Our next women’s circle is Wed 28th Jan (7-9pm) Lle Hapus Wrecsam
A Red Tent is a woman-only gathering space, often held monthly, where women connect, share stories, and support each other in a non-judgmental environment. It's rooted in the concept of a sacred space for menstruating women, but in modern interpretations, it's open to all women. Red Tents are about building community, honoring female cycles, and providing a safe space for women to be themselves.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Key Features of a Red Tent:
Woman-Only Space:
The core principle is that it's a space exclusively for women, fostering a sense of sisterhood and shared experience.
Monthly Gatherings:
Often held around the new moon, Red Tents provide a regular opportunity for connection.
Red Fabric:
The use of red fabric, whether in a physical tent, drapes, or blankets, symbolizes the menstrual cycle and is a visual cue for the space.
Sharing and Support:
Women share their experiences, stories, and emotions, creating a supportive and validating atmosphere.
No Pressure or Expectations:
Red Tents are about being present, connecting, and enjoying each other's company without a specific agenda or outcome.
Inclusivity:
While rooted in honoring menstrual cycles, modern Red Tents are open to women of all ages, including girls, mothers, and post-menopausal women.
Community Building:
Red Tents are about fostering a sense of belonging and support within a community of women.
