Magick Moon Circle
Join us each month for a sacred Full Moon Circle, where we honor
the unique
energies of the lunar cycle through tea, rituals, and restorative
practices. This circle
is designed to nurture your mind, body, and spirit with a blend of
magickal activities
and community connection.
What to Expect:
Herbal Tea & Wisdom: Sip on moon-inspired herbal teas while
learning about
their magickal properties.
Moon Ritual: Engage in a themed ritual to release, manifest, or
deepen your
spiritual connection with the current full moon.
Yoga: Slow flow, Yin, or restorative yoga to ground, relax, and
release
tension.
Meditation with Reiki: Experience a soothing group Reiki session to
restore
and heal your energy.
Oracle & Tarot: Receive intuitive guidance through card pulls
for personal
insight.
Magickal Take-Home Item: Take home a sacred item for your
altar.
Snacks & Socializing: Enjoy light bites and connect with
like-minded souls in
a supportive, nurturing space.
Each circle offers a transformative experience, leaving you
feeling renewed, inspired,
and aligned with the energy of the full moon.
What to bring:
A journal and pen for journaling & reflecting
Comfortable clothing for yoga and relaxation
An open heart and mind
Any personal ritual tools or items you’d like to bring to be
charged at our
community altar (optional)
Sliding Scale $35/$45/$55
About Farrah and Jen:
Farrah Matlock (She/They), C.Y.T. 300, Reiki Master Level
Farrah is a Yoga & Meditation Instructor, Reiki Practitioner,
Green Witch
and Moon Circle facilitator, creating sacred spaces for reflection
and connection.
With a deep understanding of energy anatomy, she helps students
cultivate self-
awareness and empathy. Guided by her Taurus Sun, Leo Moon, and
Sagittarius
Rising, Farrah uses self-study to cultivate gentleness and
confidence, helping others
to navigate a world that increasingly demands balance and
self-regulation.
Jen Garry (She/Her), Reiki Level 1, Permaculture Designer,
Herbalism and
Gardening Aficionado
Jen is a Reiki level 1 practitioner, certified in Permaculture
Design, and has
over five years of herbalism study. A passionate gardener, she
grows vegetables,
fruits, and native wildflowers while co-facilitating Magick circles
to inspire spiritual
growth and connection. Guided by her Virgo Sun, Libra Moon, and Leo
Rising, Jen
empowers others to heal, grow, and deepen their connection to
nature.
Magick Moon Circle
Join us each month for a sacred Full Moon Circle, where we honor
the unique
energies of the lunar cycle through tea, rituals, and restorative
practices. This circle
is designed to nurture your mind, body, and spirit with a blend of
magickal activities
and community connection.
What to Expect:
Herbal Tea & Wisdom: Sip on moon-inspired herbal teas while
learning about
their magickal properties.
Moon Ritual: Engage in a themed ritual to release, manifest, or
deepen your
spiritual connection with the current full moon.
Yoga: Slow flow, Yin, or restorative yoga to ground, relax, and
release
tension.
Meditation with Reiki: Experience a soothing group Reiki session to
restore
and heal your energy.
Oracle & Tarot: Receive intuitive guidance through card pulls
for personal
insight.
Magickal Take-Home Item: Take home a sacred item for your
altar.
Snacks & Socializing: Enjoy light bites and connect with
like-minded souls in
a supportive, nurturing space.
Each circle offers a transformative experience, leaving you
feeling renewed, inspired,
and aligned with the energy of the full moon.
What to bring:
A journal and pen for journaling & reflecting
Comfortable clothing for yoga and relaxation
An open heart and mind
Any personal ritual tools or items you’d like to bring to be
charged at our
community altar (optional)
Sliding Scale $35/$45/$55
About Farrah and Jen:
Farrah Matlock (She/They), C.Y.T. 300, Reiki Master Level
Farrah is a Yoga & Meditation Instructor, Reiki Practitioner,
Green Witch
and Moon Circle facilitator, creating sacred spaces for reflection
and connection.
With a deep understanding of energy anatomy, she helps students
cultivate self-
awareness and empathy. Guided by her Taurus Sun, Leo Moon, and
Sagittarius
Rising, Farrah uses self-study to cultivate gentleness and
confidence, helping others
to navigate a world that increasingly demands balance and
self-regulation.
Jen Garry (She/Her), Reiki Level 1, Permaculture Designer,
Herbalism and
Gardening Aficionado
Jen is a Reiki level 1 practitioner, certified in Permaculture
Design, and has
over five years of herbalism study. A passionate gardener, she
grows vegetables,
fruits, and native wildflowers while co-facilitating Magick circles
to inspire spiritual
growth and connection. Guided by her Virgo Sun, Libra Moon, and Leo
Rising, Jen
empowers others to heal, grow, and deepen their connection to
nature.
