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Sunday, December 20th | 5:00-7:00PM
The word solstice comes from Latin roots meaning “sun stands still.” The Winter Solstice marks the shortest day and longest night of the year, and the entrance into winter. As the natural world lies dormant, we are reminded that rest, endings, and periods of stillness are an essential part of life’s cycles. Beneath the quiet surface, there is space for reflection, grief, for the things we must let go of, and for what may eventually take shape.
Join us at Haeven for an evening of ritual, meditation, and community Reiki. Together, we’ll honor the darkness, create intention, and reflect on the cycles of our own lives as the season unfolds.
Rooted in the warmth of community, this gathering invites us to embrace the stillness of winter and nourish the collective spirit. ✨
Sunday, December 20th | 5:00-7:00PM
The word solstice comes from Latin roots meaning “sun stands still.” The Winter Solstice marks the shortest day and longest night of the year, and the entrance into winter. As the natural world lies dormant, we are reminded that rest, endings, and periods of stillness are an essential part of life’s cycles. Beneath the quiet surface, there is space for reflection, grief, for the things we must let go of, and for what may eventually take shape.
Join us at Haeven for an evening of ritual, meditation, and community Reiki. Together, we’ll honor the darkness, create intention, and reflect on the cycles of our own lives as the season unfolds.
Rooted in the warmth of community, this gathering invites us to embrace the stillness of winter and nourish the collective spirit. ✨