Leo Full Moon is our opportunity to bring some playful and lighthearted energy into our lives. ...and on that note, we are drumming at the LICHGATE TREE TOMORROW at 4:00, due to the Artic Front❣️🪘🪇 🌳❄️

I was guided to rotate our drum circle for the reciprocal healing and blessing of the land and ourselves 💞🙏💞 We were going to explore the Letchworth Love Mounds tomorrow, however, due to the weather we will hold it again at the Lichgate tree, so we can retreat into the cottage if it's too cold❣️🌳❄️ We invite you to explore, drum, and dance with us at the Lichgate Tree, retreating into Mother Nature for some needed serenity, healing, aligning, soul nourishment and grounding ❣️ 🪘🪇

We have extra instruments if you don't have any❣️ Feel free to bring treats to share and crystals to charge on the altar, or whatever else you desire! Please bring a love donation to help with the upkeep and new roof for the cottage💞

Allow any heaviness to fall away, even if it’s just for the day, and embrace the courage, confidence, and flow of this Leo lunation!

This Full Moon will bring to our attention what needs to be cleared and released for the new to arrive.

We may receive new insights into what is no longer working for us and what has served its time. We may feel called to let go of all that is holding us back or keeping us stuck in a repetitive loop.

To listen to the wisdom of our hearts, we have to get out of our minds and into our bodies. We have to allow ourselves to feel. We have to slow down and pay attention to the sensory experience of our bodies.

The Full Moon energies invite you to focus on reclaiming your creative fire, joy, and authenticity.

To Bring:

Chair or blanket

Water bottle

Instruments (we have plenty to share.If you don't have any)

An item to place on the altar to charge and/or add to the energetic dynamics

Finger foods to share (if inspired)

Love donation

And of course, your beautiful energy and smile❣️🌈🙏

I was guided to rotate our drum circle for the reciprocal healing and blessing of the land and ourselves 💞🙏💞 We began the new year at the Lichgate Tree.🌳 We will hold the next one at The Lechworth Love Mounds❣️🪘🌈 An archaeological site where you will see Florida's tallest Native American ceremonial mound, built between 1,100 and 1,800 years ago.

It is set within what was once a significant ceremonial center, the park is home to one of Florida's highest earthen mounds, standing almost 50 feet tall. A paved path leads visitors near this monumental structure, providing an up-close look at this ancient architecture. The park narrates the history of its indigenous inhabitants, making each visit a journey through time. A stroll along the nature trail often rewards visitors with sightings of local wildlife like deer, turkeys, and squirrels, thriving in their natural environment.

Don't forget to gaze skyward while you're there; during the winter, the park becomes a flyway for various migratory birds en route to Lake Miccosukee, offering a spectacular avian display.