Welcome to the Circles for Peace Website.
Circles for Peace is a project creating sacred community spaces dedicated to World Peace.
Using megalithic stone circles, attuned to the rhythms and cycles of nature, each installation is designed to inspire and foster the renewal of inner peace.
Winter Solstice Ceremony with the Green Mountain Druid Order
Sunday, December 19 · 3:00pm – 5:00pm
Come join our sacred circle to embrace this time of
fertile darkness and the rebirth of the light!
Bring a candle lantern, a small piece of wood for the fire, an evergreen bough, and warm festive clothes.
Carpool if you can!
We hope to see you there!
Rain, Sleet, Snow or Shine!
Bring a friend, make a new one!!
Fearn, Ivan and the Green Mountain Druid Order
Nov. 7th, 3-5pm – Connecting with our Sacred Self: Spiraling into Balance with Sacred Earth
This event is being co-created with our friend Dale Sparlin from Ohio.
He will create the labyrinth and lead us in walking it and dancing the Spiral Dance.
Through drumming, chant, walking the labyrinth, and dancing the spiral dance, we will bring balance within and without, reclaiming our heart’s connection with the Earth. Feel free to bring drums.
Bring a friend, Make a new one!
Connecting with Our Sacred Self
Spiraling into Balance with Sacred Earth
Throughout this gathering, following a myriad of paths, we have been drawn into deeper communion with Sacred Earth. Now, as we prepare to walk the paths returning to our individual hearth-homes, let us take a moment to turn inward, reconnecting with our own Center, that place within each of us from which we utter Namaste.
Here we will seek the common point that holds Sacred Earth and Sacred Self in balance. As above, so below; as within, so without.
Join us in ceremony as we call in the Seven Directions, walk the Spiral Labyrinth, dance the Spiral Dance, turning to our Sacred Center.
May 18, 2010 Grandmothers will be holding Water Prayers – 7PM
The Earth Clock is not listed in this event, but its the closest place we have! Please join us at 7PM
From: Center for Sacred Studies
Subject: May 18, 2010 Grandmothers will be holding Water Prayers
We, the International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers
Ask you to join us:
MAY 18, 2010
CONSCIOUS PARTICIPATION IN HEALING OUR PLANETARY WATERS
OUR MOTHER EARTH NEEDS YOUR HELP!
Along with many peoples all around the globe, and many water prayers this spring, we are calling for a MASSIVE GLOBAL EFFORT
Our main intention for this healing is to return the waters to their original pure crystalline blueprint, and to add to their abundance for the nourishment of ALL living things on the planet.
Pray in your local waterways, at the rivers or lakes or streams. Or pray with a bowl of water in the middle of the cities.
“We are Water Babies.
Do not to forget to say thank you every day for the water you drink,
the water you bathe in.
Without our Mother water we would not survive.”
Grandmother Agnes Baker Pilgrim, Takelma Siletz, Oregon
The specific ceremonies being conducted on May 18, 2010:
Grandmothers will be holding Water Prayers in the following places:
African Rainforest, Gabon – Grandmother Bernadette Rebienot
Great Lakes, USA- Grandmother Rita Blumenstein
Mountains of Oaxaca, Huautla de Jimenez – Grandmother Julieta Casimiro
Desert of the American Southwest- Grandmother Mona Polacca
France – Grandmother Flordemayo
Black Hills of North America- Beatrice and Rita Long Visitor Holy Dance
Plains of North America, Montana-Grandmother Margaret Behan
Hood River, Oregon- Agnes Baker Pilgrim
Nepalese Himalayas- Aama Bombo
Brazilian Amazon-Grandmothers Maria Alice Freire and Clara Shinobu Iura
Tibetan Ceremonies in Canada- Tsering Dolma Gyaltong
Mahia, Aotearoa, New Zealand – Ambassador Pauline Tangiora
At the same time, people will be praying at
Nine specific bodies of water around the planet using crystalline energy
· Lake Tahoe, California
· Lake Titicaca, Peru
· Lake MacKay Australia
· Lake Chad, Africa
· Lake Bikkal, Russia
· Lake Kissyk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan
· Lake Geneva, Switzerland
· Lake Superior, Minnesota
· Colorado River Complex (Healing and Purification Ceremonies for this vital USA waterway)
“Water reflects the human soul. If you say, ‘thank you’ to water, it will be reflected in the form of beautiful crystals overflowing with gratitude in return.” Masuru Emoto, The Secret Life of Water
For more information:
www.goldeneagleceremonies.com
RAIN or SHINE! Firewalk to benefit The Earth Clock
Date: Saturday, July 10th, 2010
Time: 6:30pm – 10:30pm
Location: Hinesburg – 56 mechanicsville Rd Hinesburg, VT
Cost: $75
Call 802-578-8774 to register.
