Celebrating Togetherness During the Longest Night

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Its been a year of powerful change for all of us here at the Meehl Foundation. WE have welcomed new friends and say good-bye to others. Sickness and health, love and joy have surrounded us as the presence of the Universe has supported us and SHOWN us grace and gratitude. WE have been honored to share psilocybin with so many and seen the power of mother nature as she revievels herself. For us, the winter season is a time of rest and renewal, to gather our wits about us to be ready for the Spring. WE invite you to gather with us for this holiday.

Gathering with like-minded,warm, spiritual connected people during the winter solstice fosters a sense of connection and warmth amidst the year’s darkest night. Whether hosting a cozy gathering at home or attending community gatherings such as local solstice parties, the essence lies in shared experiences and unity.

Creating meaningful experiences can blend tradition with personal flair:

  • Host a Candlelit Dinner: Embrace the theme of light by dining in candlelight, symbolizing hope and renewal.
  • Storytelling Circles: Share myths, folklore, or personal stories that align with solstice themes.
  • Crafting Night: Make seasonal crafts like solstice wreaths or ornaments that reflect personal interpretations of the season.
  • Music and Dance: Integrate traditional music or create new playlists that celebrate the return of light.

These activities nurture bonds and keep alive the rich tapestry of cultural heritage while allowing room for individual expression.

Embracing the Magic of Winter Solstice

The winter solstice is more than just an astronomical event. It presents a meaningful opportunity for us to connect with ourselves and reflect on our lives, even in the midst of our busy modern world. As the days gradually become longer, we are reminded of life’s cyclical nature—a powerful invitation to pause, think, and rejuvenate.

By acknowledging this seasonal change, we not only honor age-old customs but also create new paths that resonate with our personal journeys. Whether through quiet meditation, community gatherings, or solitary walks in nature, the winter solstice encourages us to:

  • Reflect on the past year: Consider what has been learned and how these lessons can shape intentions for the future.
  • Celebrate resilience and renewal: Recognize personal growth during challenging times and embrace the potential for transformation.
  • Cultivate gratitude: Acknowledge the beauty in life’s simple moments and express appreciation for loved ones.

Each person can discover their own unique ways to celebrate this special time, crafting rituals that speak to their individual experiences and hopes. Embrace the magic of the winter solstice as a reminder of the light within us

Dec 20-22 (Winter Solstice) 4 openings

or

Jan 10 – 12 (Full Moon)
Jan 31 – Feb 2 (Imbolc) 4 spots open

Ceremony can be booked at: www.meehlfoundation.org/plant-medicine

Please call us directly at 979.248.0840 if you wish to schedule a private family ceremony in your state or mine (Washington).

We have a sliding fee for Vets and Trauma Survivors as a non-profit 501c3 entheogenic Church (yes some will attend for free)…yes you can reschedule at any time should something happen and you can not attend on the date you have chosen.  To be considered for a scholarship we need a  1040 tax form or a disability letter