Join us to celebrate the Summer Solstice around the fire at the feet of Valley Forge’s Mt. Misery. Yes—that’s the mountain’s real name. It’s the sibling of Mt. Joy, and together they rise as the highest points in the area, threaded with ribbons of quartz like rivers of light.
Though the original names for these local high places have been lost, they’re glad to be called at all—and call them we will.
In this time of deep unraveling, when the old laws and orders are breaking down, it serves us to return to the deeper rhythms of Natural Law, Order, and Chaos. What better medicine for such times than gathering together around a fire?
We'll celebrate the Summer Solstice—the day of longest light—by offering nourishment to both the seen and unseen allies, feeding it all to the fire. Around that fire, we can share songs, stories, and warm quiet.
Will you join us?
🌿 6:30 PM – Potluck (please bring a dish to share! Something you enjoy!)
🔥 7:30 PM – Despacho (mandala like ritual offering made from organic materials)
🕯️ 9:00 PM – Fire
Location:
Phoenixville - private residence (location given upon registration)
Please bring :
a potluck dish to share
A biodegradable offering i.e. flowers, seeds, tobacco, cornmeal, etc.
Ayni (exchange):
$25 or $20 each when you come with a friend (use the code: Buddy)
* No one turned away for financial reasons
