
Gather in ceremony, be witnessed in your becoming.
Come around the Circle.
Eight times throughout the year, a small circle of women gather in my home to mark the turning of the seasons.
Together, we step out of the pace of ordinary life and into sacred time, gathering in ceremony to honour Samhain, Yule, Imbolc, Ostara, Beltane, Litha, Lughnasadh and Mabon.
The Coven is intentionally intimate, with space for just seven women to join me around the Circle. Together, we practice ritual, share stories, work with the wisdom of the season, and notice what the turning of mother Gaia might be illuminating within our own lives.
You are welcome to join us for a single Sabbat, or return throughout the year and walk the Wheel with us.
Eight women | Eight seasonal thresholds | A Circle we return to as the Wheel turns.
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The Coven isn't about stepping away from ordinary life to become more spiritual.
It is about returning to ordinary life more awake to it.
Over time, these eight ceremonies become more than dates on a calendar. They become a rhythm of returning, and a way of remembering that we, too, belong to the cycles of the living world.

Gather with the seasons.
Deepen through ceremony.
We cross the thresholds together.
Across the year, we gather at eight seasonal thresholds:
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SAMHAIN invites us into descent, remembrance and the mysteries of death and renewal.
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YULE honours the longest night and the quiet return of the light.
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IMBOLC marks the first stirrings beneath the surface and the tending of what is beginning to emerge.
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OSTARA brings us into balance, renewal and the quickening energy of spring.
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BELTANE celebrates vitality, desire, fertility, creativity and the fullness of life returning.
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LITHA meets us at the height of the sun, honouring illumination, abundance and fullness.
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LUGHNASADH marks the first harvest and invites us to notice what our tending has brought into being.
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MABON brings us again to balance, harvest, gratitude and preparation for the descent toward darkness.
Then the Wheel turns.
We return to these thresholds each year carrying different questions, experiences, losses, celebrations and desires. The seasons may be familiar, but we encounter them as the women we are now.
The season returns. We return differently.


