Medicine Wheel Ceremonies

Working With the Four Directions

The Medicine Wheel, Medicine Circle or Mandala has been used for thousands of years around the world as a fundamental shamanic map and cross-cultural tool to navigate the flow of life. No matter where we are, we are always surrounded and supported by the four directions-- East, South, West and North. The presence of the directions in our lives can be felt as the earth turns over the course of a day, and as the seasons turn over the course of the year. Understanding how to work well with the four directions can mean the difference between feeling peaceful, supported, clear and at ease, versus feeling unsupported, chaotic and confused and struggling.

Society for Shamanic Practice offers four Medicine Wheel Ceremonies per year
at each Solstice and Equinox.

Ceremonies in 2023:

Equinox, Honoring the East, March 20

Solstice, Honoring the South, June 21

Equinox, Honoring the West, September 22

Solstice, Honoring the North, December 21

This year Jaime Meyer, SSP Board President and shamanic practitioner will lead the ceremonies

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The majority of our events are open to everyone in our community. Medicine Wheel Ceremonies are an exception; they are a benefit we offer exclusively to our members in gratitude for their ongoing support of our non-profit mission. If you are not a member and would like to participate, please visit our become a member page to learn about the benefits of joining and sign up for a FREE 30-Day Trial! Thank you!

For the Winter Solstice Ceremony on December 21, 2022 we are opening the ceremony to everyone! You do not have to be a member this time to join. But you must be on our mailing list as we will mail the zoom link to everyone on our email mailing list the day before the ceremony. Please click the Join our Newsletter button at the bottom of this page (button in yellow) if you are not on our mailing list already. 

AUDIO PLAYBACK RECORDING:

Here is a link to the image for the Reindeer Song that Jaime refers to in the ceremony

Here is the link to Jaime's article for more on the Story of Reindeer