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Join Emily, Priestess of the Stars, Priestess of the River Valley, and Sistar of the Dark Heart in the Avalon Tradition for this heart-centered tea ceremony to honor the Harvest Full Moon on September 26, 2026.
At the fullness of the Moon, we gather for tea as our ancestors once did. There is magic abound when we connect with the cycles of the Moon and live in tune with her rhythms. The Full Moon reminds us of the duality of life and invites us to hold the tension of opposites. During Libra season, the Full Moon illuminates the opposite sign of Aries. Aries is the first sign of the zodiac and speaks to our relationship with self, the spark of our individual identity, and desire. Libra is the sign at the center of the zodiac and speaks to our relationship with others, balance, and reciprocity. Together, these energies invite us to explore the sacred space between self and other, independence and connection, and the ways these seeming opposites can exist in harmony.
Tea is an ancient and sacred medicine, often considered the first medicine. This way of ceremonially drinking tea is connected to the Taiwanese and Zen traditions. Tea becomes our medicine, teacher, and friend. The tea we will share comes from old-growth tea forests, meaning the trees have grown on the land for centuries and generations of family farmers tend to these trees. The tea carries sacred wisdom, memory, and medicine that is waiting to be shared with you.
During this tea ceremony, we gather in the fullness of the present moment to receive what the Full Moon illuminates. We are invited to hold the tension between what we have cultivated and what we are ready to release, between the desires of the self and the commitments of relationship, between holding on and letting go. We will attune to the heart, reflect on what we have harvested in our lives this year, and offer up what is weighing us down. With each bowl of tea, we enter more deeply into the quiet wisdom of Lady Luna, Grandmother Moon, allowing her light to illuminate what is ready to be seen, felt, known, and released.
Join Emily, Priestess of the Stars, Priestess of the River Valley, and Sistar of the Dark Heart in the Avalon Tradition for this heart-centered tea ceremony to honor the Harvest Full Moon on September 26, 2026.
At the fullness of the Moon, we gather for tea as our ancestors once did. There is magic abound when we connect with the cycles of the Moon and live in tune with her rhythms. The Full Moon reminds us of the duality of life and invites us to hold the tension of opposites. During Libra season, the Full Moon illuminates the opposite sign of Aries. Aries is the first sign of the zodiac and speaks to our relationship with self, the spark of our individual identity, and desire. Libra is the sign at the center of the zodiac and speaks to our relationship with others, balance, and reciprocity. Together, these energies invite us to explore the sacred space between self and other, independence and connection, and the ways these seeming opposites can exist in harmony.
Tea is an ancient and sacred medicine, often considered the first medicine. This way of ceremonially drinking tea is connected to the Taiwanese and Zen traditions. Tea becomes our medicine, teacher, and friend. The tea we will share comes from old-growth tea forests, meaning the trees have grown on the land for centuries and generations of family farmers tend to these trees. The tea carries sacred wisdom, memory, and medicine that is waiting to be shared with you.
During this tea ceremony, we gather in the fullness of the present moment to receive what the Full Moon illuminates. We are invited to hold the tension between what we have cultivated and what we are ready to release, between the desires of the self and the commitments of relationship, between holding on and letting go. We will attune to the heart, reflect on what we have harvested in our lives this year, and offer up what is weighing us down. With each bowl of tea, we enter more deeply into the quiet wisdom of Lady Luna, Grandmother Moon, allowing her light to illuminate what is ready to be seen, felt, known, and released.