Are You Ready To Practise Irish

Paganism Instead Of Reading About It?

 
Follow the Moon is a free five day bootcamp running Tuesday 15 to Saturday 19 September, live at 7pm Irish time.

 

Each night we take one moon phase and ground it in Irish tradition, teach it for twenty to thirty minutes, and give you a practice you can do in five.

By Saturday you'll have walked through a full cycle without falling behind.

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Small Practices

The teaching is 20-30 minutes and the practice takes 5, so you can do it on a Tuesday evening with the dinner things still on the table. You'll notice the moon one night, set a single intention the next, and ground yourself the night after, and nothing here asks you to build an altar or clear an hour you haven't got for an elaborate ritual.

Steady Rhythm

You can't fall behind in five nights. Miss one and the recording is there waiting, and you pick up the next evening exactly where everyone else is.

By Saturday you'll have stayed with something long enough to feel what steady is like, which is the thing most of us never get to, but the bit we all need most.

Safe Company

You'll be in a virtual room with people at every stage of the same path, saying what they noticed rather than what they know. There's a discussion thread each night if you want to talk it over, and nobody minds if you'd rather sit and listen instead. Jon and Lora are in there with you too, so a question you may think is too basic gets a straight answer rather than a lecture.

 

Practise With Us For Five Nights This September

 

Checkout takes about a minute and there's nothing to pay. You'll land straight into the bootcamp group with the five session times and your reminders set up, and the first night is Tuesday 15 September at 7pm Irish time.

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Claire Lawrence said...

"I think the clearest answer I have to this is when I got my practice and writing life synced to the moon phases."

MaryBeth said...

"I said yes after doing the moon camp and finding stability without the pressure of being perfect."