Sacred Seasons Yoga: Spring
Somatic Yoga Therapy meets Ancient Pagan Rituals to bring you the depth and breadth of experience you crave.
The sacred harmony of breath, sound, movement, and ritual creates powerful healing that is available to us all when we take the time to slow down and turn in. These powerful practices can ease grief, shift energy, and reunite us with our bodies. April’s Sacred Seasons Yoga Workshop invites us to fully step into Spring, cerebrally, emotionally, and somatically. We will explore the themes of rebirth, creativity, and rebellion through the practices of: altar building, invoking the elements, and a centering meditation, followed by:
Asana (gentle movement)
Pranayama (breath practice)
Mudra (hand gestures)
Mantra (sacred sounds)
Meditation
We wrap up our time together with journaling, reflection, and
divination with oracle cards.
I look forward to joining in sacred space with you!
Saturday, April 12th
5:00 - 6:30pm
at Abide West at Willow Room
15810 Detroit Avenue, Lakewood, OH
Sliding Scale $30 / 35 / 40
Sacred Seasons Yoga: Spring
Somatic Yoga Therapy meets Ancient Pagan Rituals to bring you the depth and breadth of experience you crave.
The sacred harmony of breath, sound, movement, and ritual creates powerful healing that is available to us all when we take the time to slow down and turn in. These powerful practices can ease grief, shift energy, and reunite us with our bodies. April’s Sacred Seasons Yoga Workshop invites us to fully step into Spring, cerebrally, emotionally, and somatically. We will explore the themes of rebirth, creativity, and rebellion through the practices of: altar building, invoking the elements, and a centering meditation, followed by:
Asana (gentle movement)
Pranayama (breath practice)
Mudra (hand gestures)
Mantra (sacred sounds)
Meditation
We wrap up our time together with journaling, reflection, and
divination with oracle cards.
I look forward to joining in sacred space with you!
Saturday, April 12th
5:00 - 6:30pm
at Abide West at Willow Room
15810 Detroit Avenue, Lakewood, OH
Sliding Scale $30 / 35 / 40
You are invited to join Holistic Wellness Practitioner Stacey Pickering for a restorative sound bath, including crystal singing bowls, intuitive vocalization & other vibrationally healing instrumentation.
Crystal singing bowls, made of quartz and other gemstones, are used in ceremony, meditation, and various transformative experiences. They produce strong, clear, true tones that resonate deeply in our bodies & energetic systems. The vibrations that ring out from the bowls create clear pathways in us for opening, release, connection, balance & stillness. Their powerful sounds can help us feel grounded, energized, peaceful, uplifted and whole.
Sound vibrations have the power to clear mental clutter & allow space for new neural pathways, helping to catalyze the creation of what we want to be & see more of in our lives & in the world.
Join Stacey to reset, rebalance, and reconnect with yourself.
Saturday, April 12th, 7 PM
Sliding Scale $20 / $25 / $30
At Abide Larchmere
You are invited to join Holistic Wellness Practitioner Stacey Pickering for a restorative sound bath, including crystal singing bowls, intuitive vocalization & other vibrationally healing instrumentation.
Crystal singing bowls, made of quartz and other gemstones, are used in ceremony, meditation, and various transformative experiences. They produce strong, clear, true tones that resonate deeply in our bodies & energetic systems. The vibrations that ring out from the bowls create clear pathways in us for opening, release, connection, balance & stillness. Their powerful sounds can help us feel grounded, energized, peaceful, uplifted and whole.
Sound vibrations have the power to clear mental clutter & allow space for new neural pathways, helping to catalyze the creation of what we want to be & see more of in our lives & in the world.
Join Stacey to reset, rebalance, and reconnect with yourself.
Saturday, April 12th, 7 PM
Sliding Scale $20 / $25 / $30
At Abide Larchmere
This year feels different – heavy, terrifying, enraging, yes – but instead of retreating, self-isolating and mourning, we are hungry for connection and community. We are taking stock of our resources. Some are limited, like our time on earth; others are boundless, like our capacity for giving and receiving love. How do we maximize and nurture goodness in the time we have right now?
Our 2025 Murmurations books are meant to guide us toward what matters, and help us recognize the quiet, mobilizing power of love in all its forms.
April 18: Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good a book by Adrienne Maree Brown
If you came to our Come As You Are conversation last fall, maybe you’ve been thinking differently about how to harness pleasure. Adrienne maree brown takes us further than what feels good – to how we can use our pursuit of pleasure (no strings, no fear) to move toward a more just and radical world.
