Stone Circle: The Dream Incubator

The Winter Solstice marks the turning of the Wheel – a descent into darkness and the quiet spark of new light. The Dream Incubator is a gentle overnight ceremony held in the Belly, inviting us to slow down, rest deeply, and listen for what’s stirring beneath the surface. Together, we’ll dream, reflect, and tend the seeds of what’s to come.

We’ll gather on Sunday, December 21, arriving around 6:00 PM (come already fed). Circle opens at 6:30 PM, sliding into a cozy, magical sleepover around 9:00 PM. Herbal dreamy tea and light snacks will be shared through the evening as we settle into rest and quiet connection.

Morning begins with a potluck breakfast from 8:00–9:00 AM, followed by an integration circle. Departure is by 9:30–10:00 AM on Monday, December 22.

Participants are asked to bring their own bedding and slippers for the yurt, a journal, altar items for the circle, and any small snacks or comforts needed for the night.

Ceremony is $35 and includes a bunk in the Belly.
Accommodations can be upgraded as desired.

More About The Stone Circle:

For many thousands of years, humans from land-honoring spiritual traditions have aligned their sacred ceremonies with the natural seasons and cycles of the Earth, the “Wheel of the Year” according to modern Pagan traditions. In many of these traditions, sacred sites of “standing stones”, Stone Circles, such as Stonehenge in the United Kingdom, mark sacred locations and the potent Earth energies therein to hold space for sacred ceremonial work.

In this series of offerings, in partnership with the Rootstock community, Eyal invites you to join in the creation and cultivation of a living human “Stone Circle”, which we will energetically and spiritually hold in our ceremonial gatherings during the important seasonal transitions of the Wheel during 2025. Inspired by the spiritual practices and teachings of the modern Druid tradition, we will come together in ceremony across the seasons, to honor and celebrate the natural rhythms of the Earth, and invite the ebbs and flows of the natural world to speak to our Spirit, and guide and hold us in our own inward growth and evolution.