Join our monthly co-creation rhythm and seasonal celebrations aligned with natural cycles.
The Lunation Protocol is our monthly rhythm for co-creation and community building, synchronized with the natural cycles of the moon. Each month is divided into three phases that guide our collective work and celebration.
Set intentions, plan projects, and gather community input for the month ahead.
Implement projects, build community, and work on regenerative initiatives.
Celebrate achievements, share learnings, and prepare for the next cycle.
We're currently in the Action Phase of Lunation #29
Action
Full Moon Phase
60% complete
September 15-30, 2025
Current cycle
• Planning: Sep 1-14
• Action: Sep 15-30
• Reflection: Oct 1-7
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Active participants
Join our community events, workshops, and seasonal celebrations.
September 22, 2025
Celebrate the harvest and prepare for winter with community rituals, local food sharing, and gratitude ceremonies.
October 5-7, 2025
Learn regenerative design principles, practical permaculture techniques, and community-scale planning.
October 15-21, 2025
Build with clay, straw, and natural materials. Learn sustainable construction techniques and traditional building methods.
October 8, 2025
Join the planning phase for the next lunation. Share ideas, propose projects, and help shape our community's direction.
October 12, 2025
Explore innovative financial models for regenerative projects. Learn about receipt tokens, mutual credit, and community currencies.
October 1, 2025
Celebrate the completion of Lunation #29. Share stories, learnings, and achievements from the past month.
Honor the natural cycles with our community celebrations throughout the year.
Celebrate new beginnings, plant seeds, and set intentions for the growing season.
Honor the peak of light and abundance with community feasts and gratitude ceremonies.
Celebrate the harvest, share abundance, and prepare for the winter season.
Honor the return of light, reflect on the year, and plan for renewal.
Whether you want to join a lunation cycle, attend events, or host your own community gathering, there are many ways to participate.