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Rebecca Anuwen
on 29/10/2023 at 07:04 PM
Yes to boundaries being important - even with spirit - often more so! I guess the amount of guests depends on the ‘party’ you want to have. Intimate connection with a few guests or more social with more ‘chit chat’
SeasonalWitch
on 29/10/2023 at 06:18 PM
I usually just set one plate for the entire group I invite. Then I put out one white candle for each guest and a final candle between me and their meal to invite them to all take from the plate. It also makes it easier to invite them one at a time to sit in front of me, so I don’t get overwhelmed with too much energy. But this year, so many of my ancestors are vying for my attention, I’m not sure how I’m going to keep the guest list reasonable! I guess boundaries are important when it comes to spirits, too.
2 Nights to go: A Feast for the Silent—How to Perform a Dumb Supper
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A Dumb Supper is a meal eaten in silence, a sacred space where the living and the dead come together.
The table is often set with a place for each departed loved one, and the meal is consumed in reverent silence. 🌒🌕🌘
This ritual allows for a unique form of communion with the spirit world, offering a moment to share love, seek guidance, and find closure. 🌌