By Invitation · A Small Circle · Monthly Full Moon Gathering
A Women's Abundance Circle
A small, intimate room of women who gather once a month beneath the full moon — by candlelight, over tea and cake, in unhurried conversation about what is ripe or ripening in our lives.
The Invitation
Savor is a small circle of women who are ready to receive their own lives. Once a month, when the moon comes full and holds nothing back, we gather to celebrate what is ripe in us — and what is still ripening. Here, we savor ourselves, our lives, and one another.
The moon keeps the oldest calendar there is. She swells, she spills over, she empties and begins again — and she asks nothing of us but that we notice. We gather at her fullest hour because that is when the light is generous, and generosity is contagious.
We sip tea. We eat cake that somehow still loves us back. We speak the questions we carry but rarely say aloud — about money, work, love, the body, and the softer hungers beneath the busy. We swap life recipes and cake recipes in equal measure, and we let ourselves be fed without apology.
We practice the holy no that guards the holy yes. We speak of money as a sacred birthright, a devotion, a flame to tend. The body, the kitchen, and the table are altars here, and we learn to be fed at them.
Think of it as a slow, candlelit conspiracy — women around one fire, remembering that abundance is meant to be tasted and created, that pleasure is the work itself, and that a well-tended flame draws everything worth having toward it.
The Shape of the Circle
I.
Ninety minutes, by candlelight, online — a small room of women, held in confidence, once each month as the moon comes full. A reading, a ritual, a question to sit with. Devotional conversation, listening as practice. We celebrate what is ripe, and tend to what is still ripening.
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A shared rhythm carried between gatherings — stillness, a seasonal reading, a small daily tending. The circle held quietly, even when apart.
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A digital bundle arrives when you enter the circle — a devotional booklet, a playlist, a recipe from the cookbook, a ritual to set the tone. A private tending for your own table.
Evergreen
In Food as Sacrament, you learned that the table, the kitchen, and the body are altars. Savor is where we sit down at that altar together — not for a season, but for as long as the yes remains — and keep the fire burning.
Once a month, when the moon is full and unhurried, we practice the art of savoring: ourselves, our lives, and one another. We celebrate what is ripe, and we tend to what is still ripening — in money, in pleasure, in friendship, in the body. We let the moon set the pace, and she has never once been in a hurry.
We continue the philosophies of Food as Sacrament here — indulging, sharing, and talking honestly about wealth, boundaries, and desire. We swap life recipes and cake recipes, in equal measure.
For Whom
For women of faith. For women of color. For the young, and for the crone in her power. For the woman in transition — the woman unbecoming, in order to become.
Your life was meant to be savored. This circle is for her, in every one of us.
Savor is for the woman who already knows that beauty is a practice, that the kitchen and the inner life are one country, and that she is ready to be tended — and to tend herself as the sacred, worthy, wild woman she is. She who knows, in her bones, that she can have her cake and eat it too.
Join us.
Join by Invitation
Savor is an evergreen circle. Once a month, beneath the full moon, a small number of women gather to celebrate what is ripe, tend to what is ripening, and savor themselves, their lives, and one another. When you feel the yes in your body, the link is your invitation — take your seat, and we'll meet you at the table.
Join Savor