Workshops

Leonine figures were represented magically from over 40,000 years ago, and depictions of lions found on cave walls in Europe.  Tigers, leopards and other cats have also been associated with goddesses worldwide.

Domestic cats have been beloved, appreciated, and venerated in some cultures for at least 4000 years.  Why are the cat goddesses so popular in the 21st century?  We’ll be reaching into their prehistoric past to explore how they are relevant to us today.   What can they teach us?  How can they help us?  How do we commune with them?

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Join us as we enter the realm of the mystical felines, from mighty big cats to domestic familiars, with talks, discussion, visualisation, chanting and ceremony.  .,As is usual with our Goddess Days, there will also be an element of crafting. 

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Optional – bring with you a photo or drawing of a cat special to you, either past or present, and also optional, up to 300 words to read out of any personal supernatural experiences with cats and/or cat goddesses.​  

 

Please bring a packed lunch. Light refreshments and materials are included and you are welcome to join us for a drink afterwards.

 

Places are limited. Please note that this is a private home with cats and let us know if you have any allergies, as there may be foods with gluten and nuts. All are welcome who come in goodwill. Please let us know if you need parking.​

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Image and words by Chesca Potter from The Greenwood Tarot and show “a woman with a mask of the mountain lion with eagle feathers, against the burning sun… A lioness empowers and encircles her heart. Tied upon her spear is the oldest animal headed statue ever found in Europe (30,000 BCE) a leonine human.” Image reproduced with permission from Mark Ryan.