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Wednesday, July 29, 2026
7pm ET (NYC time)
Free! RSVP with email at checkout
PLEASE NOTE: Video playback of free events is only available to Patreon members. Become a Member HERE.
Ticketholders: A Zoom invite is sent out two hours before the event to the email used at checkout. Please check your spam folder and if not received, email hello@morbidanatomy.org.
As summer reaches its fullness, the July Full Moon illuminates the places within us that have quietly grown beneath the surface. Seeds planted in spring have become blossoms; blossoms now begin the mysterious work of becoming fruit.
Across cultures, the full moon has long been associated with fertility, nourishment, intuition, and the cyclical wisdom of the body. In mythology, ripeness is not simply abundance—it is the threshold between becoming and harvest. It is the moment when we are asked to recognize what has matured within us and what we are now prepared to offer the world.
Drawing upon mythology, archetypal psychology, and contemporary ritual practice, this immersive gathering invites participants into a contemplative exploration of ripening. Through guided reflection, storytelling, goddess connection, and ritual, we will examine the gifts, relationships, creative projects, and aspects of self that are reaching fullness in our lives.
Together we will work with symbols of the moon, water, fruit, and devotion to honor both the sweetness and responsibility of abundance. Participants will leave with a deeper connection to their own cycles of growth and a simple ritual practice they can continue throughout the lunar month.
No prior experience with ritual or mythology is required.
Participants Should Bring
* A candle
* A bowl of water
* A journal and pen
* A piece of fruit
* Optional flowers, incense, or meaningful personal objects for an altar
Themes
* The symbolism of the July Full Moon
* Mythic images of fertility, abundance, and maturation
* Ripening as an archetypal process
* Embodied gratitude and devotion
* Honoring what is ready to be received and what is ready to be offered
Dr. Selena Madden is a mythologist, educator, and ritualist whose work bridges movement, myth, and depth psychology. With reverence for ancient wisdom and symbolic ritual, Selena facilitates journeys inviting participants to embody archetypal energies, rediscover their inner landscape, and reclaim the luminous threads of their own mythic stories.
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
7pm ET (NYC time)
Free! RSVP with email at checkout
PLEASE NOTE: Video playback of free events is only available to Patreon members. Become a Member HERE.
Ticketholders: A Zoom invite is sent out two hours before the event to the email used at checkout. Please check your spam folder and if not received, email hello@morbidanatomy.org.
As summer reaches its fullness, the July Full Moon illuminates the places within us that have quietly grown beneath the surface. Seeds planted in spring have become blossoms; blossoms now begin the mysterious work of becoming fruit.
Across cultures, the full moon has long been associated with fertility, nourishment, intuition, and the cyclical wisdom of the body. In mythology, ripeness is not simply abundance—it is the threshold between becoming and harvest. It is the moment when we are asked to recognize what has matured within us and what we are now prepared to offer the world.
Drawing upon mythology, archetypal psychology, and contemporary ritual practice, this immersive gathering invites participants into a contemplative exploration of ripening. Through guided reflection, storytelling, goddess connection, and ritual, we will examine the gifts, relationships, creative projects, and aspects of self that are reaching fullness in our lives.
Together we will work with symbols of the moon, water, fruit, and devotion to honor both the sweetness and responsibility of abundance. Participants will leave with a deeper connection to their own cycles of growth and a simple ritual practice they can continue throughout the lunar month.
No prior experience with ritual or mythology is required.
Participants Should Bring
* A candle
* A bowl of water
* A journal and pen
* A piece of fruit
* Optional flowers, incense, or meaningful personal objects for an altar
Themes
* The symbolism of the July Full Moon
* Mythic images of fertility, abundance, and maturation
* Ripening as an archetypal process
* Embodied gratitude and devotion
* Honoring what is ready to be received and what is ready to be offered
Dr. Selena Madden is a mythologist, educator, and ritualist whose work bridges movement, myth, and depth psychology. With reverence for ancient wisdom and symbolic ritual, Selena facilitates journeys inviting participants to embody archetypal energies, rediscover their inner landscape, and reclaim the luminous threads of their own mythic stories.