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🕯️ Sacred Sisterhood — October Honoring the Ancestors Saturday, October 9, 2027 | 3:00–6:00 PM Facilitators: Brooke + Shawna Elements: Water + Spirit | Ancestral Season October carries us deeper into the inward season. The leaves fall, the days shorten, and the natural world reminds us that letting go, death, remembrance, and renewal are all part of the same sacred cycle. Honoring the Ancestors invites us to remember the lives, stories, and lineages that came before us—and to consider what continues to live through us. For women, lineage can hold many things. We may carry the strength, traditions, recipes, stories, resilience, creativity, and wisdom of the women before us. We may also recognize patterns, wounds, or ways of being that we no longer wish to carry forward. Some of us know our ancestry intimately; others may have complicated, fragmented, adopted, chosen, or unknown relationships with where we come from. There is room for every story here. Working with Water and Spirit, we honor memory, emotion, intuition, grief, and the unseen threads connecting past, present, and future. As we move toward the ancestral season of Samhain, we create space to remember those who have gone before—not only through grief, but through gratitude, story, reverence, and the ways their lives continue to ripple into ours. October asks us to consider what we have inherited, what we wish to honor, what we are ready to transform, and what we choose to carry forward for those who will come after us. ✨ What to Expect A reverent afternoon of reflection, Sacred Crafting, seasonal ritual, ancestral remembrance, connection, and sisterhood, honoring those who came before us and the wisdom carried through generations. As with every Sacred Sisterhood Circle, we practice consent and holding sacred space—recognizing that ancestry, family, loss, and grief can hold tenderness and complexity, and allowing each woman to participate and share only what feels right for her. 🍂 Seasonal Nourishment Warming spiced chai + seasonal pumpkin bread What from those who came before you deserves to be remembered, honored, transformed, or carried forward?