What We Carry: Rituals to Heal & Celebrate Our Ancestors with Connie Viglietti

Sunday, October 26th, 5 pm 

As the wheel of the year turns toward autumn, the light wanes and the days shorten. Nature herself becomes our teacher, inviting us to slow down, to listen inward, to witness the holy cycle of life, death, and renewal moving all around us. The harvest places its wisdom in our hands: gather what nourishes, release what must return to the soil.

In this threshold season, when the veil between worlds grows thin, we enter the liminal temple space between seen and unseen. Across time and culture, priestesses, mystics, and kin have gathered here to honor, grieve, and celebrate the dead. To call the ancestors close is a beautiful, sacred tradition.

Join us as we gather to honor our ancestors. Through song, story, altar creation, anointing, and reflection, we will remember, tend to what longs to be healed, and carry forward the gifts of our lineage.

This circle is for anyone who feels called, women and men, whether you know your ancestry or not, whether you come carrying joy or sorrow. It is a space to connect with the unseen threads that bind us, to seek peace with a loved one, to grieve what has been lost, and to celebrate what endures. Together we will soften into connection, hold both the ache and the beauty, and feel the presence of our ancestors walking beside us.

✨ For this is What We Carry—love, memory, grief, and grace—woven together into the living thread of who we are becoming.

About Connie

I am a priestess, channel, and healer using my creativity and power of presence to hold sacred space for women to experience transformation and growth. My approach to healing and empowerment is rooted in the truth that we come to our healing journey as whole people. We may FEEL broken, lost, sad, or disappointed. But we are not our feelings. Our feelings can be our greatest teachers.  It’s all about making the return to our inner temple, our essence, and the divine light that grows stronger and more resilient from the moments of darkness.

I believe that carving out time to practice simple and meaningful rituals cultivates knowledge of the self and a blossoms relationship to self-love where confident and fulfilling action rise. http://www.connieviglietti.com/

Sign-up: https://www.connieviglietti.com/sacred-circles/p/whatwecarry

Accessibility: The Space is located on the second floor of a historic building, accessible via a flight of stairs. Unfortunately, there is no elevator access at this time. This means we are unable to accommodate wheelchairs or guests with significant mobility challenges. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.