The full moon in November is traditionally referred to as the Beaver Moon. It is named for the time of year when the animal kingdom is making its last great push to secure safe lodging for the coming winter, and it marks our last opportunity before hard freezes begin to secure the warm furs needed to keep us through the coming months.

The Beaver Moon is an industrious time focused on preparedness and warmth. As the hours of sunlight slip away and the outer warmth of the sun is no longer enough to sustain us, we are compelled to attend to our inner light and warmth once again. We are reminded that this inner source is abundant and able to keep us through the darkest of nights.

The labyrinth will be open for those who wish to walk in celebration of the inner light each of us has.

Moon water will be available for those who attend. Your generous donations allow us to continue this beloved Omnisara tradition each month.