
Fourth Annual Gaia Gathering for Women
April 30 – May 2, 2010

Join us again or for the first time as we celebrate Beltane by honoring our Earth Mother and the call of the Divine Feminine. Together we will honor the power of women’s community and help our world shift into the new consciousness of peace, healing and community living.As alice Walker’s book title states “We are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For”.
The weekend will be about collective ceremony, song and learning skills for gardening, medicine making, stewarding the earth and so much more. The fee includes camping at beautiful Camp Albemarle, four delicious wild and organic meals, and most class materials. There are also rustic cabins available. We will begin Friday evening and end with our traditional web ceremony after lunch on Sunday. Now more than ever is the time for us to know how deeply we are connected.
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his event is becoming wonderfully popular and unfortunately we needed to close registration last year towards the end. We are committed to keeping the price the same and as you can imagine, organic food, space rentals and fabulous teachers all add up to a great value. Our intention with this Gathering is not to become large but to create a deep and strong web of women energy for our bioregion and to bless the environs of Charlottesville with peace and security. Work study positions fly very quickly so inquire early.
Fee for the weekend is $175.00.

Gaia Gathering Keynote speaker: Rachel Bagby, J.D.
View the 2010 Schedule of Classes and Teacher Bios
Bringing Children:
While there is no childcare, you are welcome to bring your daughters of any age and your sons under four years old. We ask that you respect all classes and invite them to come with you if they are able to sit quietly. There is plenty of space for them to play yet they must be supervised at all times. We really encourage young girls and teens to be a part of this gathering.
Children under 2 are Free. Children 3 - 18 are $75 for the whole weekend.
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Where I Come From Chlorophyll is Queen
Where I come from chlorophyll is Queen
She has always been the undisputed champion of the people
Prima Donna
Prima facie
One without challenge or vying contender
Spring of Springs
Holder of the living Scepter
We like it that way
She is Monarch
Conqueror, warrior and midwife
Delivering and protecting us
From sickness, pain and evil
Chlorophyllia the 1st since creation conception
The Divine Deity of Interceptors
Empress without dispute or correction
We call her the Green Queen
The Jade Reconciliator –Consigliore
En Domini Veritas Christos
Bringing peace and equity to the nation
As written in the manuscripts of her botanical scriptures
We are her progeny
We are her seeds
She is our milk
Our daily bread
The root of our existence upon which we lay our head
She is the God of Light reflected
Photosynthesis injected
In every thing on earth we see
In every living, breathing plant
In all the herbs of nature’s fields
In every tree that bears fruit
In every fingerprinted leaf
To chlorophyll we humbly kneel
And from our hearts
We give our thanks and praises
- Faybiene Miranda
© 2007 For Kathleen Maier – Sacred Plant Woman
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