I feel your presence in our dear Magdalene.
Forever bringing clarity to all that we do.
Forever holding space as you have for us.
Thinking about your footprint on our hearts and your words on our souls.
Tonight we hold a Dumb Supper for you.
On the night of November 1st, under the shadow of Samhain, we invite you to step into the sacred and liminal, where the living and the departed intertwine. At 9pm EST, join us for the fifth annual Dumb Supper, a ritual where silence speaks louder than words, and the veil between worlds is tenderly parted.
The Dumb Supper is an ancient tradition, a pilgrimage of reverence and remembrance for our ancestors and the holy dead. It is a silent meal shared with those we have loved and lost, as well as spirits long forgotten. In this intimate gathering, we will honour not only those whose names echo in our hearts but also the souls who have been left without remembrance. Together, we will hold space for grief, gratitude, and connection.
As we traverse the fog of the otherworld, you will feel the presence of those seen and unseen, taking a journey hand-in-hand with spirits who have awaited this moment to share in our sacred circle. With quiet intention, we will call to the ancestors, offering them our devotion, our food, and our prayers, so that they may find rest, and we may find healing.
This year's gathering will be held online, live and recorded, allowing us to sit with friends, both living and deceased, across distances. As we come together, we will learn about the rich history of the Dumb Supper and adapt its rituals for this virtual setting, creating a shared space that transcends the physical.
Participants will receive a PDF filled with reflective activities, including petitioning the spirits, meditative thoughts, and a formal invitation detailing what to bring to the table. These tools will guide you as you prepare to meet your ancestors and journey into the deeper mysteries of the night.
This ritual is especially powerful for those who have been experiencing heightened psychic awareness—the stirring of entities around them, the whispers of spirit growing louder. It is a time to lean into your abilities, to listen, to see, and to feel the presence of the unseen with a heart open to communion.
The Dumb Supper is more than a ritual; it is a living vessel for ancestral honour, a sacred pilgrimage into the heart of tradition. Let this be your time to connect with those who walked before you, to grieve, to remember, and to venerate the holy dead in the most intimate of ways.