Creator: Gary Hershorn | Credit: Getty Images Copyright: 2018 Gary Hershorn "August’s full Moon was traditionally called the Sturgeon Moon because the giant sturgeon of the Great Lakes and Lake Champlain were most readily caught during this part of summer. Other names for this Full Moon include ”Full Green Corn Moon,” signaling that the corn was nearly ready for harvest, “Wheat Cut Moon,” “Moon When All Things Ripen,” and ”Blueberry Moon.” ~Farmer's Almanac

Full Moon Gong Show

Tuesday, September 1, 6PM-7PM

• Outdoors in front of EQUIVITA (bring your own mat, pillow etc. to be comfortable on the ground)
• Facilitated by Carla Fox
• By donation cash only
• Weather permitting. Event will be canceled if it’s raining.

Since the full moon falls on different days throughout the year, this event will move accordingly. Keep an eye out each month to participate.

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​Full Moon Gong Show

On the Summer Solstice, I played the gong in my backyard. It was wonderful, and it occurred to me that we could hold the Full Moon Gong Show outdoors. So, here we go! 

We will be hosting gong relaxation for the full moon each month outdoors for now. As the weather shifts, we will shift with it. This is an opportunity to rest and release in community. I will lead a brief movement and breath practice, appropriate for all, then deep relaxation with the gong and a brief meditation.

-Carla Fox

If you have any questions please email me at cfox@equivita.com.

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