Brighton

Beside the flames, stories are told, wounds are healed, and prayers are offered. Join us in this timeless practice, the most ancient of ceremonies.

 

Around the fire, we open up to new possibilities and personal transformation. Collectively supported in a circle, we forge new friendships and witness one another as we offer our intentions to the fire.

 

This ceremony, a core practice in many medicine traditions, is usually held around the full or new moon, tapping into the thin veils between worlds. Historically, practitioners underwent a lengthy training process, but the urgency of our times has led to a shift. Now, the Q’ero, the lineage of my teachings, say that there is ‘no time’ for this lengthy process – that the earth and our civilisation are in such great peril that students should begin to do the fire ceremony as soon as they are guided.

 

So here I am, stepping up into my given Shaman name, Whyt Puma, and holding ceremony for us monthly on the full or new moon.

 

My role is to hold the space for you to connect purely and deeply with the fire and your intentions. The fire will work with you, helping you let go of what you don’t want and call in what you do.