Earth Heart November 8 2026
Fire Ceremony for peace, unity, and love
‘The power of love is here now. The power of now is here now. The power of you and me is here to create magic on earth‘ ~ Alexia Chellun

The invitation

On Sunday, November 8, we will come together at our beautiful Fort bij
Nigtevecht for a fire ceremony. In doing so, we join a worldwide movement
initiated by Ton van de Kroon & Anne Wislez of Connecting the Dots. More
information about their initiative:
www.earthhearttribe.com. Over the past six
years, this movement has grown from 220 to as many as 800 ceremonies and
gatherings around the world. We’re curious to see where it will grow this year.
Imagine.

Together we light a fire for peace, unity, and love. In this way, during the climate conference, we tune in to our connection with one another and with
the earth. You are warmly invited to join. Together with your partner,
children, neighbor, or friend. Everyone is welcome.

When
November 8, from 10:00 to 12:00

Where
Fort bij Nigtevecht, Abcoude

Edition
1st

Costs
None, will you bring a candle and a log of wood for the fire?

‘For almost a week I was immersed in nature again. Feeling totally at ease and in harmony with my environment. Dancing with life. Touched by its beauty. Deeply rooted in presence. Available to serve what was needed. During my solo on the edge of a cliff the whole spectrum of life flowed through me. From the intimacy of the flies drinking from my tears to the vastness of the African plains. From feeling the pain we are inflicting on the earth to experiencing deep gratitude for the preciousness of life. From being fully awake to dozing of peacefully. Branches dancing before an unchanging background. Two birds singing one song. The sun and the moon. The roaring of lions appearing to be the roaring of my stomach. There in the womb of Africa my life offered itself back to life. Grace closed the circle and set me free. And as our guide pointed out wisely, this is only the beginning.’

With gratitude Daniel, November 2015, Marataba, South Africa