Heather DresselHost
Tonight, September 22nd at 8.05 p.m. Eastern Time, we reach the autumn equinox here in the Northern Hemisphere.

The equinox is the moment we reach this seasonal threshold when day and night are nearly equal before the nights begin growing longer.

So if you're wondering, what is this wheel of the year business? It's simply a way of honoring the seasonal transitions of the earth.

The wheel, as we know it today, comes through modern pagan traditions with roots in much older, I mean, ancient seasonal celebrations.

When I learned about the Wheel of the Year in that very first women's community I joined, my body remembered it.

Nearly every women's community I've been part of has invited me deeper into relationship with Great Mother, Mama Gaia, right? The Earth Herself.

We're going to be diving deeper into the wheel of the year, its origins, and these seasonal rhythms inside the Hear Her Sisterhood again and again and again.

Tonight, September 22nd at 8.05 p.m. Eastern Time, we reach the autumn equinox here in the Northern Hemisphere.

The equinox is the moment we reach this seasonal threshold when day and night are nearly equal before the nights begin growing longer.

So if you're wondering, what is this wheel of the year business? It's simply a way of honoring the seasonal transitions of the earth.

The wheel, as we know it today, comes through modern pagan traditions with roots in much older, I mean, ancient seasonal celebrations.

When I learned about the Wheel of the Year in that very first women's community I joined, my body remembered it.

Nearly every women's community I've been part of has invited me deeper into relationship with Great Mother, Mama Gaia, right? The Earth Herself.

We're going to be diving deeper into the wheel of the year, its origins, and these seasonal rhythms inside the Hear Her Sisterhood again and again and again.
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