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Autumn Equinox Celebration
Fort Collins, Colorado

Join us in honoring the Fall Equinox in a sacred circle of like-minded souls. This gathering is an invitation to slow down and embrace the turning of the season - a time to reflect on what is coming into completion, reconnect with the rhythms of nature, and be guided through a nourishing drum meditation and seasonal ceremony.

A space to slow down, reflect, and honor the shift into autumn. Together, we’ll connect with the wisdom of the season, acknowledge what is coming into completion, and create space for grounding, gratitude, and gentle release.

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Autumn Equinox Ceremony 

 

Join Emily Reeves of True Nature Gardens and Emma Horne of Ahimsa Wellbeing for a grounding Fall Equinox gathering in Fort Collins, Colorado -  a seasonal evening of reflection, connection, and ceremony as we arrive at the balance point between light and dark.

As the days begin to shorten and the air cools, we gather to honor the transition into autumn and reconnect with the wisdom of the earth, the plants, and our own inner rhythms.

The evening begins with a guided Meet the Plants experience with Emily, offering space to slow down and connect with the plant allies preparing for the colder seasons ahead. Together, we’ll explore the beauty of seasonal change and what nature may be teaching us about letting go, grounding, and transition.

We will then gather in circle with Emma for a traditional despacho ceremony and guided drum meditation - a sacred practice of gratitude, reflection, release, and reciprocity. Through rhythm, stillness, and intention, you’ll be invited to honor what is coming into completion and create space for the season ahead.

What to Expect During This Beautiful Evening

✨ Guided “Meet the Plants” experience
✨ Seasonal herbal tea ritual
✨ Despacho ceremony and sacred offerings
✨ Guided meditation and reflection
✨ Drum journey and sound healing
✨ Journaling and intention-setting
✨ Community connection and seasonal ritual

 

You’ll leave feeling grounded, nourished, and connected — supported in embracing the shift into autumn with greater clarity and presence.

Join us in honoring the turning of the season.

Date

Tuesday September 22nd - 4:30 - 6:30 pm​​ (if the weather is bad and we need to reschedule. Full refunds are given if you can't make the new date)

Self-Investment

$40

​Location

2154 Ryland Lane

What To bring:

  • Journal and Pen

  • Anything cosy you might want to use

  • Eye Mask - optional

CANCELLATION POLICY

At Ahimsa Wellbeing, every workshop is crafted with intention - from the planning, to making cacao and gathering everything needed to make sure you're all comfortable. We also understand that life happens and plans sometimes shift. This policy helps us honor the time and resources that go into each gathering while keeping things fair for everyone.

If you register for a class and later realize you can’t attend, please let us know as soon as possible so we can offer your spot to someone on the waitlist.

 

You are always welcome to request a class credit for the full value of your workshop instead of a refund.

14+ Days Before Class – Full refund
8–12 Days Before Class – 50% refund. If we are able to fill your spot from the waitlist, you’ll receive a full refund.
Within 48 hours of Class – No refund unless your spot is filled. If we can fill it, you’ll receive a full refund.

If we need to cancel a class due to low enrollment or bad weather, we will contact you to offer either a full refund or a credit.

Why We Have This Policy

Our classes are intentionally small, allowing us to offer personalized support and create a warm, welcoming space for connection, release and restoration. When you register, your spot is reserved just for you - often meaning we turn others away. Our hosts are also paid per student, and prepare the class in advance to cater for the current amount of students registered.

Thank you for understanding, and for supporting our mission to share the wisdom of the plants with our community.

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