On September 21st, cradled between the Harvest Full Moon and The Fall Equinox, join me, Bryan "Wayshower" Lieser, and a small group of radiant souls for a ceremony and sound journey inspired by the Celitc Festival of "Alban Elfed".

Meaning "The Light of the Water", Alban Elfed is the Celtic celebration of the Fall Equinox and the time of Harvest. It is a time when day and night are once again equal just before the night starts to overtake the day. It is also a time to give praise to both the Great Earth Mother and the Great Father of Abundant Harvest, and to reflect on that which is either helping or hindering our own sense of balance and abundance.

This experience is for a handful of souls who wish to weave the magic of individual/collective intention with the power of artfully-cultivated sound and sacred ceremony. Please only commit to attending if you are ready to show up with full attention/intention and are willing to co-create a profound experience for both yourself and everyone in attendance.

Exchange for this event is $30. Space is limited and pre-registration is requested via paypal, venmo or Zelle. (other arrangements possible for those who are absolutely committed to attending)

Doors open at 6:45. Please arrive early so you can get settled into the ceremony space and so we can start on time. Please bring your own mats/pillows/blankets to create a comfortable space for yourself. You are welcome to bring a small item or two to contribute to the altar space.

If you have any questions. Please feel free to send Bryan a direct message on FB or you can email him at bryan@humanityharmonized.com

We look forward to having your radiant light with us during this powerful experience. May we all be blessed with abundance and balance! Awen!

-Wayshower

"At this time of the Autumn Equinox, we not only give thanks and offer gratitude for the immense blessings of our lives, we also contemplate and prepare for the journey towards winter.

At this time when light is balanced with dark, we search for equilibrium in ourselves. As the growing darkness stretches out before us, we celebrate the paradox and mystery that in times of waning we are blessed with harvest; that in endings there are fruits to nourish us through the darker times." - The Order of Bards, Ovates, and Druids via druidry.org