About the Eco-spiritual Calendar
The Calendar is Music
When we consciously shape vibrations into specific strata, relationships, and harmonies, we call that “music.” As many of us know, music has the capacity to heal the soul, the body, and bring us together as a community.
Similarly, when we shape our living experience of time-space in a way that understands ecology, ancestry, embodiment, and interconnectedness, then we make music of the way we live.
Our ancestors lived in deep relationship with land and season, with the seen and unseen worlds. That thread has been broken for many of us as our culture has been co-opted by capitalist forcers.
However, we remember those ecological rhythms (dharma) deep in our bodies. The melodies of seasons that hold our psychospiritual growth, shedding, and renewal, as well as our physical thriving are remembered deep in our souls.
Our sacred calendar is a way we can return to body-mind health, inner wholeness, and collective harmony.
You can read a more detailed description of our calendar here.
Eco-Spiritual Calendar
Contemplating our true nature through ecologically embedded and spiritually connective rituals of time
April 2026 – March 2027
Hover over each season to explore its ecology and contemplative themes
The 5 Seasons
Emergence / April 1 - June 20 / Food / Awakening, Vision
Ripening / June 21 - July 31 / Fire / Joy + Expression
Gathering / Aug 1 - Oct 21 / Earth / Harvest + Humility
First Rains / Oct 22 - Dec 41 / Metal / Descent, Ancestors
Dreaming / Jan 1 - March 31 / Water / Stillness + Silence
9 Observances of the Eco-Spiritual Calendar
Imbolc / Feb 1 / Possibilities and potentials, non duality
Soring Equinox / March 20 / Forgiveness, purification, balance, renewal
New Year / April 1 / Liberation, vision, celebration, beginning
Beltane / May 1 / Eros, life force, creativity, union
Summer Solstice / June 21 / Radiance, joy, community, expression
Lughnasadh / Aug 1 / Harvest, mastery, gratitude, sacrifice
Autumn Equinox / Sept 22 / Graditude, reciprocity, balance, amends
Samhain / Day of the Dead / Oct 31 + Nov 1 / Honoring ancestors + death
Winter Solstice / Dec 21 / Silence, stillness, dreaming
Value behind the Eco-Spiritual Calendar
The purpose of practice is to bring us more in sync with Nature and Cosmos. The calendar is a tool for alignment. By attending to seasons, moons, and turning points, we orient our lives to the larger rhythms we are part of.
We are not separate from the natural world—we ARE the natural world. The calendar reminds us of what the modern world obscures: we are made of earth, water, light, and time. Practicing with the seasons is not connecting to nature, but remembering we never left.
The natural world informs, communicates, and heals us. When we practice with the rhythms of the earth, we open to her guidance. The land is always speaking—through weather, creatures, silence, and sign. The calendar teaches us to listen and receive.
Sacred technologies support our transformation. Herbs, silent meditation, retreat, movement, song, poetry, and ceremony are how we engage the subtle dimensions of the calendar. These are not additions to life—they are doorways into deeper communion with reality.
Healing Community through Culture
The sacred calendar is not just a schedule of events—it is a spiritual curriculum. As we move through the year, we are invited into different essential qualities, different facets of Being, different aspects of what it means to be fully human and fully alive.
Anthropological studies of intact cultures all point to the core practices that healthy communities need:
Human Need / Holiday
Facing death and impermanence / Samhain
Connecting to ancestors and lineage / Samhain
Forgiveness and release / Spring Equinox, Autumn Equinox
Cleansing and purification / Imbolc, Spring Equinox
Resting and silence / Winter Solstice, Imbolc
Visioning and beginning / New Year
Connecting with inner true self / Imbolc, Winter Solstice
Celebrating eros and life force / Beltane
Honoring effort, skill, and sacrifice / Lughnasadh
Practicing gratitude and reciprocity / Lughnasadh, Autumn Equinox
Celebrating together in joy / New Year, Beltane, Summer Solstice
Grieving together / Samhain
Renewing community bonds / All thresholds
Modern Western culture is notably deficient in meeting these core needs. The eco-spiritual calendar addresses those gaps. When a community practices this calendar consciously, we become more integrated, healthier, more connected, and more resilient in challenging times.
Blossom Moon March 3, 2026
Wildflower Moon April 1, 2026
Strawberry Moon May 1, 2026
Solstice Moon May 31, 2026
Golden Hills Moon June 29, 2026
Fire Moon July 29, 2026
Smoke Moon August 28, 2026
Grape Moon September 26, 2026
Harvest Moon October 26, 2026
Salmon Moon November 24, 2026
Dreaming Moon December 23, 2026
Whale Moon January 22, 2027
Brigid Moon February 20, 2027
The Lunar Calendar
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Community Gatherings
Check out our calendar to see ways we are gathering as a community to honor earth, kinship, and the cycles of Life.
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Seasonal Courses
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Individual Counseling + Immersions
Find support in profound inner transformation through depth psychology and the use of healing plants.
Get in Touch
Learn more about our community and working individually with Jordana by emailing us at siripiari@protonmail.com.