Honoring The Divine Masculine Day is an International Holiday in Honor of the Black Man, observed every third Saturday of September during the sacred season of the Fall Equinox.

For 10 years, women have gathered in ritual to honor, bless, affirm, and celebrate the Black men in our lives.

Our brothers.
Our lovers.
Our sons.
Our husbands.
Our fathers.
Our grandfathers.
Our uncles.
Our friends.
Our community.

We gather as Creatrix.

We sync our collective intentions. We speak life. We move. We breathe. We pray. We celebrate. We place good Asè on our men and on the Divine Masculine within us all.

Our brothers are welcomed into the circle to receive, participate, connect, and be honored.

Held in the powerful energy of the Fall Equinox, this annual holiday is rooted in Sacred Balance — a time when light and darkness meet, when we honor what has been harvested, release what has completed its cycle, and intentionally call forward what we desire to create next.

And this ritual is alive.

We dance.
We drum.
We eat.
We float.
We stretch.
We cry.
We laugh.
We create.

We gather in our whole humanity — in joy, release, movement, stillness, tenderness, celebration, and connection.

Through meditation, Tai Chi, breathwork, movement, drumming, bodywork, healing conversations, floating meditation, ritual, food, and community, we create a field of good intention around Black men.

This is more than an event.

It is a holiday.
It is ritual.
It is remembrance.
It is intention.
It is celebration.
It is creation.

Every third Saturday of September, we gather.

Women bringing the intention.
Men entering the circle.
Families strengthening.
Communities remembering.

And together, we place some very good Asè on our Black men.

Honoring The Divine Masculine Day
An International Holiday in Honor of the Black Man
Every Third Saturday of September • Fall Equinox Season

10 years of ritual. 10 years of love. And we are carrying it forward.

Honoring The Divine Masculine Day: Sacred Balance

10th Annual Celebration Of Black Men