YOUR INVITATION
“Crone” first arrived as a noun and verb during the Middle English period, 1150 – 1500. The writing of Margaret Paston includes ‘crone’ in 1462. The view of women at the time was divided, after all. Consider that Mary, mother of God, was revered, but women who were not aligned with the church were dangerous.
What meaning does crone hold today?
What defines a crone, and who sets the definition?
What stories are waiting to emerge from collective exploration?
This series of six classes will examine these questions and more, combining personal inquiry, storytelling, trance, and writing to explore the crone.
We imagine being guided and inspired by Baba Yaga, Strega Nona, The Dangerous Old Woman, and more to dive deep, find what emerges, and integrate what is true for each of us. There is no one definition of crone; there is only experience.
What wisdom do you seek?
What wisdom is seeking you?
Discovery and connection arrive in this creative space, time between time, where we write from the container of uncovering and knowing, sharing and being witnessed. No homework. No feedback. Just writing between the worlds. For what happens between the worlds changes and impacts all the worlds.
Ready to Spend Time with Crone Energy?
TO REGISTER: https://forms.gle/DxWgqfDYCNqdDgar8
Location: Zoom; details with registration
Dates: 6 Thursdays, March 21, 28 + April 4, 11, 18, 25 – 5:30 – 7:30 pm Pacific
Cost – sliding scale ($225 – $375); some scholarships available, please inquire
*Canadians: e-transfer payments to Marie – marie@mariemaccagno.com or request invoice for credit card payment
*US – payment to Irisanya – PayPal to https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/irisanyamoon or Venmo @irisanya (Irisanya can also take credit card payments via Stripe on her website, so if you need this, reach out to her directly.)
Your Guides on the Journey:
Irisanya Moon (she/they) (www.irisanyamoon.com) I live on the unceded land of the Southern Pomo, Wappo, and Coast Miwok peoples, now known as Santa Rosa, California, USA. I honor that stories are spells and our bodies hold the heartbeat of transformation. I have written books and blogs on magick and resilience, holding storytelling as an act of resistance. We do not do this work alone.
Marie Maccagno (she/her) (www.mariemaccagno.com) I live on unceded territory of the K’omoks Nation, on Vancouver Island, Canada. My life’s work is supporting others to tell the truth of their lives. I believe that healing and transformation happens when we write and share together within sacred space.
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