony, we’ll work with one central question:

What does healthy selfishness look like to you?

We’ll begin by grounding into The Forest Room with Josie guiding the group through Conscious Connected Breathwork, using continuous breath and music to create space for release, awareness, and deeper connection with the body.

From there, Megan will guide reflection and journaling around needs, boundaries, desire, and the ways we make ourselves smaller or less important in relationship to others.

We’ll close with cacao and a fire ceremony centered on what you are ready to release in order to make more room for yourself.

Aries reminds us that having needs does not make us difficult. Wanting something does not automatically make us demanding. Choosing ourselves does not require us to stop caring about anyone else.

This Full Moon gives us space to look at where generosity has become depletion, where compromise has become self-abandonment, and where we may be waiting until everyone else is comfortable before tending to ourselves.

Healthy selfishness asks us to make room for our own well being in the equation.

A journal and something to write with, water, and anything you need to feel comfortable sitting for the evening.

Please arrive ready to be present. To protect the container we create together, side conversations are discouraged once ceremony begins.