Sepandārmazgān: The Ancient Iranic Day of Love

In mythic and symbolic traditions, Sepandārmazgān is associated with the Goddess of Love and Beauty, often identified with Diana, whose birth is poetically remembered on this day. She embodies love as devotion, reverence, and ethical care for one another and for the Earth. In ancient Iran, Sepandārmazgān was a day when the Earth was honored, women were revered, flowers and fragrance were shared, fires were lit, and love was expressed through ritual, service, and prayer. This gathering revives those ancestral customs in a contemporary ceremonial form.

Info: -Gratitude and offering, remembering love as care and responsibility for all life.
-Rose and Rose Water Ceremony, a heart-opening ritual honoring self-love, beloveds, and devotion to the sacred feminine.
-Love Potion Ritual and Spells. Farima will guide and create a fun symbolic ancient love potion and spells.
-Sacred Circle Dances. Through gentle ritual movement inspired by Iranian mystical traditions, the body becomes a prayer and a vessel for love and devotion.
-Blessings, Poetry & Prayer to the Goddess. The gathering closes with blessings, Persian poetry, and prayers to carry love forward into daily life.
Participants are invited to wear red or pink color clothing in honor of love and the Goddess of Love, symbolizing beauty, devotion, and the fire of the heart.

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Host or Publisher Dr. Farima Berenji