The theme for the next Solar Playback online performance on March 24th from 7-8:15pm ET is “Gifts”… a nod to the abundant gifts of life on Earth as they begin again to show themselves to us on this full moon, sometimes called “Worm” or “Sugar” moon. Coming right after the spring equinox this year, this full moon connotes a time when insects hatch, sap flows, winds blow, and in the northern states spring is beginning to make itself known—what a gift!

• What gifts have you received recently or in the past that carry special significance?

• What gifts have you given that were meaningful?

• What has turned into a gift, despite not seeing it as such at first?

• Conversely, what was something you thought of as a gift that turned out differently?

• What does gift-giving mean to you? your family? your culture?

• What gifts have surprised you? embarrassed you? thrilled you? shocked you?

• Have you ever been offended by a gift? or offended someone else with yours?

• What gifts do you seldom acknowledge despite their importance to you?

• Do you tend to think most often of material gifts? What other forms do gifts take for you?

These online solo playback performances are intimate gatherings that ask for your full participation. Free to register over zoom below, and a pay-what-you-wish $0-$25 option for those who feel called to donate after the show. There is no pressure to pay and I welcome you to attend regardless of whether or not you pay. Your presence is a gift, truly. I cannot have a show without you!

Register over zoom using the button below and join the meeting a couple minutes early (the room opens 10 minutes before the start) to ensure your connection.

• Plan on keeping your video ON and participating at times in 1-1 breakout sessions.

• Think about a story or moment you would volunteer for a playback.

• Plan on being present for the 75 minute duration. Please avoid arriving late and leaving early.

I look forward to welcoming you on Sunday evening. Please share this invitation with loved ones!

Learn more about the history of the moon names this month here: https://www.almanac.com/content/full-moon-march