December 20 · Live Virtual Shamanic Fire Ceremony
Winter Solstice & Cold Moon Virtual Fire Ceremony with Indigenous Shamans
Reflection. Stillness. Intention. A New Beginning.
The end of the year can become remarkably noisy.
Celebrations. Obligations. Family. Travel. Shopping. Deadlines. Plans for the year ahead.
And somewhere underneath all of that activity is an ancient invitation:
Become still.
The Winter Solstice and Cold Moon Fire Ceremony creates a sacred pause between what has been and what is beginning.
The Winter Solstice marks the turning point from darkness toward returning light—a natural moment for reflection, release and renewal.
Instead of rushing directly into resolutions and lists of everything you want to accomplish next year, this ceremony invites you to begin somewhere deeper.
Listen first.
A Sacred Fire Across the Distance
During this live virtual experience, you'll connect directly with Indigenous shamans in Peru as they conduct an authentic fire ceremony.
You'll participate from your own home while joining a small community gathered with a shared intention.
Technology may connect us across thousands of miles, but the human reasons for gathering in ceremony are timeless.
We gather to remember.
We gather to release.
We gather to give thanks.
We gather to listen.
And we gather at thresholds because sometimes we need to consciously mark the moment when one chapter ends and another begins.
Your Winter Solstice Intention
Before we gather, consider:
- What has this year taught me?
- What am I ready to leave behind?
- What deserves to come forward with me?
- How do I want to feel as I enter the new year?
- What intention wants to guide the next chapter of my life?
You don't need to arrive with all of the answers.
Perhaps the greatest gift of the Winter Solstice is remembering that there are seasons for doing—and there are seasons for listening.
Join us around the fire as we honor what has been, create space for what is coming, and welcome the returning light.
A Note About Ceremony Dates
Our shamans travel from their homes to their village high in the mountains of Peru to conduct these fire ceremonies. Because travel, weather, local conditions, and life in the mountains do not always follow a predictable schedule, there may occasionally be a change to the planned ceremony date or time.
If you are registered for a ceremony, you will always receive an email with any schedule updates and the most current information for joining us live.
We appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we honor both the traditions of the ceremony and the realities of gathering in this remote part of Peru.