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What a beautiful Gathering we had at the Spring Equinox..., thank you all Wo'Moon, who were with us and thank you everyone for your good wishes and prayers.

I have witnessed some courageous Wo'Moon. Wo'Moon who let go, and then stepped into the Circle of Life with new affirmations for the year to come...listened to their stories, their songs, their music...I was honoured to be with you all, and to share all these wonder-filled moments...thank you :-)

 May you all journey well and may we meet again,

With Love,

Claudia xxx

 

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Claire said...

I attended the Wo'Moons circle of one for the second time and enjoyed the unique experience of spending, what felt like sacred time, with women I hardly know. I had a beautiful evening. I took my dear lovely friend Edith with me and she "wants to come back!" We drove home under a clear star filled sky. The following morning I awoke to the Earth around my home covered in a fresh snow. It made me feel as if our prayers and blessing had been sent into the atmosphere and throughout the night had fallen as purifying snow, blessing the Earth for all of us to go forward into a new spring. Later in the week I was walking with my dog and thinking about 'the circle of one' and it’s potential for healing and peace. One-day women could be meeting in this way across the world. Then essentially as you travel around the world there will always be a group of women meeting and sending love and blessings out to the universe. So when you feel the need of a blessing you will only need to raise your head to the sky and feel their love and blessing showering down on you – a beautiful shower of gold dust sparkling over and through you. In reality this will already be happening, just think about the diversity of worship that is continually being practiced across the world collectively and individually. I feel the intention of Wo’Moon’s circles would make this golden sphere surrounding our Earth have a more personal dimension. In the 1960’s Dr James Lovelock ‘formulated the Gaia hypothesis. It is an ecological hypothesis that proposes that living and nonliving parts of the earth are a complex interacting system that can be thought of as a single organism. Named after the Greek earth goddess, this hypothesis postulates that all living things have a regulatory effect on the Earth's environment that promotes life overall.’(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaia_hypothesis ). So… some people believe that we each have an aura surrounding us, if you agree with Dr Lovelocks hypothesis shouldn’t the Earth also have an aura? Sit down and have a think about it………. Blessing to all

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