Moved and Rose & Sage welcome you to celebrate Mabon—a time for reflection and restoring balance—with The Moving Circle’s autumn equinox gathering.
Like Ostara, Mabon is another moment in the year when light and dark reach an equilibrium. It celebrates the second harvest and invites us to reflect on the balance of giving and receiving in our lives, while giving thanks for the abundance of fruits, nuts, and vegetables gathered from the land. Mabon encourages reflection, gratitude, and letting go, as we acknowledge the cycles of nature and prepare for the coming winter. By honouring this sabbat, we’re reminded to find equilibrium in our own lives and to savour the growth we’ve cultivated so far this year.
Let’s step together into the early spring woodland and open ourselves to receive everything nature has to offer at this moment. We’ll share a meditation, journal and then walk together, gathering natural objects with which we can co-create our symbolic earth altar. We’ll then come together in Circle, where those who want to can share their thoughts, before closing our day with another gentle walk.
BY DONATION
The Moving Circle is about deep connection: connection to self, to each other and to the land. And, for us, it has always been about nurturing meaningful impact. This is why all proceeds of The Moving Circle will now be donated to charitable causes that support women, communities in need and Mother Earth. And for any woman who donates £25 or more, she may bring a friend along for free.
Thank you for being part of our journey. We hope that you will help us plant the seeds of mutual support by spreading the word and inviting others to join us. Community grows through invitation, mutual care and shared experience, and we can’t wait to share this Circle with you.
WHAT TO EXPECT
10:30 AM - Welcome walk
11:00 AM - Outdoor journalling
11:45 AM - Woodland walk and object-gathering
1:15 PM - Sharing circle, offerings and oracle cards
2:00 PM - Closing walk
2:30 PM - Finish
HOW TO GET THERE
For those driving, free parking is available at the free RSPB car park near Rough Common. For those using public transport, buses run regularly from Canterbury bus station to Rough Common Turn. And if you are taking a train, we recommend buying a flexible return ticket since finish timings are only approximate.
Further details of what to expect, wear and bring will follow by email. We can’t wait to welcome you.
Please note: As this is a charitable event, tickets for The Moving Circle are non-refundable.