• *BONUS* Samhain- honoring ancestors, going into the cave, and the life-death-life hag

  • Oct 30 2024
  • Length: 16 mins
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*BONUS* Samhain- honoring ancestors, going into the cave, and the life-death-life hag

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  • Have you heard the expression: “the veil is thin”?

    And do you have an experience of what that means?

    This bonus episode is in honor of what the celtic culture would call Samhain (though plenty of cultures around the world have other celebrations at this time of year honoring the ancestors and marking this moment of the thinning veil).

    In this episode, you’ll hear me muse on

    what I think a “thin veil” means;

    where this particular season fits into the larger seasonal cycles and rhythms of aliveness;

    how working with the season might support us in burnout recovery or keep us from entering into burnout…

    and more.

    I also offer some self-inquiry prompts to perhaps hold lightly as you attend to the seasonal themes of clearing space and harvest.

    Although most of the episode is geared towards the Northern Hemisphere, I offer some brief thoughts for those in the Southern Hemisphere at this point of your Imbolc, too.

    Many blessings for our journey into the cave,

    Kate

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    You can find Kate:

    Website: www.wildsacredjourney.com

    Email – kate@wildsacredjourney.com

    Instagram: @wildsacredjourney_kp

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