Dísablót: Honoring the Divine Feminine and Ancestors

Name: Dísablót: Honoring the Divine Feminine and Ancestors
Start: 2025-03-22T17:00:00-04:00
Location: 502 Orange Ave, Longwood, FL 32750-4368, United States

Schedule

Sat, 22 Mar, 2025 at 05:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

502 Orange Ave, Longwood, FL 32750-4368, United States | Longwood, FL

About the Event:
Join us for Dísablót, a sacred celebration in the Norse tradition dedicated to the dísir—the protective female spirits, goddesses, and ancestors who watch over us. This is a time to reflect on the strength and wisdom of the divine feminine, express gratitude for their guidance, and seek their blessings for the year ahead.
Dísablót is not just a ritual; it’s a time for community, connection, and honoring the cycles of nature and life. Whether you’re deeply rooted in Norse paganism or simply curious to learn more, this gathering is open to all who come with respect and an open heart.
What to Expect:
• Opening Circle: We'll start with a brief introduction about the significance of Dísablót and its historical roots in Norse culture.
• Blót Ritual: The central ritual will include offerings to the dísir, calling on their wisdom and protection. You’re encouraged to bring an offering such as a drink or a symbolic item.
• Storytelling and Reflection: Hear stories of powerful women in Norse lore and share personal reflections on the role of the divine feminine in our lives.
• Communal Feast: After the ritual, we’ll gather for a potluck-style feast. Please bring a dish to share if you can.
• Community: Take time to connect with others, build relationships, and enjoy the warmth of the community.

How to Prepare:
• Bring an Offering: This can be anything meaningful to you—homemade bread, flowers, a handwritten note, or mead.
• Dress for the Weather: As this is an outdoor event (if applicable), ensure you dress comfortably and appropriately.
• Potluck Dish: If you’d like to contribute to the feast, bring a dish or drink to share with others.
Why Attend?
Dísablót is a beautiful opportunity to honor your ancestors, connect with like-minded individuals, and participate in a rich spiritual tradition that celebrates the strength and wisdom of women. It’s also a chance to learn, reflect, and create meaningful memories with the community.
We kindly ask that attendees RSVP so we can prepare the space and feast accordingly. Families, friends, and newcomers are all welcome—this is a space for everyone who feels called to join.
Those coming from afar are free to pitch a tent, there is plenty of space!