About the book:
How do we make social justice the most pleasurable human experience? How can we awaken within ourselves desires that make it impossible to settle for anything less than a fulfilling life? Author and editor adrienne maree brown finds the answer in something she calls “pleasure activism,” a politics of healing and happiness that explodes the dour myth that changing the world is just another form of work.
Drawing on the black feminist tradition, she challenges us to rethink the ground rules of activism. Her mindset-altering essays are interwoven with conversations and insights from other feminist thinkers, including Audre Lorde, Joan Morgan, Cara Page, Sonya Renee Taylor, and Alexis Pauline Gumbs. Together they cover a wide array of subjects--from sex work to climate change, from race and gender to sex and drugs--building new narratives about how politics can feel good and how what feels good always has a complex politics of its own.
Friday April 18th at Abide West at Willow Room Collective
15810 Detroit Ave, Lakewood
Sliding Scale: Pay What you Wish $5 - $30
Bring a snack or drink to share!
This year feels different – heavy, terrifying, enraging, yes – but instead of retreating, self-isolating and mourning, we are hungry for connection and community. We are taking stock of our resources. Some are limited, like our time on earth; others are boundless, like our capacity for giving and receiving love. How do we maximize and nurture goodness in the time we have right now?
Our 2025 Murmurations books are meant to guide us toward what matters, and help us recognize the quiet, mobilizing power of love in all its forms.
April 18: Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good a book by Adrienne Maree Brown
If you came to our Come As You Are conversation last fall, maybe you’ve been thinking differently about how to harness pleasure. Adrienne maree brown takes us further than what feels good – to how we can use our pursuit of pleasure (no strings, no fear) to move toward a more just and radical world.
About the book:
How do we make social justice the most pleasurable human experience? How can we awaken within ourselves desires that make it impossible to settle for anything less than a fulfilling life? Author and editor adrienne maree brown finds the answer in something she calls “pleasure activism,” a politics of healing and happiness that explodes the dour myth that changing the world is just another form of work.
Drawing on the black feminist tradition, she challenges us to rethink the ground rules of activism. Her mindset-altering essays are interwoven with conversations and insights from other feminist thinkers, including Audre Lorde, Joan Morgan, Cara Page, Sonya Renee Taylor, and Alexis Pauline Gumbs. Together they cover a wide array of subjects--from sex work to climate change, from race and gender to sex and drugs--building new narratives about how politics can feel good and how what feels good always has a complex politics of its own.
Friday April 18th at Abide West at Willow Room Collective
15810 Detroit Ave, Lakewood
Sliding Scale: Pay What you Wish $5 - $30
Bring a snack or drink to share!
Sense-ational Strategies: Build Your Own Sensory Kit
Curious about how your senses shape your emotions, behaviors, and how you respond to the world around you?
Join Meg Olegario, a Licensed Occupational Therapist and yoga teacher at Abide for two days of community learning and crafting your own sensory toolkit.
In this hands-on workshop, we’ll explore practical tools and strategies to better understand and manage our unique sensory systems, so we can move through each day with more confidence and ease. We will identify useful insights and coping strategies to help you feel more grounded, focused and in control. This will be a supportive space to build a more attuned sensory lens and opportunity to foster connections in community with one another.
This sensory workshop may be particularly beneficial for neurodivergent folks, parents/caregivers looking to support their neurodivergent loved ones or simply those who experience anxiety or overwhelm throughout their day.
Saturday 4/26 and Sunday 4/27
1-4pm both days
at Abide West Lakewood
at Willow Room Collective
15810 Detroit Ave
Sliding Scale $80 / 100 / 120 (payment plans available)
Sense-ational Strategies: Build Your Own Sensory Kit
Curious about how your senses shape your emotions, behaviors, and how you respond to the world around you?
Join Meg Olegario, a Licensed Occupational Therapist and yoga teacher at Abide for two days of community learning and crafting your own sensory toolkit.
In this hands-on workshop, we’ll explore practical tools and strategies to better understand and manage our unique sensory systems, so we can move through each day with more confidence and ease. We will identify useful insights and coping strategies to help you feel more grounded, focused and in control. This will be a supportive space to build a more attuned sensory lens and opportunity to foster connections in community with one another.
This sensory workshop may be particularly beneficial for neurodivergent folks, parents/caregivers looking to support their neurodivergent loved ones or simply those who experience anxiety or overwhelm throughout their day.
Saturday 4/26 and Sunday 4/27
1-4pm both days
at Abide West Lakewood
at Willow Room Collective
15810 Detroit Ave
Sliding Scale $80 / 100 / 120 (payment plans available)