Snow and Grain Moon
The Snow / Grain Moon gathered us across different conditions.
Snow in one place, grain in another, each arriving from a different season, yet sensing into the same moment.
The Practice
The practice begins with a simple orientation to the moment.
Starting with what is here.
Staying close to what is stirring.
Letting movement take shape from within it.
In the North – Snow, In the Belly
Frankie Edwards guides a sensory practice with snow and grain, feeling into what is present, what is forming, and what is not yet visible.
In the South – Grain, “Yes, And”
Moira Were on the practice of “yes, and” — receiving what comes, working with it, and turning even challenge into something generative.
Community Voices
As the practice moved through the collective, the conversation began to shift.
The space settled into itself.
Participation deepened.
From there, something else began to emerge: In a field, coherence doesn’t come from a centralized place organizing information. It comes from people participating, collaborating, and being present.
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