The Blue Moon is a rare lunar event that occurs only every few years, making it a powerful and meaningful time for magickal work, personal reflection, and setting intentions for the years ahead. Sangha Sho invites you to join us for an open Blue Moon ritual as we gather in community to honor this special...
Join us as we gather beneath the Mead Moon, a moon associated with sweetness, celebration, travel, and the joyful turning of the summer season. Also sometimes connected with the “Honey Moon,” this moon invites us to reflect on themes of union, merriment, exploration, and the journey we take both outward into the world and inward...
Join us as we gather beneath the July full moon to honor the Wort Moon. The word wort comes from Old Anglo-Saxon and refers to herbs, green plants, and those plants traditionally used for food, healing, and magickal work. At this time of year, the Earth is lush with life following the Summer Solstice, and...
Join the Coven of Sangha-Sho as we celebrate Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh, the first harvest festival of the Pagan Wheel of the Year. As summer reaches its height and the first fruits of the season are gathered, Lammas invites us to reflect on abundance, gratitude, and the rewards of our efforts throughout the year....
Join the Coven of Sangha-Sho for an open Barley Moon ritual honoring the August full moon and the height of the harvest season. In Wiccan and modern Pagan traditions, the Barley Moon is a time to reflect on resilience, gratitude, and the sustenance we receive from both the Earth and our own inner strength. As...
