🌕Giving Thanks for the Full Moon with Elder Eric G. Martin: Releasing and Healing 🌕
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Join us for a gathering under the full moon.
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Elder Eric G. Martin will lead us in a practice inspired by the sweat lodge tradition, as we connect with the energy of the full moon and give thanks for the blessings in our lives.
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The full moon is seen as a time for releasing negativity and inviting healing energy. We will gather around a sacred fire, share stories, offer prayers of gratitude, and participate in smudging.
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This gathering is open to all who wish to connect with the wisdom of the full moon, experience the power of these teachings, and embrace the opportunity for release and healing.
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Please bring an open heart
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We look forward to sharing this special evening with you! ✨
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Eric G. Martin is a North American Native of the Mohawk and Chippewa tribes of Six Nations Reserve, near Brantford, Ontario, Canada. His Native name is Gwiish Koshi Nodinin (Whispering Windz) member of the Bear Clan.
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An artist who began stone carving in 1996, his work includes pipe making and ink printing, and can be found in private and public collections world-wide; most notably in Mt. Sinai Hospital in Toronto in their permanent viewing collection, a wampum belt in the Harbor Village Museum Collection in Grove, Oklahoma. His work can be found on the cover page design of Native Foods the Native Way book for the Ontario Agri-Food Education and Indian Agricultural Program of Ontario. The Six Nations Post Office uses a cancellation stamp of a Tree of Peace, which he designed.
ALL ARE WELCOME!
There is no admission fee for this event, but donations for our Elder are encouraged.
