Circling helps us remember our way back to ourselves, back to each other, and back to a different way of being.
My guess is you probably know this too, and you dream of being in a circle where you can feel held in your tenderness and celebrated in your power. You envision a space of ritual and incense and oracle cards and pillows surrounding a beautiful altar with a candle in the center of it.
But you get stuck on one dang thing: finding the right women to come sit beside you.
Let me help you with that!
(even if you think they don't exist where you live)
The Art of Circle Invitation:
I believe a women’s circle can change the world.
How-to guide for finding your people and calling them in
In this how-to guide, I’ll share:
…plus you’ll get a summarized checklist and invitation examples for you to easily get started!
to help you move through unhelpful beliefs (like “what if they think I’m weird?”) that prevent you from getting your circle invitation out there
SOME MINDSET MAGIC
MY Tried & True GUIDELINES
for writing a magnetic invitation to your circle that will attract the right women (the ones who are in it for the ritual and depth)
REAL DEAL TIPS
from my 10+ years of circling that helped me call in a circle that has lasted over time
My life’s journey has shown me that we aren’t meant to do any of this thing called life alone, that we thrive when we are held in sacred circle, in community.
I have been circling, in some form, for over a decade. While I wasn’t raised in communities of women deeply holding one another, when I experienced circling it quickly became the catalyst for my own empowerment and aliveness. I hold, and participate in circles, imperfectly. But that doesn’t cause me to waiver from my devotion to the practice.
Beyond being a circle tender, I am a writer, host of the Belonging podcast, retreat facilitator, and community holder. I wrote the book, Root & Ritual: Timeless Ways to Connect to Land, Lineage, Community, & the Self. I’ve dedicated my life and work to supporting women to experience a deep sense of belonging by connecting with the cycles of nature, ancestral wisdom, working with their hands, and being in community.
