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I contacted them, and they have confirmed that they are trans-inclusionary and strive to be intersectional in their feminism, and that a lot of the folks who work on it are queer.

We celebrate Death in October and Crone in November—two distinct life passages—honoring each in their own time.

At Samhain, we recognize death as an inherent part of life. We create cathartic rituals for our losses—including physical deaths and the loss of parts of ourselves: relationships, plans, resources, health. We invite the wisdom of Death Priestesses, and speak into sacredness plans for our own death—what we want for our own dying processes, our burial and death ritual choices. 

“. . .Lammas is the built-in moment, the true north of your inner compass for following what is right for you. Lammas is about gratitude, a true and deep emotion that can well up inside us when faced with the absolute magic of harvest, of gathering in our true heart work. . .” —excerpt Kim Duckett © Mother Tongue Ink 2016

At Summer Solstice, we celebrate the fullness of life and of promise: She Who Creates. Then in July, we recognize The Amazon, She Who Protects That Which Has Been Created.