Join us for a gathering re-indigenizing solstice, turning towards our inner light, and honoring the sacred darkness on the longest night of the year.Guided by the Inuit practice of Qaartsiluni: ‘sitting together in the darkness, quietly waiting for something creative or important to occur’ and remembering our own ancestral lineages we’ll invite in practices for centering and restoring as we continue expanding towards times of renewal.Flow:<ul><li>4 pm: start time, harvest gratitude and soup item drop off, altar co-creation</li></ul><ul><li>4:30 pm: opening prayer and intention setting</li></ul><ul><li>5:00 pm: doors close for opening to darkness communal sit and meditation</li></ul><ul><li>7:30 pm: transmutation fire circle</li></ul><ul><li>~~~End Times are colonial~~~</li></ul>What to bring:Vegetable or herb for communal soup and gratitude ritualWarm clothes for fire circleComforting item for accompaniment in the dark