The Gathering Circle
Spaces for grief, reflection, storytelling, and shared presence.
In a world that often avoids grief, uncertainty, and hard conversations, The Gathering Circles create space to sit together inside the unknown. These circles invite people to bring what they carry — grief, questions, memories, or simply a desire to sit beside others — without needing to have it all figured out.
Some gatherings are quiet, some are practical, some are reflective — all are held gently, with care and dignity for where each person is.
We gather in different ways:
Around fires
In seasonal circles
Through book discussions
In guided conversations around thresholds, loss, and change
You do not have to carry it all alone. These circles are places to come as you are.
How It Works
We Gather
Small groups come together in person, guided by season, need, or topic.
We Listen
Each circle is gently held, allowing space for stories, questions, reflection, or quiet presence.
We Share
Some gatherings include guided prompts, some include shared ritual or simple ceremony, some are simply places to sit together.
We Return
These circles hold space for what’s needed in the moment, but also honour that grief and reflection often unfold over time.
Upcoming Gathering Circles
A space for shared reading, skill-building, and gentle reflection.
Together, we’ll move through Becoming Kin by Patty Krawec, exploring themes of land, belonging, relationship, and healing. Each gathering will include time for discussion, a simple hands-on skill, and a mental health practice, creating space to learn, process, and root into relationship with one another and the land.
This offering is still taking shape.
Reading. Doing. Rooting into relationship.
New circles are being planned now.
“If you can’t feed a hundred people, then just feed one.”
— Mother Theresa