Sound, breath, qi gong and poetry at the September harvest moon (full on Saturday 26^th September),

2-5pm: An afternoon of sharing, as we pass the autumn equinox, and enter a time of gratitude for what we have harvested, and of letting go of what we no longer need.

5-6pm: Bring and share snack, fire ceremony explanation

6-7.30pm: Shamanic fire ceremony in the Inca tradition.

Fee: £55 for the afternoon session, fire ceremony no charge.

The harvest moon is the moon closest to the autumn equinox, which this year is the September full moon. It rises just after sunset, allowing farmers to harvest in the evening by moonlight. It is a time of reflection and balance, when we can celebrate the abundance we have gathered and at the same time begin to let go of what we no longer need. In the East the harvest moon marks the Autumn Mooncake Festival, where people light hundreds of paper lanterns and send them up to the moon.