March New Moonifestation! Tune Into Your Goddess Frequency: Energy Healing 101
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(Registration is required. This event is for women of African descent ONLY- $10 admission, free for Patreon members.)
March 5th, 7pm CST / 8pm EST
This will be an interactive discussion in which everyone can share their experience, wisdoms and tools. Have you ever wondered how to clear energy or be aware of energy in your space that may be causing illness or discomfort?
In this session, natural born healer Mirlande Jourdan Pierrot will be discussing the basic tools for creating your own divine space and making room for your own sovereignty.
Mirlande Jourdan Pierrot was born in Haiti into a family and environment in which spiritual experience was woven into daily life. She had the gift of sight early and learned over the years how intertwined the physical and spiritual world are. She studied spiritual midwifery and has worked as a doula. Hungry for more, she went on to become a certified Reike master and certified practitioner of Light Ascension, DNA coding and Tapping. She has also studied Kemeticism, mystic Hinduism, and Ifa, and is initiated as a mambo. She continues to learn about energy work and how different traditions all relate to each other to aid in our ascension and self-realization.
**Join us in Person (Nashville) and in Virtual-land as we share energy healing, wisdom, and spiritual tools.
We will send the Address (For those who are local) and the zoom link out to those who register.
Join us for our monthly New Moonifestation Goddess Gatherings!
Each month, our community gathers -- in person and/or online -- to connect, learn and celebrate ourselves and each other. We are an intimate space specifically for and by Black women to discuss and share our experiences.
All events take place at 7pm CST/ 8pm EST
For links to register, visit us on FACEBOOKor INSTAGRAM. AGOG members can also find information on our PATREON and GROUPME pages.
What can you expect at a New Moonifestation Goddess Gathering?
Each gathering centers on a specific theme to support the mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of Black women. We often feature one or more guest speakers. We encourage active participation and discussion -- this is for you! Finally, our gatherings typically end with money pouring! This is a ritual to call abundance into our lives, as described in the book Jambalaya by Yeye Luisah Teish (find it at a local bookseller).
Why do we we meet at the new moon?
The new moon -- when the moon does not reflect the light of the sun and is not visible to the naked eye -- has traditionally represented a time of new beginnings. We meet in the days just before or just after the new moon to express our intent to manifest positive new things in our lives.