The Murmuration

The Murmuration is a monthly gathering for people who want to stay close to themselves as the year moves.

Once a month, we meet live to pause, take stock, and write — using seasonal journaling as a way to notice what’s changing inside you and around you. This practice helps us to pay attention: to the weather you’re living in, the questions that keep returning, the small shifts you might otherwise miss.

Each gathering follows a gentle, repeatable rhythm.

• a short reflection grounded in the season

• a guided journaling invitation

• quiet time to write

• a soft closing to help you re-enter the rest of your life

No homework, no expectation to share, and no pressure to “keep up.” The writing is for you.

This isn’t a class or a course. It’s a monthly practice — a place to check in, record what’s true, and return to yourself in real time.

The Inspiration

A murmuration is the way birds gather and move together through attention and responsiveness, rather than a single leader. The Murmuration takes its name from that pattern — a shared rhythm that shifts and reforms, held lightly and collectively.

Who It’s For

The Murmuration is for anyone who:

• wants a steady, low-pressure journaling rhythm

• is drawn to seasonal awareness rather than goal-setting

• uses writing as a way to think and feel, not perform

• wants a sense of collective presence without obligation

You don’t need to be a writer.
You don’t need a perfect journal.
You don’t need to attend every month.

You just need a place to return to — and something to write with.

How It Works

The Murmuration meets once a month, live on Zoom, for about an hour.

Each gathering includes:

• a brief seasonal reflection

• a guided journaling invitation

• quiet time to write

• a gentle closing

You’ll receive details and reminders by email.
Attendance is always optional.
Listening quietly is welcome.

The Murmuration is offered as a gift-based practice. There is no required fee to join. Those who wish to support the space are invited to do so, but there is no expectation.