Bask in the Sun: A Summer Solstice Tea Ceremony + Circle

June 21, 2023

6am-7:30am PT | 9am-10:30am ET

Brought to you by the Black Diamond Collective

Bask (verb): to lie exposed to warmth and light, typically from the sun, for relaxation and pleasure.

Virtual Ceremony Details

Wednesday, June 21, 2023

6am-7:30am PT | 9am-10:30am ET

Come bask in the energy of the summer solstice with us. We’ll greet the sun in circle, intention, and ceremony.

You will experience…

  • Guided Meditation

  • A personal tea ritual

  • Space and time just for you

  • Nourishment and replenishment

  • Solstice energy teachings

  • All that comes from being held in circle.

The Summer Solstice is…

  • a portal recognizing earth’s movement from the beginning energies of Spring towards the transformative intensity of summer.

  • a time all things are invited to take action, transform, manifest boldly

*Register by June 15th to receive personalized summer tea from BDC + Be Still Tea.

Registration Details

  • We will meet virtually in spiritual community over zoom

  • Held in a sacred container by 2 trained facilitators

If you register by June 15th, BDC will send you:

  • A summer blend tea to enjoy all summer long

If you register after June 15th, or are joining us from outside of the U.S., you’ll need to bring your own loose-leaf tea.

Pricing

$25 - Discounted Cost for those impacted financially

$40 - True Cost of the ceremony

$50 - Sponsorship Cost for those that have the resources to provide a scholarship contribution

Our Promises:

Accessibility: No one is turned away for lack of funds. Contact bdcollective20@gmail.com to discuss a payment plan or gift exchange as needed.

Give Back: 10% of ceremony proceeds will be donated to the Rohan Birthmother Adoption Fund, helping children be adopted by providing birthmother care.

Land Acknowledgment. BDC guides live and work on occupied land taken from the Chochenyo Karkin Ohlone people (present day San Francisco) and the Miwok Nisenan people (present day Sacramento). We honor their connection to these regions, we offer gratitude and pay respect to the stewards, past and present, for the opportunity to live, work, learn, and pray here. We encourage our community to learn more about land returns and match donations if they feel called.

What People Are Saying

 

“It was worth every minute and penny. I felt like this ceremony really held me in my spiritual work, inspired me, and nourished more seeds that will germinate and grow in my life. I was pleasantly surprised how well it worked in an online format. I knew it was going to be good, but it was great! I felt an immediate connection with the leaders, in their authenticity. It was also such a relief to have a woman of color leading too (I’m A Woman Of Color and it’s such a rare experience to feel that safe).”

— Sable, Seattle WA

“I have been in circle with other women before, but I haven't really participated in a ceremony like this that included such detailed ancient teachings and learnings… I thought you three women were all incredibly special -- your energy and the space you held for us was palpable even through Zoom. I loved the interplay of your personalities and approaches. The ceremony was so well-crafted with an eye towards everything that's going on -- I loved that we were given many breaks, a super long lunch, and had an opportunity to go outside. I felt there was a very good balance between being led into spiritual self-reflection and having the space to find my own way into it.”

— Gabriella, NYC

“I was looking for connection with community and the movement and awareness I have received from other ceremonies. [I walked away from a ceremony with BDC] feeling grounded and more aware of what I need to put my focus towards, as well as energy for taking action. I love the energy the three of you! [There is] something powerful about the gifts you each bring and share together that makes ceremony with BDC magical. “

— Cindy, Seattle WA

“All the buried seeds crack open in the dark the instant they surrender to a process they can’t see.”

-Mark Nepo