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New Moon Ritual Salon

December 18th, 2025, 3:00 – 4:30 pm US Eastern

Welcome to the New Moon Ritual Salon
New moons are potent thresholds through which we mark what has transpired and forge into the vastness of new beginnings. When we honor our felt experiences through cyclical rituals, we alchemize our unique becoming-how each of us harnesses the sacred for our own soul’s evolution.

Our Ritual Vessel

Salons came to the height of popularity in the 18th century as a gathering place for discourse and debate on current affairs. Our ritual vessel is much like this gathering place where we invite the wise potent powers and Forces of Nature to join us in discovering the pathways of right relationship for equanimity in our lives and in all our connections with the unseen realms

What We'll Do

Our time together includes direct visioning – journey work with the forces of nature where we will:

Once a month for 60 minutes we will gather as a collective connecting with the forces of nature that preside over the lunations in the liminal realm.

During 2 experiential practices, you will connect with the potent forces of nature that are associated with each lunation to develop clarity and insight for right action in your life.

Our Natal Moon speaking to the current forces that preside over current new moon help us discern what from our past lunar rotation falls away, what remains, and where the opportunities for new growth reside.

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Facilitator

Shannon Willis, M.Ed

Shannon will be your guide for this immersive. Her work lives at the wild confluence of dream midwifery, oracular listening, ancestral reverence, and ritual arts. She’s the Ritual Director at Ancestral Medicine, and an initiate in the Òrìṣà tradition of Yoruba-speaking West Africa, she has also apprenticed herself to the dreaming wisdom of her own bloodlines and to teachers of Jhanki Shamanism.

Shannon writes and weaves spiritual accompaniment for emerging leaders and cultural edge-walkers—those drawn to the holy work of remembrance, repair, and rooted resistance. She dwells with her son and their furred companions near the mist-kissed shores of the Salish Sea, on the ancestral and living lands of the Twana-Skokomish people.