Pre Registration Required!
Go Beyond the Limits of Your Mind!
Join us for an evening of fun and excitement!
(Bring Your FREINDS!!)
Heather Rice and Patrick Macmanaway bring you an opportunity to go beyond what you thought was possible!
Firewalking is an ancient practice intended to empower and heal. Walking barefoot over hot coals burning at over 1,200° Fahrenheit seems impossible, yet over half a million Americans have done it.
How many other things in your life seem impossible?
This workshop is about healing ourselves by overcoming our fears and limiting beliefs. Your ideas about reality will be changed forever. Discover for yourself how everything is possible, and learn valuable tools to help you confront limitations in all areas of your life.
The workshop is an exhilarating blend of ritual, love, music and laughter. Actually walking on the fire is completely voluntary, and not everyone chooses to do it. Even if you don’t walk, participating in the ceremony and witnessing others walking is an inspiring and empowering experience!
Dr. Heather Rice is a healer and an experienced Firewalking Instructor. She has been a staff trainer for the Firewalking Institute of Research and Education. Since 1993, she has led more than a thousand people over the coals, in the USA, Switzerland, Zimbabwe, New Zealand and Great Britain.
Don’t miss this opportunity to move forward in your life
and help to fund the educational curriculum of the Earth Clock!
Call Today!
802-578-8774
Please send $50 deposit check to
PJCVT/Burlington Earth Clock
PO Box 5573
Burlington, VT 05401
Beltane / Mayday Celebration!
Date: Saturday, May 1, 2010
Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Location: The Burlington Earth Clock
Come One, Come All to Celebrate the Changing of the Seasons and the Fertility of Planet!
Vermont’s own Shyla Nelson and the Good Earth Singers will lead this celebration of Bountiful Delight!
Mark you Calendars (go ahead, I’ll wait…)
Equinox Sunset
The sun will be setting around 6:50 on Saturday March 20th.Sunset is at 6:50 with the mountains.
I think the equinoxes are are about the calm balance, so don’t have a big event planned. It’s about what is arising so we can do an impromptu thing, circle of hands, song or silence. If anyone has something to share, that is good.
Please join us.
Also, if you want pictures of the alignment on the stone, Friday might be better as there won’t be as many people in the circle.
Help Complete the Burlington Earth Clock!
We are excited to share news of a community project with you, and invite you to join our expanding circle of participation and support.
Circles for Peace is a Vermont grassroots non-profit organization that is based on the philosophy that inner peace and inner strength can be restored by witnessing the rhythms and cycles of nature.
Our first project is The Burlington Earth Clock.
We are building The Burlington Earth Clock on land provided by the Burlington Parks Department at Blanchard Beach on the bike path just north of Oakledge Park (a popular spot for watching the sunset).
Plans include the development of an educational curriculum for K-12 in the areas of science and math, art and history.
We are currently fundraising to complete landscaping, install information signs and the 6′ granite sundial in the middle of the circle.
Your financial contribution is crucial to this project. WE ARE ONLY $8,000 AWAY FROM OUR $80,000 GOAL!!
The City of Burlington has offered a $2500 matching grant as support.
Please give generously.
BCA/CFP
PO Box 5573
Burlington, VT 05401
Thanks for your support. Everyone giving what bit they can has made this project a success so far.



