Moon Alignment Series: New Moon and Vernal Equinox

Monday, March 16, 5 – 6:30pm
$25; members $15

The full and new moons occur when the sun and moon align—first in opposition for the full moon, then in conjunction, when they share the same area of the sky. This rhythmic alignment of full light and shadow marks unique opportunities to contemplate motion and stillness in relationship with our closest celestial neighbors. Each session in the Moon Alignment Series opens with a brief discussion, followed by a walking meditation, a silent meditation, and closing reflections.

The Moon Alignment Series is designed to offer an intimate experience for a small group of participants per session.

This series is led by Isha Strasser, Calder Gardens Contemplative Arts Fellow.

Buy tickets. Limited capacity.

For questions about accessibility, please contact info@caldergardens.org.

Strasser is the Contemplative Arts Fellow at Calder Gardens. She has over 10 years of experience as a director and writer for educational nonprofits and 25 years in yogic and contemplative practice. Her work draws on ancient wisdom, contemplative pedagogy, disability studies, and ecological economics. Strasser teaches writing and mindfulness meditation at Rowan University’s Cooper Medical School. She is also a senior strategist with Blueprint Evolution and a student in Rowan’s PhD in Creativity program.

Programming at Calder Gardens is generously supported by Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz, Donna Green, and Michael Sternberg.