Our Ceremonies
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Rainbow Moon Collective offers an eclectic variety of ceremonies geared toward self-healing, community and connection, emotional and spiritual safety, and personal ascension.
No two ceremonies are exactly alike. Though there may be similar themes as the year goes around, each person, energy, planetary alignment, season and intention ensures that the magic curated here is designed especially for those who attend.
Below is a list including, but not limited to, the types of ceremony, healings and offers you may experience here.
We can’t wait to cultivate magic with you <3
Types Of Ceremonies
🌝 Moon Ceremony - centers around themes having to do with the cycle of the moon. Each phase has a different meaning and can be channeled for a specific purpose.
🔥Fire Release Ceremony - using the power of flame, we can release what no longer serves us.
🔮Crystal Ceremony - utilizes crystals, and crystal grids can be used to achieve and amplify the solutions we seek.
🌊Water Ceremony - cleanses and aids in helping us release and renew.
🥁Drumming Ceremony - the use of rhythm and the beat of the drum dates back centuries. mimicking the heartbeat, drumming can bring a person into a deep trance state in mediation, where clarity and healing can take over the ego and transform your energy. Those who do not wish to participate in drumming are encouraged to dance, ecstatically if you will, helping to shake off stagnant energy, connect with ones body, get creative juices flowing, and release.
🗣️ Breathwork Ceremony - connects us with our breath to reach a meditative state releasing toxins and stress when you breath out and nourish your mind and body when you breath in, self-regulating your nervous system.
✨ Manifestation Ceremony - helps us get clear on our goals and intentions to make our dreams a reality.
💰 Abundance Ceremony - utilizes manifestation and gratitude to transmute lower frequencies into abundance.
❤️🩹 Healing Ceremony - incorporates shadow work, practicing gratitude, cleansing, and releasing what no longer serves us.
👥 Shadow Work Ceremony - doing the work to heal can be dark and not always easy, but necessary for our growth.
🙏🏻 Gratitude Ceremony - being mindful and practicing gratitude is essential to grounding, manifesting, and living a happier, healthier and more fulfilled life.
Wheel of the Year ceremonies
Yule (December 19-23) to celebrate the transition from fall to winter. It is the darkest night of the year, symbolizing hibernation and the need to take time for isolation.
Imbolc (February 1-2) promises warmer weather and longer days. Witches and magic folk rededicate to their goals and promises, and traditionally this is when we initiate or reinitiate to magic.
Ostara (March 19-23) channels the energy of the spring equinox. It is the holiday of renewal and fertility. We set intentions and plant “seeds” to tend.
Beltane (April 30 – May 1) is affectionately known as the love festival. Traditionally witches light bonfires and escape for a night of fun and dancing, and there is a Maypole to dance around. It is also traditionally a night of love and romance.
Litha/Midsummer (June 19-23) celebrates the summer solstice and the daylight is at its longest. We celebrate the growing harvest and culmination of our goals.
Lughnasadh (August 1-2) marks the first “harvest” of the year. As the days shorten and the weather cools, we are invited to gather, give gratitude and enjoy the splendor of what we have nurtured all summer.
Mabon (September 20-24) symbolizes the begin of fall and the continuance of the harvest. We gather with loved ones and prepare for winter.
Samhain (October 31 – November 1) is the time of the year when the veil between worlds is thin, and said to be easier to commune with those who have passed and those who never lived.
Additional Bonuses
Yoga
Plant Medicine
Guided Meditations
Ecstatic Dancing
Reiki Circles
Tarot Readings
Additional Sound Bath Healing
Special Guests