Wise Woman - Harmony Hub, Chorley
Wise Woman - the first Wednesday of each month 7pm - 9.30pm
“When the village is burning, it is the crone who remembers where to find the water to put out the fire” Anon
The crone is the medicine humanity needs right now. H
She is a magical truth teller, authentic and in her power.
She’s a woman who has as life time of experience and has done the work needed to make friends with her shadow side and learnt from life’s
challenges,
Her power comes from within, from the earth and from source.
She is a keeper of stories and carries the wisdom and living memory of her ancestors to pass forward to future generations.
She is deeply connected to the earth and the natural cycles,
She knows the plant and tree medicine carries has gthe skill to do the ceremonies needed for balance and healing.
The energy of the wise woman or crone is calling. She is calling us!
These workshops explore the magic of the mid-life woman; menopause” as the threshold as we pprentice to the Crone or Elder woman.
Wise woman includes more learning on herbal medicine, shamanic journey work and healing as well as ceremony and learning how to do simple ceremonies.
All those who connect to the crone energy including younger women are welcome.
Artwork by Colette Healy
Crone; Woman as Elder
EarthKeeper - 7th October 7pm - 9.30pmHarmony Hub, Chorley
The wisewoman/crone is an earth keeper.
In this session we will be discussing our sacred connection to earth as we start to learn the skills of a herbalist and we start by learning about Hawthorn as medicine,
We will also be making rowanberry necklaces, bracelet or garlands and leaning how to do a power retrieval for the desecrated places in nature.
This is a standalone session, and you dont have to have attended other wise woman workshops.
Bring your rattles and drums
Autumn 2026
Wednesday 4th November
Woman as edge walker
At menopause we enter an ancient and sacred rite of passage
Rewilding Menopause
At midlife, we enter a time of transition that takes us from our fertile years to our Wise woman/ Elder years. This can be seen as a rite of passage.
In indigenous / Elder cultures this can be a powerful time in which we encounter challenges and struggle in order to transform. It is also a time that should be held by the community and elders.
Menopause is a rite of passage that can leave women feeling lost, confused and coping with many physical and emotional challenges. It can also a time of profound spiritual growth. In modern times its also a time when women need other women and Elder women with knowledge and support.