Hunter Full Moon Sound Journey

As autumn deepens and we move towards the darker, quieter months, the October Full Moon is traditionally known as the Hunter’s Moon — a time associated with gathering, preparing and taking stock before winter. This year’s Hunter’s Moon falls in grounded, earthy Taurus, inviting us to slow down, come back into the body and reconnect with what truly nourishes and supports us. Opposite the Sun in transformative Scorpio, this Full Moon also offers a gentle opportunity to look beneath the surface, acknowledge what has run its course and release what we no longer need to carry. It’s a time to pause, reflect on what you have gathered and grown, and ask yourself: What do I want to keep, what am I ready to let go of, and what would it feel like to simply be present with what is?

Our evening comprises of a guided meditation and visualisation, a deeply restorative sound journey followed by the opportunity to write down what you are ready to release and what you wish to carry forward. Your release intentions will be symbolically burned by the facilitator after the event, creating a ritual of completion and letting go. You will then receive a a lunar message from the Moonology Oracle cards and an opportunity for personal reflection as we move into the new lunar cycle.

The gong, thunder drum, shamanic drum and other resonant instruments weave together in rich layers of vibration, creating an immersive experience designed to help you soften, settle and reconnect with yourself.

With space for just 9 participants, this is an intimate evening created to feel nurturing, personal and held.

Important Please Read

This sound journey is intentionally immersive and may evoke emotional, energetic or somatic release. While many people experience this as grounding, cathartic and deeply supportive, it is important to honour your own capacity and wellbeing when deciding whether this experience is right for you at this time. If you are currently experiencing acute mental or emotional distress, or feeling highly overwhelmed, dysregulated or without the capacity to safely hold and process emotions, you may be better suited to our restorative soundbath experience instead.

This guidance is offered not to discourage attendance, but to support informed choice and ensure that those who join feel resourced, supported and able to receive the experience in a way that feels safe for them.