In the spirit of invisible tending
new moon. hive heart. story as offering (free)
🍯 In the Spirit of Invisible Tending
New Moon. Hive Heart. Story as Offering.
“The bee gathers the light of the sun and brings it to the earth in the form of honey. She teaches us how to transform the invisible into nourishment.”
— Rudolf Steiner
Artist: unknown
Tomorrow is the new moon in Leo—a time often framed in terms of boldness, fire, performance.
But this circle is not a stage. It is a hive.
A small, warm chamber of devotion.
A place where we feed the flame quietly, rhythmically—by tending the story.
In the hive, the bees transform sunlight and nectar into honey.
From that honey, they make wax—within their bodies—and from that wax, we shape candles.
We light the dark.
That’s what we’ll do together tomorrow.
We’ll feed the story, and in so doing,
feed the soul of the world.
Artist:Aganetha Dyck
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Feeding the Story
Live Storytelling Circle
Thursday at 10:30 AM Mountain Time
🌀 On Zoom (link below)
We’ll gather around the Scottish tale of The Beekeeper and the Hare—a story about kindness, quiet tending, and the mysterious ways that what we feed… returns.
This session will explore:
✨ What it means to feed the story—visibly and invisibly
✨ How kindness, attention, and rhythm become medicine
✨ What happens when we tend the hive of the world with devotion
Artist: Alexi Francis
“There are souls who will never be named, but whose tenderness keeps the hive alive.”
This session is part of my ongoing Way of Story through The Wild Remembering, and tomorrow’s gathering is offered freely to all, in the spirit of nourishment.
If you’re curious about my yearlong mythopoetic mystery school and creative (w)rites of passage, Rewilding the Word, this circle will offer a small taste of that path—
not as a pitch, but as a gesture.
Artist: SoulBird Art-Etsy
A gesture of how we learn to tend the story, how we let it feed us.
How feeding the story feeds the Earth.
The hearth.
The heart.
The organs.
The bones.
And how that sweetness may someday be shaped into wax…that lights the way for others.
Artist: Aganetha Dyck
Bring tea.
Bring honey.
A candle.
Bring your listening body. We’ll sit together in the hive of the unseen, and hum something sweet into the dark.
“Let my days be dusted with pollen. Let my labor hum like a hymn.”
Artist: Emily Balivet
With wild sweetness,
Stasha
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Time: Jul 24, 2025 10:30 AM Mountain Time (US and Canada)
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