Nestled on ten acres only minutes from I-5, Sacred Fires offer a relaxing escape into nature.
Events at the Olympia Sacred Fire House
Attending a sacred fire ceremony at the Olympia Sacred Fire House is good medicine. Re-awakening your connections with Nature and Spirit can fill you with heart, courage, healing and community that will guide you through your days.
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Public Community Sacred Fires held monthly
Women's Fires and Men’s Sacred Fires held monthly
Spring Weather Ceremony held annually
Summer and Winter Nahua Solstice Fire Ceremonies
Spring and Fall Raven Feast Rituals
Fire Speaks - A conversation with Grandfather Fire
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COMMUNITY sacred FIREs
Held the first Friday of every month - 7:00 pm start
Experience a simple ceremony that opens ritual space so the warmth and wisdom of Grandfather Fire can light your life and awaken your heart. Community fires generally last around 3 hours.
Everyone is welcome.
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women's full MOON SACRED FIREs
Held on the Full Moon each month - 7:00 pm
Women are the creators, connectors, weavers of life and relationship.The women's sacred fire dives deep with ceremony, drumming, dreaming and sharing from the heart.
This fire is hosted by Peter's wife, Sharon, who is an initiated Sacred Fire Community Fire Keeper and Nahua Granicera (Weather Worker). Questions? Contact Sharon at 360-561-8773.
Full moon fire dates may vary from dates shown on your calendar. It's best to confirm with a phone call or subscribe to the newsletter.
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men's sacred fires
Held on the fourth Wednesday of each month - 7:00 pm
Explore the Divine Masculine
What does it mean to be a man? Society often presents the masculine from the mind's perspective, including cultural norms and mixed messages that can create confusion and insecurity about how to act and react as a man.
Coming to the Men’s fires allows us to explore going into our hearts to see the male role from a deeper perspective.
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Summer and winter Solstice Ceremonies
Held on every Summer or Winter Solstice, on the evening closest to the time of solstice
Come and celebrate with us in the Nahua tradition at the pinnacle of the seasons of moment of internal (Winter) or external (Summer) energies. What would you like to sacrifice—to release and unburden—so you can complete your season’s work and prepare for the coming changing light and energy focus with strength and clarity?
Contact Sharon Brown for more information
FALL AND SPRING equinox - raven’s feast
Every Equinox, we feed Raven a feast to thank him for being the guardian spirit for the Fire House.
Raven brought fire's light, warmth and wisdom to the people. Today He lives in the Sacred Fire House where He protects our fires and connects us with the ancestors, the land and all its beings.
During this ritual we offer Raven those things he’s requested. then enjoy our own community feast.
Questions? Please call Peter's wife Sharon at 360-561-8773
thanking the water from the sky ceremony
Fresh water is life. Noting exists without water. And there is only one source for this sacred, life-giving elixir – the rains and snows that fall from the sky.
As we contemplate drought …As we wonder what we can do to help restore balance to a world of extremes…..Consider opening your heart to a relationship with the powerful forces of the Weather Beings. Participating in a traditional Nahua gratitude ceremony, your connection with Nature’s living spirits in a felt, practical, inspiring way. This ceremony “closes” the Winter and Spring rainy season in a good way. It is typically held in June.
Show your love for the Divine and Divine will show her love for you.
Contact Sharon Brown for more information