The Supermoon - this moon will appear bigger and brighter, due to its close approach to Earth. It is also called the The Mourning Moon because it’s the last full moon before the winter solstice. It is traditionally used to let go of accumulated physical possessions and heavy emotions to enter the new year unburdened.

Wear Comfortable clothes, bring pen and paper and an open heart & mind.

Daniela will open the circle with a grounding ceremony and a short meditation, followed by a few words about this specific full moon, its meaning, and its place within the cosmos and the constellations. With a simple prompt, you are invited to release old beliefs, conversations, guilt, expectations, or anything else you may no longer want to carry — through writing, reflection, or sharing with the group — or you can just observe.

If you like to wind down your day with like-minded people, crystals, oracle cards, incense and candles, this is the place for you. All are welcome. No alcohol, no judgment — just a safe space to be yourself for 90 minutes.

Come as you are.

€ 33 bitte bar vor Ort bezahlen

What is a moon ceremony?
Full moon rituals are ancient practices rooted in humanity's earliest attempts to track time, manage agriculture, and understand human emotion. Long before modern technology, the moon served as a global clock and a source of deep spiritual fascination.