The Wheel turns…

Spring turns to Summer, Summer becomes Autumn, and Autumn must give way to Winter before Spring can greet us again. We circle in ceremony to honor the shifting energies in our bodies and the Earth.

Wheel of the Year Ceremonies

Ceremony and the Wheel:

The Wheel of the Year is an ancient Celtic framework for moving through time in relationship with the Earth. It moves through eight points in the year, each one a threshold, each an invitation to pause and take stock of what is ending, what is beginning, and what is being asked of you in this season.

We were never meant to move through the year in a headlong rush. Our ancestors gathered at these thresholds. They lit fires, told stories, made offerings, and reminded each other that they belonged to something cyclical and sacred.

Ceremony is how we reclaim that. It is not a performance or a production, it is simply a conscious and intentional pause. A way of saying I am here, I am alive in this moment, and I choose to meet it with presence.

When we do this in community, something shifts. The ordinary becomes sacred. The turning of the season becomes a teacher. And you leave not just having attended an event, but having been changed by an experience.

This is for you if…

  • you've felt the seasons changing but haven't had a way to mark them

  • you're tired of time moving so fast yet feeling like you're always behind

  • you long for a place to slow down, be witnessed, and remember that you are part of something older and wiser than your to-do list

  • you've never sat in ceremony before and something in you is quietly curious

  • you've been here before and you know it's time to do so again

  • "Honouring the changing of the season with Eileen is one of my favorite rituals. The space she creates is sacred and deeply rooted in honouring the earth and the women gathered."

    —Stephanie Jones

  • "The ceremony was exactly what my soul needed, even though I wasn't aware of it. [It was] a soul filling evening that helped shed all that I was ready to let go of, opening space for all possibilities yet to come with the new season. It may have been my first ceremony but it definitely won't be my last."

    —Kristin Woodford

  • "After participating in a ceremony, I realized I had not been invited to an event, I had been invited into a way of being. Eileen creates a space that momentarily suspends the relentless demands of our culture to invite in the subtle forces that bring healing, rejuvenation, and joy."

    —Kellie Cornforth

Sunlight shining through tall trees at sunset or sunrise in a natural setting.

What to expect

Each ceremony is different, shaped by the season, the mythology, and what is alive in the circle, but you can expect to leave feeling:

  • Grounded. Like you've set something down that you didn't realize you were carrying and your whole body exhales a sigh of relief.

  • Witnessed. Like you've been seen, not just as who you are in your everyday life, but as the woman you are becoming.

  • Connected. To the Earth, to the other women in the circle, and most importantly to that something in yourself that doesn't always get a voice in your life.

  • Oriented. Like the season ahead has meaning and direction, and you know how you want to move into it.

We open together with a grounding ritual and teaching rooted primarily in the Celtic history and traditions of the season. We reflect, we journal, we pull cards, we share. There is always space for silence and for laughter. The circle closes with intention, a quiet declaration of what you are leaving behind and what you are calling in.

  • You do not need any experience with ceremony or witchcraft. You only need to be willing to show up.

  • Online (Zoom) and In-Person (Calgary) options for participation.

  • Recorded playback for those who can’t attend live.

  • **Included in the Wise Wild Woman Mentorship Program and Unleash Your Inner Witch

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About your guide…


Hello Beautiful Soul, I’m Eileen.

I came to the Wheel of the Year quite by accident. It all started early one Spring, near to Easter when into my head popped the thought: “Isn’t there a celebration called Ostara or something around now?”

I did some digging, discovered first the modern Pagan and Wiccan Wheels, then stumbled into Celtic wisdom and just kept diving deeper.

The wisdom of the Wheel has been the permission and the path I needed to finally slow down and question the headlong rush of life as we know it. It created space where it didn’t exist for me before and re-enchanted the world before my very eyes. It gave me a way of relating to time that resonated in my very bones. It was a remembering.

Now I help others connect to their own rhythms and the rhythms of the Earth through mentorship, energy healing, and ceremony.

If something in you is stirring right now, if you’re ready to stop shrinking, stop apologizing, and start showing up fully in your power, connected to your own body and the magic of the earth, I’d love to support you. My work weaves together ancestral remembering, cyclical living, and embodied spirituality to help women come home to themselves.

These ceremonies are an invitation into that remembering.

2026 Dates + Times

**Online start time is 15 minutes past the hour.

Imbolc (im-bulk)

January 29 @ 7 pm MST

Spring Equinox

March 19 @ 7 pm MST

Beltaine

April 30 @ 7 pm MST

Summer Solstice

June 19 @ 7 pm MST

Lughnasadh (loo-na-sah)

July 30 @ 7 pm MST

Autumn Equinox

September 17 @ 7 pm MST

Samhain (sa-wen)

October 29 @ 7 pm MST

Winter Solstice/Yule

December 17 @ 7 pm MST