purnima puja
एक साथ मिल कर मां के घावों को ठीक करना
healing maternal wounding together
Facilitated by Tara Ohri
PURNIMA PUJA
एक साथ मिल कर मां के घावों को ठीक करना
ek saath mil kar maa ke ghaavon ko theek karana
healing maternal wounding together
REGISTRATION FORM
DATE AND TIME
Sunday May 7th
6-8pm
LOCATION
Hybrid: In-Person and Online
In Person Location - Brique par Brique
633 Beaumont Ave, Montreal, Quebec H3N 1V7
DESCRIPTION
What is our relationship to our lineages? To the left side of our body? To divine feminine and masculine energies? To the past, present, and future matriarchs of our Earth?
Facilitated by Tara Ohri a queer artist residing on Tiohtià:ke with ancestral roots in Panjab. Tara has resided on Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation lands in the past. This full moon ritual will be taking place on unceded Kanien'kehá:ka (Mohawk) territory known as Tiohtià:ke (Montréal) and will be open to BIPoC. There will be the option to join virtually and childcare will be available on site.
This full moon ritual intends to:
🌺 facilitate a deepened relationship with the Earth, one’s body, inner child, and heart space
🌼 facilitate the ongoing support, nurturing, and celebration of our matriarchs and to the healing of past, present, and future maternal wounding that results from the demands of urgency and stress on our bodies, minds, and hearts under colonization and capitalism
🌸 resist forces that attempt to silence, devalue, question, and harm the matriarchy’s inherent power, magic, healing abilities, and potential to liberate
The ritual will open and close with a grounding meditation. Tara will guide a mirror work activity and we will conclude with a journalling prompt intended to connect us with the dreams of our inner child and heart.
REGISTRATION FORM
This ritual is part of a series of several rituals for the Future is RItual
TARA OHRI
Facilitated by Tara Ohri a queer artist residing in Tiohtià:ke with ancestral roots in Panjab. Tara has resided on Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation land in the past. Tara feels at home when practicing and learning ancestral traditions, rituals, ways of preparing food and caring for one another prior to colonization.
SOCIAL LINK
Instagram @taragrows
taraohri@protonmail.com