Mystical Twelve Holy Nights
A powerful ritual to close the old year and dream in the new
The Twelve Holy Nights are a time when the veils between our world and the Otherworld are thin, and we draw inward to gather in circle, connect back to our roots, reflect on the past year and also start envisioning the new one.
I celebrate this special time from December 25 to January 5 and invite you to come on this journey with me!
If you …
… this course is for you!
If you’d like to know more about the Twelve Holy Nights, you can find an article here “What are the Twelve Holy Nights?”.
What others say:
To be honest, I loved everything! The way you approach the topic, the beautifully written emails, the useful and easy to digest content (especially as a newbie), the valuable suggestions for rituals, the journaling prompts, your mindful and loving way to hold the space, it was simply amazing!
Your Options:
Option A, including:
This might seem like a lot, and I invite you to only take and do what feels right to you from any suggestions I might make – and ditch the rest! This time between the years is primarily a time for yourself, with focus on rest and recovery!
I’ll offer this course again in December 2024!
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Option B, including:
I’ll offer this course again in December 2024!
If you want to be the first to know when enrollment opens,
sign-up for Mo(o)nday Musings, my weekly personal e-letter with inspiration and support on your monthly cyclical journey
(in pre-, peri- and post-menopause):
I’m looking forward to having you on the journey!
What others say
You have such an empathetic way of writing, and getting the emails straight into my inbox was very handy. I didn’t have to log on anywhere and could simply browse them when I needed some inspiration.
The course is done really well, you meet me where I am and don’t overwhelm me with too much information. It was so easy to incorporate into my daily life.