Sacred Nights – Ancient Rituals for Modern Times

Nina Roosen
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A few years ago, I began recording this podcast in English and stopped before it was complete. I thought I would return when I could do it better, especially when my English felt more secure. The unfinished episodes stayed with me. I have decided not to wait for perfection. The Sacred Nights have been part of my work for too long to leave this English version unfinished. So this is where I begin again, with the English I have and an invitation to come along.

Episodes

  1. 4 Sept

    An Embodied Practice

    How can you live the Sacred Nights today? Welcome to the fireplace. Today, we explore the different ways people celebrate the Rauhnächte: from incense, journaling and reflection to Tarot, old customs and the connection between each night and the months of the coming year. And no, there is no single right way to enter these nights. You can keep it mystical, reflective or playful. What matters is that you allow this tradition to become something lived, experienced and personal.

    An Embodied Practice

  2. 29 Aug

    A Living Tradition

    Before we start with rituals and all the things we can do during these nights, I want to go a little further back. Because there is not one original Rauhnächte tradition. No one old system everybody followed in exactly the same way. So where do we start? Perhaps with Halloween and Samhain, with the beginning of the darker time of the year, the harvest, our ancestors and the question of what we actually carry with us when we enter this time. And yes, all of this has something to do with the Rauhnächte. Let´s meet at the fireplace for more shared wisdom.

    A Living Tradition

  3. Season 1, Episode 1 Trailer

    An Invitation

    An Invitation to the Sacred Nights In the gap between the old year and the new are twelve nights that have carried stories, rituals and questions through generations. In this opening episode, I welcome you to Sacred Nights. I speak about the Rauhnächte and what you can expect from this podcast. Even if I do not say it directly, you may hear why I return to them year after year. Across the episodes, old traditions meet modern life. This is an invitation to listen: to your dreams, your questions, your memories and whatever may already be taking shape. This is the doorway. The room is open. The rest will follow.

Trailer

About

A few years ago, I began recording this podcast in English and stopped before it was complete. I thought I would return when I could do it better, especially when my English felt more secure. The unfinished episodes stayed with me. I have decided not to wait for perfection. The Sacred Nights have been part of my work for too long to leave this English version unfinished. So this is where I begin again, with the English I have and an invitation to come along.

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